The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Salt Lake won one and lost one OF
a poorly played double header with
Helena at Cooley park yesterday after
noon. The first game was won by Helena.
10 TO S. after brilliant ninth inning rallies
by both teams Salt Lake ran away with
the second game, 10 10 8.
After having apparently won the game
twice and almost won IT the third time
Salt Lake was finally defeated in the
frst. Errors were frequent on both sides
In the first game but despite the loose
helding the game was. interesting First
Eother, but Helena was the luckier and
was benefited by couple of close de-
Fcisions
CARRIER opened the first game and
Ipitched wen save for his wildness. He
WAS relieved in the fourth By Morgan.
EITHER would have won with better sup
Port. Ames pitched for Helena and he.
too. suffered from poor support.
III In the second game Salt Lake punched
bits with Kane's gifts and won easily;
schimpff pitched for Salt Lake and held
the visitors safe all OF the time.
II With the games of the series thus far
divided three each for Helena and Salt
double, header at Cooley park. The 10
Gals will be handicapped somewhat with
Iplankenship on the bench. Blankenship
has a bad leg, which will necesstate hls
Remaining out OF the game for several
days. Van will replace him at first
IL. GGTper VIII pltcn the opening game To-
day for Salt Lake He pitched only
little more than three innings yesterday
and Is believed to be In good condition
70 go the, route today. Hummel will ap-
good game for Salt Lake the other day
land is believed to be back in old time
form Williams. the crack Heber pitch
|er,, who will be given a tryout by Salt
Lake next week. will be In uniform to-
4 day and II either CARRIER or Hummel gets
4 70 going bad Morgan will be used as
H relief pitcher,
4 Start Out Well.
H In the first game Salt Lake apparently
lIcinched the contest I'm the first inning,
ia single and four errors. followed by a
II double. gave Salt Lake three runs In
II the fourth inning two walks. a batter hit,
'Ia two-bagger, single and an outfield
lInrror gave Helena Ave runs. Morgan re-
l|lteyed CARRIER In this inning and allowed
In the sixth two walks, a sacrifice hit
md sacrifice fly gave Salt Lake run,
spencer's single. Blankenship's double.
irby's error and Cordtzs single gave the
thisn in front, position which they held
NJ I'll the ninth Kibble's double. Ames's
Hngle. Woods sacrifice fly. Orr's error.
lIheily's double and Irby's sacrifice brought
IA four runs for Helena
Salt Lake made whlrlwind finish In
ths s ninth. but lacked one run of tying
jE life when Amos dropped a pop-up.
4 Spencer went 10 hrst when Van was
u I[nrown out ct second Kfbble funbled
RIPlnnkenship's srounder Fortier singled
Ind Spencer scored. Cordtz singled
nIgcoring Blankenship Fortier went to
thlrd on orr's long 1y. Cordtz stole sec
(l2nd. Devereaux had chance with two
Mnen on bases. but he grounded out to
N fwicker, ending the game.
IL Kane Very Wild.
Ill Kane early showed evidence Of wildness
I've the second game, walking Spencer and
lfsiankenship, the first two up. The two
IlSofked double steal successfully and
Slepencer scored when kibble missed a
lIknrow TO third Kane then struck the
lIpeNt three men out In order
XII In the second inning with two gone the
Ilpcal team cinched the game by scoring
jIHx runs, Perkins walked. Schmpff sim
flEed and Spencer walked. filling the ba ses.
lkon; who had gone in for Blankenship,
lvngled. scoring two. Then he stole sec
lpnd. Fortier walked, filling the bags
jrhen Cordtz was walked. forcing In
elrnn' Orr doubled. clearing the bases, but
SEas caught trying to stretch his hit 10
Salt Lake got three more In the fourth
ln Walk, an error, q single and
Schinlpd didn't give Helena a chance
lpntll the sixth, when Wood and Baker
]Punched @ pair OF doubles for one score,
the eighth three singles gave Helena
NE other two runs.