The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
TAKES 0NE: WITH
AID Of UMPIRE:
Boise Defeats Salt Lake. 6 TO 4,
in Third Game of the
Series.
MISS0ULA BEATS HELENA:
REED MEN AND BUTTE REST
BIankenship and Jachs to
Form Battery for Saints
Today.

With the aid OF the umpire, kella ckey s
rrisators took the third game OF the
series with Blankenship's youngsters at
Cooley park Thursday afternoon, The
score was 20 4. -
With the score 4 TO l In the first half
of the sixth period and two men on,
first base line which Umpire Frary. from
the center OF the diamond called fair.
The foul hit went for triple and Two
men counted, giving the lrrigators enough
to lie the game UP finally.
Frary then refused 10 listen to Blank
enshp's claim that the ball. even II ii
were nit fair, went into the beachers
and under ground rules a base runner
was entitled TO only two bases. which
would have let in only ono score and
when the Saints leader, at the end OF
the game with the official scorer imme-
Giately as is required under the associa-
ton rules TO make II effective, Frary tlned
him SIS. In all probability this fine viii
be appealed 10 the head Of the league
before IL is paid.
schimpff Weakens
schimpn, OH the slab for Salt Lake,
started good despite the fact that the
old injury TO his pitching hand kept him
from putting much on the ball. and got
the count tied at ! TO l then. Schimpff
walked Kellackey, first UP. and allowed
Waters, who had been going out the air
route almost as regularly as he came up
to get his first hit of the series, "A single
Then came kelars foul down The first
base line. which Frary called fair. and
Kellackey and Waters. romped home.
The ball so obviously was foul that
Kellar at first made no start to run and
IL was only after his team mates shouted
10 MIN to 'let the umpire decide IT that
he ran.
affairs and allowed Naughton. who had
been hitting weak. to double, sending
Kellar home with the tying count. Then
llo, ,Lr.,, i, ,l,, npt In q -sE
klllilay doubled. Bauer skied TO Orr and
Fleck flew TO Spencer. but Naushton
scored on the out Brooks singled: but
Killlay was out when Waters, coaching
al the third base line, grabbed the lrri-
gators elongated hurler TO keep him from
trying to come home ON the hit.
Outside OF this session. i'll which the
Irrigators got four OF their seven hits
off him. Schimpff pitched superb ball. On
account OF his injury Schimpff started
out floating the ball up To the frriga-
visitors made their first score III the
second period the little utility man tight
ened and held the lrrlgators runlcss until
she deluge came.
Outside of wildness, Kilnlay hurled an
excellent game, holding the heavy hit
ting Saints 10 seven scattered bingles and
striking out seven of them killilay
walked three, one OF his passes forcing in
How Scores Were Made
In the second Schimpff walked Waters.
an easy mark and kellar sacrificed him
on base. Naughton hit TO Blankenshlp,
who fooled and Schimpf1 let the throw
get away and Waters counted. Then
Schimpff frightened and Killlay skied to
orr and Bauer fouled TO BlankenshIp on
4 great catch.
Cordtz flew to Bauer. but Orr murdered
one OF killilay's speedy ones for a triple.
DevereauX struck out. but Pendleton hit
one too hot for Naughton at short and
Orr counted. tieins the score. Pendleton
went out trying to pilfer second.
In che third Perkins and Schimpff
struck ous In succession. hut Naughton
from first when Van doubled. Then XIII
ilay got generous and walked Blanken-
ship. Cordtz and Orr In succession. fore
ing Van in with a count. DevereauX flied
10 Flick.
The Saints annexed another in the
fourth. when Pendleton doubled, Perkins
singled and Schimpf1T doubled, Spencer
lackey.
In the sixth Kellackey was walked and
Waters singled. kclar's foul went for
triple and Kelackey and Waters scored.
Naughton doubled, sending Kellar home
with the teing tally. and Morgan replaced
TO Orr and Flick flew TO Spencer. but the
throw In took bad bound. and Naughton
counted. When Brooks singled Waters
touched kiililay TO hold him at third.
making the third out.
The Irrigators got their last count in
the seventh. when Waters tripled with
two down and came home on a passed
ball kellar struck out
B!anbenship will send Jachs TO the
slab today and will 90 behind the bat
himself. partly TO give Perkins A rest
and partly 10 see II he can discover
what is the matter with his husky
twirler from Washington state Jachs
appears TO have everything except con-
troll. and Blankenship is going TO try 10
determine why II is that Jachs isn't able
10 locate the plate
kcllackey will work Tallieferro. who
opened against the Saints and did well
until towards tho end OF the game. when
he was shunted for kilburn. Despite
the fact that the Saints were hitting