The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

lFIOWER S0UTHPAW
4 MAY DO BETTER TODAY
Hams Disappears Mysteri-
hsly and Morgan Has Cata-
ract Over His Eye.

n ouick and Hannah. Game viii
.)Ied at $3.50 o'clock sharp. Man
Blankenship is confident that
|an will hold the Butte batsmer
20 the proper limit. The Sky
srs will try not to bat Quick Out
"A bog, because McCloskey would
mt IN Remneas, the Mighty. Jen'
juoley' s new pitcher from Rawlins
Is due today, but it is unlikely
n be called upon to do any twirl'
,ntiI later. Fans who have not
Dressan will be pleased with his
His deceptive throw to first was
lownfall of several base runners
4 the game Saturday.
|f gane-Butte ., Salt Lake O.
,nd game-Butte 6, Salt Lake 4.
meas won the first game at Cooley
>,
gave the second one 10 Butte. II
|ad been with the Skyscrapers For
X0mc run "oulu Have b''4l
III more advantageous period.
thing must be done with that man
IS. He ought To be under a handi-
arrying weight for winning too
ITO eaualize matters the handi :
|[Eht consist OF tying hiA right arm
j his back Detectives Golding and
were in the grand stand yester-
Ia did not even pinch him OF sus-
although thousands would have
Ito the charge of interfering with
[fBcrapers in the discharge OF their
1 OF course. Duddy's home run
Butte along, but the pitcher was
hat obstacle Salt Lake could not
Int.
good reason why Remneas ought
put under a handicap or prevented
Reforming is that whenever Nc
v puts him in McCloskey does not
10 take any further notice OF the
When other pitchers officiate Nc
n Is there watching and instruct
1t when the Mighty Remneas Is on
D. the manager either takes tickets
d off to see friend. This. of
/. Is an intimation that Remneas
he beaten and Salt Lake just at
D Is not In Il position TO deny II, 1t
be Just like McCloskey TO put Rem
d today.
6ly the fates were against Salt Lake
iutte. For instance there was Will
the promising pitcher. who went
Heber 10 collect a fortune of 500
D has inherited. He promised To
4 In time. but he did not come.
|Qcntly he lost chance To distin-
himself.
ke Probably Got the S100,
her instance is that Morgan is af-
with a cataract over his eye and
||Eeon positively foybids him TO
that was not all. Schlmpff, who
He'd upon 10 do some pitching yes
had a very sore thumb.
q were other minor Instances, but
Hgoing are sufficient 10 prove that
I65 were not propitious for the Sky
NJ rate the fans got their money s
And such q crowd More than
|oyal. but saddencd fans watched
'Qyal, but saddencd fans watched
uple tragedy, II roofing could have
game Salt Lake would have been
'ous. Enthusiasts OF all ages were
Cne Of the youngest, Charlie Os-
PIX years old. sat next TO .he
pos and shouted his encouragement
local players, He knew them all
'ost OF the Butte team More than
understood the plays, which
fuet Sal, Lakers appreciate base
much rs residents OF any other
5econd game was less suappY than
4t The dust back OF the plate
{he official scorer dry and at his
f one OF Coolcy's myrmidons
n la a. 81. y,,r
iFrlGation had hardly been com
before bushes began To sprout
some OF The players On both
soveral men were SO afraid Of get
turt that they permitted balls TO
when they might have stopped
L hsinneas was tho only pitcher
- not dodge when swift ones came
Oevercaux rather distinguished
y pv his quick work in the first
yeSterday. His stops and throws
.goa enough for anyone, Below Is
IpLi9n OF the plays In both games
Game by Innings.
e Iirst inning Cordtz caught Dock =
19 ily, DevercauX caught PerrIne's 8
rre}s was out, Orr to Van.
oait Lake Spencer was out. Elscy
sas: Forttcr famed. Dockstad- :
~ eordiz fly, but Van struck
tnc second Devercaux handled
not groundcr like a big Lacquer
Esw MN out at first. buddy was
en OeEcreauN ran in front OF
grabbed q fast ono on the bound
20 GET 1t TO Van. Marshall was
quick throw TO Van.
az Lakc Orr. DevcreauN and Pen
third Hannah was out to For
caught EIsey's fly. Remneas
'1' fcrhlhS caught him mapping
cdit Lake Perkins was out. Mathes
10 Iaroer struck out. Spencer
Ferline To Elsey.
~, iourth Dockstader and Pcrripe
HIr TO Van. Frcis got a two
,cl'' but WAS out at the Dlat te
sis nned out single
Like Fortier hit high ono to
truth struck out and Van was
ii,h buddy, thc first man ND
oal over the fence for "A homo
rshall rns,ha struck out, Hannah hi,
anS second. Esey hit To Pen.
Nv oouble play retired Hannah
II -
y" Lake Orr was out to Mathes
(np ,yeIcauS w. was hit by pitcher
c,,, "ds out 10 Freis and Perkins
q 'Thah Eemneas was out, Garber tr
ana van stopped Dockstader'i
Pc vi got him at first Van also
XIa,anaa nakn CARRIER famed and Spen,
"a aes hls example. Forticr walkcc
Mono Mono on passed ball. Cordt;
bn'hes Nil TO Elsey. Nathes Jug.
irnr," put made up for It by i
Sasesenth CARRIER grabbed Frels'.
4 TsthnreW him out to Van. Or
1If nne out 10 Van. buddy got 4,
HI p"'' short. hut Marshall strucl
Lake Van and Orr we're out