The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

Soii.e.s, Hnn tne oases were croWded
It ment by fouling of all the good ones
Druhot served him. finally getting a base
0ar on pals mi,s and and forcing Blank over the
Hannah ended the inning.
Butte threatened in It's half of the
fourth; with one down. Perrine doubled
stader,s out at hrst Hannah again
walked. but Elsey forced him at second
and the danger was past
Ing in the nth round Hummel opened
this session with drive against the
right field wall for two bases. The
southpaw pitcher struck out both Spen-
Ger and Abbott, the two letting the third
strikes cut the plate without Offering
at them Blank was tossed out by
overtime In the fifth. Abbott dropped
Orr's assist on Druhot and Spencer
S wseh s anS dnSpped s GSfT n e W ed for Mahes
walked and the bases were filed. none
out and plenty OF crepe hanging on the
a00ters row. %S The mighty Marshall ns his nS
forced Druhot out
buddy hit sharply 10 Pendleton and
that clever youngster pulled off a great
going homo. Pen touched Marshall as he
passed and threw to Abbott for as neat
a double play as one could find, outside
the majors. retiring the side without n
run. AL this point the fans made some
noise.
buddy. for the visitors. pulled of a
safe on Mathess tumble and was put
down to second on Cortdz's sacrince.
Devereaux hit to Duddy. who tagged
With and down oS1 walked
and stole. but Hummel famed Hannah
and Elsey retiring the side.
Blanksox Rally Gamely.
"The lucky seventh" Witnessed Salt
Lakes game rally. when the game was
Won soamas Sae sehp i1STsa opened e
ming by placing a neat single in right
and going down on Pens sacrifice, Hum
mel answered the fans, appeal to to-, win IN
right scoring schimpfr. Spencer forced
his pitcher at second, but when Hannah
pegged low to first to catch him mapping
was walked Spencer stealing third on
the fourth ball Abbott stole second
without opposition, Blank then gave the
fans proof that Cooley should make. his
captain play often when he drove hard
to left field. scoring two runs. 1t mat
tered not to the fans that he was cut
for his hit was most timely and produc-
tive of two tallies.
Druhot singled In Butte's half of the
base. Marshall lars doubled =" in the eighth.
but got no further than third. He made
a bluff to score on Perrine's ny TO LETT,
pul spencer maze a great throw 10 tHe
plate and Joe decided TO return to third.
where. he perished. Spencer got on In
the ninth with two out and after Abb
hott walked was caught trying TO pilfer
third.
Great anguish of mind was suffered by
the fans In the. final inning. Hannah
drew his third free ticket OF the game
and raced to third on Elseys single
Remneas went In to run for the latter
Oruhot hit to DevereauX. and that usual
ly heady player so far forgot himself as
TO throw to first when an easy double
play awaited a toss to second Brick
caught Fries's pop for the second out,
but Mathes. with two strikes against
him; lifted the ball over the right field
wall for q home run and the three counts
r. Both sides went out. In order in, the
tenth: In the eleventh Devcreaux got as
far as third, after being hit by the
pitcher, but died at that station. Hum
| mel set; down. the visitors In order In
their half 81 the eleventh and the Sky
scrapers went In for their half Of the
twelfth TO end the agony.
Spencer opened with safety just over
| third and was sacrificed to second by Alb
| bott. Blankenship again did the hero
act by a drive. TO left field, scoring Spen-
| Orr drove hard liner to center, send
| Ing Blank over the pan and taking an
other base when Fries fumbled Dever-
eaux singled and Orr wa<. cat down at
| the plate by Dockstader's throw.
Pendleton retired the visitors In their
| half of the twelfth. throwing the three
batters to face Hummel out at first. end
| ing the game in Salt Lakes favor by the
score Of to 1.