The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Reeds Men Shut Out Boise and
Butte CrusheS MissOula,
II to [.
Uniien Association
Yesterdays Results.
Helena, .. Salt Lake, ).
Butte. II; Missoula. J.
Great Falls. .; Boise. o.

with the aid of the umpire and Win
Portwhe eler Cook, a Utah boy, in the
box Irby's Senators came back at Cooley
park yesterday afternoon and gave
Blankenship's youngsters a sound trounc-
ing The count was To 4
The Senator's won the game in the
third period. In this session they counted
e!gh, times Umpire Frary helped them
do it when he missed an out a; third,
Cook the first man up. famed. but
Wood noled out double. When Levy
grounded to short Wood tore for third.
bur Orr threw him out, 10 Schimpn. by
two feet. Dust must have got INTO
safe Roberts. the next man up.
with the correct decision on Wood at
third. Roberts's retireWent would have
IDENTIFY had bad effect on Jachs in the
box and his teammates. for when lrby
hit to third Schimpf threw low TO
Blankenship. who dropped the oali ,i ana
raw. filing the bases. and when Iwicker
grounded to second Pendleion booted and
Levy scored. When Iiibblc hit 10 cen
ter. Cordtz was unable TO pick up the
ball and the bingle went for triple,
and Irby. Murray and Zwicker scored.
Then Kelly singled and when Cook hit
enship and Pendleton watched the bali
drop to the ground. Wood followed with
a triple. clearing The bases except for
himself. and then Blankenship jerked
Jachs for Schimpff and sent DevereauX
to third. Schimpf forced Levy 10 hit
line drive 10 DevereauN. retiring the
Size.
Schimpff Is Stingy.
Schimpf held the Senators 10 two hits
for the remaining six innings and cut
them down without a run except for the
sixth period. With two down in this in
ming. Schmpff walked Roberts. who stole
Roberts. Murray was hit. but zwicker
went out from Pendleton to Blankenship.
With Jachs going we'll the Saints
started off like winners. The first three
visitors up in the initial session retired
in order. Spencer was walked and when
Van hunted 10 Kibbe Zwicker dropped
the throw and both runners we're safe.
After his leader had gone out. from Kib
both Spencer and Van, Orr struck out
and schimpff skied to zwicker.
The Saints made their third count in
who had singled. at Second SchimpT
doubled and Orr came home. Pendleton
went out, Cook to zwjcker, and Perkins
last count. was made in the sixth when
BIankenship was walked and Orr dou-
bled. scoring his leader Cordtz had
gone out TO Zwicker unassisted and
Schimpn skied TO Levy and Pend,eton to
Roberts.
Without Frary's bad decision at third
the game would have been one Of the
prettiest contests of the season Cook
who was discarded by "Scrappy BIZ
Joyce following a two-innng tryout here
held the hard hitting Saints to four scat
tered bingles and struck out four. He
walked the same number.
Scbimpff pitched well. Besides cut
ting the visitors down with two hits, he
struck out seven men. Schimpff dis
played both speed and wide breaking
curves that gave the Senators all sorts
Of trouble. He walked three men.
Frary's Troubles.
Umpire Frary has been unjustly criti~
cised on decisions in which ground rules
we're involved. Hereafter the standing
playing rules will prevail in balls going
against the bleachers or grand stand or
on passed balls and the runner will ad-
vance one base and as many more base
rs he can make except In case the ball
goes through the grand stand netting or
eVent the runner will advance TWO bases.
Frary has been touted as wonderful
Indicator handler, but lie has not quite
lived up to this reputation here. His
chief failure is inactivity, On foul balls
going within few inches OF the grand
stand or bleacher netting he should
get as close 10 the play as possible 10
see that the ball does not Craze some
thing before being caught, and on close
decisions at bases he should leave his
position behind the pitcher and get as
close to the play as possible. These
things he does not do and in consequence
his judgment is likely to be impaired.
Tto4