The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
m GAME WON
\ ISKYSCRAPERS
.,ot Banishes Helena Hoo
In Enabling Salt Lake to
Take Hard Contest.
AND SPENCER
/ ARE SENT INTO EXILE
rsins Does Good Work,
bringing in a Run With
Liner for Two Bases. a
Uriis. Association.
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..,C Correspondent of The Tribune.)
LENA. Mont, Aug. 2s.-In con-
4 pII OF excitement. Salt Lake won
Ia game from Helena, 4 to 2. al
y Morgan was found for. timely hits
M esrly stages OF the game. He
,ved with every succeeding inning.
>at when the final frames came along
M inyinclble. and there was no clev-
j hour rally by Irby's men.
I'd Lake scored two runs early in the
but Helena tied them In the very
= IhnIng The Skyscrapers piled up
! ,uofe In the sixth and then Morgan
d down in a businesslike manner
Heiena'R chances 10 score evaporated.
.nplre Jack Isawler had a very busy
rentful afternoon. First he drove
-kenehip from the field and then his
dons brought protests from both
Before the middle OF the game he
/ often in an argument with both
J This finally wound up with the
1oh OF Helnie Spencer also
&naaer BlankensniD was put out for
Hing LAWYERS decision when he
n 70 call what the Selt Lake man
Believed was q tlirG strike on
u 'iul the second inning.
ItsF threw down his bat In appar-'
<sEuet when Lawler called a third
mn In the seventh inning. and he.
FlB banlshed. ,r,.3.. -
,1Qitjon to that. Lawicr dealt out
nv ines that II was Impossible TO
'nck OF them. Perkins caught az
snkenship. was driven or the f1eld.
I1Hstn took Spcncer's place in the
- Both PLAYED creditable games
<lklns brought in the fourth run
linc drive for two bases.
Orr Gets Triple.
geaux opened the second inning by
nk base on balls, Orr followed
,lL1 his daily triple to the left CEN.
lence. scoring Dcvcreaux. Then
p1 brough, Orr across the plate
ciean sinele TO left. Van also
q, but the next three men went
shn came right back in it's half with
we Thompson being the lucky
fotkan struck the next two out,
70 and forced TO third to- f1y out
salt Lake had gone runless in
nhdq Helena scored two in Its half
sftned up the score. kibble start
inning With a single and was sac
10 second by Connolly. Woods
aught by Orr, but Stephens, the
ian Up, hit almost to the right
.snes Tor two bases bringing in
IN, ihoinpson. who. followed. had
Elkes and no. balls on him when
split the plate twice with what
IKE perfect strikes. but Lawler
vue TO left and scored Stevens.
~; running hard and sideways. got
inns on the ball. but was unable TO
~. Nurray struck out and retired
me with TWO runs.
We third. Morgan settled dovSr
p,sDed real bail.
n. scrapers were one TO the 5000
HHs'n and Orr hit safely over
ne vas advanced 10 second uI'
slean single TO left by Schimpff,
m NV ont TO right where Stevens
Nv na'I, daring Orr to run. Orr
vase and also dared Stevens TO
snu NJ the same time kept NOV
\. 800 ,nird. 80 that when Stevens
H., Tedy To make the throw. Orr
fn ocaten TO the bag Stevens's s
vas Wide. and before Eibble could
""o O"et TUG P"N| A
sss ssn evidently Figured that one
n With Il hard drive to left.
fs,Sn. fsvn Just, barely got under II. but
N ne had acquired In his dash
fjyessn on prevented his holding on TO
ihtsan sacrificed Morgan to- sec
asaIS a'' haa, rev out to right; and Nor
supplied the necessary hit 10
Iine gan by hitting down the first
m. LOT TWO bases. Dcvercaux re-
' s'oe by flying out To stevens.
Brick's Bat Broken.
riba riba .'!s Ians begged for a rally in the
my msg werc nil that faced Morgan.
n A., "aS again the individual star
aImsy The California boy is COY
"a s,osI s, with glory on thie trip. he
NM nfefaliy today and batted 1000
f,,x seti.ng walk. two singles
hNpie. Schlmpff also hit the ball
mr., mennt runs. Perkins was
s Three times up, but in tic
lhs, came through with two-base
Ina eould not have been more op-
vaux fell somewhat shy Of his
ard ,sge on the trip. but he AT.
y his to the fact that ADDoN'
ws,, srusty war club yesterday
sMaSed out TO planning mil
i"s hn,,ar carly this morning, however
'ihs bat made to order.
hforss Two pinch hitters looked foo1,
rlms Morgan In the latter part o'
n g. Morgan struck out Manager
Spp.ur balls pitched when the mat,-
~ a. IN To hit for Mears In tn
~ sln.er sler Byrd had famed at TIVE
1sr rn.h @ Morgan set him down with
pop up TO Perkins.
fhnhel " right, he and Schimpf
.Ssae pitchers for Snit Lake In IN.
on~ nser tomorrow, DrPvsan VII
no, Them In the event that Hum
vii Eg,i'i sent In, Rex Anncs and Day'
rsan",- oe He'enn's twirlers. Thu
ht ~, are set upon taking both au'
'p The series with nn ever
Ffcv FfcossnI leaves shortly after 8 o'clocl
evening for Boise aud 1t viii
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