The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08

Although Willis Morgan, the dcpehua-
hls twlrlcr OF the Salt Lake Sai'orihe"'
prt up a gilt-edged exhibition OF illhe
Ing against the Boise invaders !esle'
day afternoon. he vas neNcrtheiess
turned the loser in a scintiliatms pilcn-
ing duel with Harry Killilay' Morgan
famed ten of tho opposition s"s''e's'
but permitted Hugh Kelllackey men ~
hit safely on ten different occasions anu
worse still. Jet them bunch these hilS on
gatcful occasions, ~ 49,, 80,
On the other hand. killlay PitInsu ~, ,..
Sor league ball against the sailors lIo,''
khe Greet salt Lake border. rive SAT-
tics represented the total efforts OF Wv
local swstsmiths. and kil!liaS was ,l'ps, -
effective when hit would have ineanl d
tied score The best hittcrs OF Mr. Coo
lcy's baseball family failed to TO-. G3niiert ier
at the proper time, and srlck peFSr
Dorniny OF "A shutout by walloplnS one
of Kiiilay's bcndcrs for doube 10 Inlo-
die field and scoring Captain Slahk
from tho initial sack. o,
win most ball games. but he WAS uhl9I
tunate in being opposed 10 q tWrter WIZ
was at his best and who received per per
feet support from his teanlnateS, me
Utah product who will pitch for Denver
next year was given good support, Ar
tie Schimpff, subbins at second pase ioI
play when he grabbed a hot liner while
on the run and tossed to Abbott Tor
double play. His support played error.
less bali but simply could not connect
n.Itb the offerings of Killllay, who earned
his victory.
Boise Scored in First.
Morgan started auspiciously by fam
ming the FIRST two men TO face him, but
Brooks bit TO center and took Two bases
when the bail bounded badly. FlaDni-
hi, bnI
single TO center, scoring Brooks Orr
threw out Keaclsey. ending The inning.
Although Spencer opened the locals hair
Of the first inning by beating out tap
to Flick the Sailors did not threaten to
score
Again in the second round did Morgan
whiff two Of the enemy and again did
they score a run against him. Stone
opened the inning with Il ringing double
to center and went 10 third while Shea
was beating out bunt. King flew to
left and Stone scored after the catch,
Spencers perfect peg bounding badly for
Blankcnship. Morgan made the next two
batters fan the breeze.
Bill Orr started the second inning with
a sizzling hit past second but Van hit
Into a double play and Cordtz struck
out
Although Morgan uncorked wild
pitch that nearly punctured Brooks's
frame where he wears his letters. he held
Boise scoreless In the third inning, but In
The next round the visitors again made
again hit safely and numbered to third
on Shea's drive over the middle sack.
King again produced a sacrifice fly on
which the angular stone rolled home
with collection OF moss that counted for
the third and final tally made by Hugh
kellackey men.
Brick Hits Timely.
Meanwhile the Sailors were helpless
before the offerings OF KilIilay, Dever-
caux worked him for walk in the fourth
inning and Van pealed off a single In
the NTH, but the others could not get on
Two were down in the sixth when Cap
tain Blank got life by virtue OF Kings
low throw on his boundcr. That very
earnest and consistent citizen, Brick"
DevercauX contributed his usual timely
wsllop, double 10 center. and as Blank
was. off with the pitch he scored the
locals only run on the hit
Cordtz drew free TRANSPORTATION In the
seventh and Spencer got on in the eighth.
when Levy fooled his grounder. only 70
De forced a moment later by Abbott.
the batting order could not Send then,
IN. however, and in the final round, when
van nearly tore of kellackeys hand
VIII a Vicious liner, he proved to be the
last Sailor TO anchor In the vicinity Of
first base.
Morgan frightened UP,
Meanwhile Willis Morgan was mixing
llttlo generosity with his stellar pitching.
With. ono down In tho fifth inning lie
PerInlttcu brooks and Flannigan TO hit
safsiy and then tightened up and famed
henackey and Stone. both of whom are
some clouters. Again In the seventh the
consistent Brooks made his third clean
hit OF the game. but Artie Schimpff
speared Shea S liner. with Stone ont of
the way. and doubled the VISITORS
catcher off first, a sparkling performances
ny air. Cooley's clever utility man
But with the tall and angular ISIIIIlay
pitching in his best FORM the Sailors had
no chance: Like the girl in the story.
killilay when good is very. very GOOD
and can beat anybody's ball club and
yesterday. was his good day The clever
Levy. with stride that pcrforce reminds
one of walk down the aisle of dry
sooos Store, performed brilliantly around
shortstop and other portions Of the play-
ing neld- he robbed Spencer Abbott of
mt In the eighth inning by going back
~ 'liird base and scooping UP a erounder
ioF q fheshot TO second, forcing Spencer
Flanagan and Brooks Star.
That FTanniEan person who takes cors
Of most OF the outheld for KcIiacLs,i.s
cluo, gobbied up five flies most OF which
were difficult chances Just to shov, his
versatility the veteran went bach M tbe
fence for Vans long drive i'm The eirbth
and moment later came In close he cl
oi shorts,op To squeeze Schimpff's s,ronn
bid for safe hit Catcher Rrooks hate
tered like the old battleshlp san Ma rcos
caught his usual heady game and Incl
dentally netted an average with tho he,
oi l.0o0, although hA was hif by the
pitcher OF the opposing club and aiso h,,
numerous foul tips from the Saiiormen's
Hpize rLa