The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-01

Before magnificent crowd Blanken-
ships Saints took both games OF the
double header from ''Scrappy" Bill
Joyce's Missoula warriors at Cooley park
Sunday afternoon. The score in the hrst
contest was s to L. and in the second
II TO 5. Close TO 1000 raving bugs saw
the games.
While the skyscrapers were trimming
the Scrappers here. Great Falls was doing
the same thing to Charles IrbyS Senators
at Great Falls. At Boise the lrrigators
and the Mountmen divided the double
header. Butte taking the first game b
to 3. and Boise the second TO . This
leaves Great Falls perfect percentage.
while the Saints and the lrrigators are
tied for second place Boise and Mis-
Helena retains its grip on the cellar po-
sition.
The circuit will be idle today. no games
being scheduled. Mssoula Will consume
the time in making the jump to Boise
TO NICE, the irrgators in a series OF
seven games: while Great Falls Will go
mountmen will come TO Salt Lake TO
meet the saints in a series Of seven
games beginning Tuesday afternoon and
winding IN with double header at Coo
ley park next Sunday afternoon.
Hummel Hurls One-Hit Game.
Hummel, on the slab for Salt Lake In
the first game here Sunday afternoon.
was in rare form and hurled A one-hit
contest. He should have had a no-hit
grounder In the eighth period would
have let the visitors down without a hit
and shut them out.
and his speed was burning the path
from the slab Ia the plate. His control
was almost perfect In the one or two
pinches he was equal 10 the occasion. |
sion. Only one Missoulsn walked An
other was hit. Besides letting the visit
ors down with one lone bingle. double |
by Captain Elsey In the seventh, Hum |
mel struck out ten
First Game
With both slabmen going at full tilt. |
backed by almost alright support, IL |
looked like an extra inning contest un-
III the fourth period. In the third Spen-
Ger robbed Holland OF a double BY a |
pretty running catch that startled the
grandstand and bleachers into big ova-
ton. When Spencer tripled in Salt
the bugs almost tore the grandstand
down. but their JOY died when Van flew
out To NOVEL;
Blankenship broke the visitors de-
fense down In the fourth with a single
Cordtz sacrificed him to second and was
safe when Elsey jugglcd- Dashbeck
dropped pc, :, CARRIERS throw on orr's bunt
ana all hands were safe. Devereaux hit
INTO double. forcing Blank al home
and setting nailed at first, but "BuIger''
Walsh, with two strikes and three balls
land.
In the fifth. after Hummcl had famed,
Spencer lifted long. high one towards
Coffee and kept on going. Coffee missed
II and Spencer perched on second. Van
trlpled; counting Spencer, and Blanken-
ond Cordtz hit through Murphy, tally-
ing, Blankenship. who had taken big
lead. Cordtz was caught off first and
Orr flew TO Dashbeck.
The Saints annexed tbcir laSt ri, q,
Inc sixth on walk. an error and a
single .Devereaux, Walsh and Perkins
fnsfq ihn 1s IN to succession @snt IN the eighth but
second. q"
While HummeI was letting the visitors
down with one measly hi his fesn,
mates were pounding CARRIER. who beat /,
mem Thursday. all over the lot. garner
,mf n1,ff tHTDe'een Hua hitS on him CARRIER struck !
O Al af'er the initial frame the visitors saw
hrst in Tho seventh. eighth and ninth
%aIfed WsroaS Coffee enT mih IN 9hs two gone Hpmme
ninth hIt the center gardener hut two
were we're Gn down and Hummel made EIsey
force Coftee at second.
booted W1th one g,rI,|'! down in the seventh Orr
Murphy a life at first and robbing Huns Huns
N1nrnby ME-, ., "a. a chance gancss for hit game
nut EIsey doubled scoring Coffee with ,
the only tally. for Missouls without I
y,Ir pooI. Co1ee S out would have re- ! ,
lired tho side. Harmon struck out
, IN the eighth. with two down. Orr !
ncIded Hanson's grounder slowly. and :
then threw poorly 10 Blanlsenship. whc :
,nuifed. With three balls on Garber
iiummel adroitlv showed three sirjLos =
over and Missoula's big hurler famed,
Second Game
the, scrappers got off in front in the I
second game After Byrd had made two :
men retire by the strikeout route. Cof /
re-, re connected for double and scored on |
,Jseys single. McCafferty. running for
pnd. ~ '"'ei oec- l
The skyscrapers Immediately tied the
score After Spencer walked Cook foo \
lIed vans buni and when he recovered {
pushed The ball past first into the wire s
and Spencer and Van went 10 third and \
second respectively. After Bankenshin l
Ionled out Cordtz laid down a perfect I
Evidences OF Byrd's fielding weakness /
appeared in the second when he threw
NOVEL; out at first instead Of irving ar
second for Harmon. who had lifted high Z
me 10 spencer that got away b
, Perkins displayed his deadly whin in
The fourth. when Elsov, with two down
Tried to steal second. MIssoula's bir d
,5ptain was thrown out by several feet
N 10 had -I,I.s- =. l.