The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-09
LUND PITCHES
WINNING CAME
COOley's Latest Find Earns
Right to Try-Out With Sky
scrapers in 1912.
BOTH TWIRLERS ARE GIVEN
SENSATIONAL SUPPORT
Schimpff's Wonderful Throw
and Spencer's Fine Catch
End Dangerous Rally.

be called promptly at 2:30 O'CLOCK thls
afternoon at Cooley park. Dressan, the
Sunnower southpaw, will pitch the
first game for the Skyscrapers and then
one Of Dick Cooley's new pitchers
will make his debut Barber is looked
for, but if he docs not pitch Price Will
oflciate for time at least. cooley
will put Barber in if that twirler gets
to the park in time. but that IS DOUBT
full. Kellackey will nominate Stone
for the first game and Maloney for the
second. Both teams are in fine fettle
and the double contest will be worth
seoing Several of the men OH botn
teams pulled off plays yesterday that
would have made them popular III big
league company.
Young Cannon Lund's pitching yester-
day was so good that Inc will be given
2 TROUT With the Skyscrapers in W.
lie came close TO pitching shut out ba T.
although in the first two innings he mad
stage fright and in the last inning Boise
was beginning 10 ind him. Lund famed
eleven men and gave five bases on balls.
After all, it was the reliable Heinlc Spen-
Ger who saved the game by making a'ilne
running catch. which II he had muned
would have let Boise tie the score.
Ar;ie Scfimpf. too. made one Of The
most remarkable throws ever seen on the
stopped bounder whirled and while on
his balance threw the sphere swiftly and
accurately 10 Abbott, retiring man
when Boise was trying To rally IN the
Neither OF these feats. however, was
So spectacular as stones wonderful one
handed catch of Orr's ~. The chances
seemed 100 10 / against Stone getting
the ball. hut he stuck out his long paw
while running hard and the ball seemed
70 have mucilage On X the way II stuck
to his glove. Stone is a pitcher. TOO.
The game was a splendid exhibition all
the way through The Skvscrapers never
had big enough lead 10 cinch the game
and the lrrisators were always menacing.
curves all The time. His swIftest ball
was an underhand twister- which he tried
10 put just below the battcr's shoulder.
He was even wilder than Lund. forcing
In one run ny giving a base on balls
Lund needs experience. but he promises
TO make very good twirler.
Game by Innings.
,.In, n the first inning Flick; for soiSei e;
when the sun got in bis eyes. Levy
bunted 10 Lund, who threw Flick ont al
Third, Brooks hit to Orr. who threw
little high and Abbott dropped il. Flan
nisan rolled one 10 DevereauN, who
touched Levy between second and third
and got the ball 10 Orr at second In time
10 complete double play.
For Salt Lake. Spencer sSied out 10
King: Abbott out F1ick 10 Kellackey.
pereresux hit to LETT for two bases. Orr
bat Brooks. the Boise catcher. made a
realistic ieint Of throwing to second. This
lured Dcvereaux of third and Brooks
shot tine sphere down there IN timo 10
catch Brick.
In The second Kellackey walked. With
stone at bat kellackey was out trying 20
steal second. Stone hit TO Orr, whose
lhrow "as not perfect, and Abbot 5
one out TO Van, who threw Stone out at
second. II was cannonbail heave.
For Salt Lake Van hit to right for
base. cordtz laid down sacrifice hunt
Schinpn hit TO left for two bases, scor
ing Van. Perkins skied out 10 Stone.
Lund rolled little one TO King who
his balance when he tried 90 head off
Schinph at the plate and his throw was
wide. so Schimpff scored. Flick caught
Spencer's fly.
In the third, Joss walked Flick hit
10 right for one. Levy famed. While
Brooks was tanning. Flick stole second.
Flannisan was hit on the leg. kellackey
famed.
For Salt Lake. Abbott got a two-bag-
ger. Devereaux bunted, intending 10 sac
rifice. but Joss threw 10 third. failing to
get Abbott and Brick was safe on first
Orr hit to Levy. who threw to Flick
but Flick was not on The bag at second
and Devcreaux was safe. Meanwhile
Abbott had started for the plate. but
r iISE throw Deat MN nome. van
walked Cordtz also did the pedestrian
stunt. forcing In DeYcreaux. Levy
caught Schimpf's popup. Shea treated
Perkins's ny similarly.
In the fourth. Stone out Orr 10 Alb
hott. shea famed King walked. Joss
fannad
For Salt Lake. Lund out Levy To KeI-
lackey. Spencer got two-baEger Alb
hott out Flick To Kellackey. Levy
caught Devereaux's popup.
lii the fifth Perkins dropped the third
strike while Flick was batting and Alb
nott just did manage TO get Perkinss q
throw Cordiz caught Bcvys lly, Brooks
walked FlannlGan hit 10 right for one
boti.
Many Good Catches.
For Salt Lake Orr was out 10 Levy's
swift throw 10 Kellackey Shea made
fine catch OF Vans fly and E1snnigan du-
center.
In the sixth Stone out Devercaux to
Abbott. Shea out. Lund to Abbott. King
skieG out TO Spencer
For Salt Lake Schimpn actually famed
Perkins hit To left for one L,liud skicd
out TO Flick Shea made another fine
catch Of Spencer's fly.
III the seventh Joss walked. Flick hit
10 Orr who threw Joss out at second
Levy hit TO center. scoring Flick. At this
juncture PerSinss finger was split open
and Blankenship went in 10 catch.
Flanagan skiod out 10 Van.
For Salt Lake Abbott out 10 Stone.
pcvercaux out 10 King Orr then lifted
what looked TO be q. safe hit to right. but
stone made the most Spectacular catch
ever seen In Cooley park. An the fans