The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

ton Man" Bittrolff. assisted by per-
IMPORT from his team mates. admin
"a 10 Salt Lake yesterday the worst
tluc the team has suffered since the
N of the season. with Bittrolff In
Lon Great Falls shut out Salt Lake
scbre OF II TO o. Bittrolff held the
"a hitting Saints to three scattered
Is and one OF these was scratchy.
Unable fielding on the part Of the
4 tontrlbuted TO the size OF the score,
ala not affect the general result.
-pf pitched q magnificent game and
5red the shutout,
Ehnr Bltirolff pitched better ball than
other Union league pitcher against,
/ Lake or else the locals had forgot
= how TO hit AT any rate he held the
ID safe al all times and only once was
serious danger OF scoring 1t was
d the bases were full and three out.
IT, score was saved by a spectacular
IS IN deep center by Murphy.
liin. Salt Lakes new pitcher, held
"a Falls 10 five hits In the eight In
% thai he pitched. but lie WAS Wild
bis wildness contributed largely to
| scpdng of the visitors. In the ninth
<1s be vas relieved by Morgan. who
a hil for four safetics and seven runs.
Of the runs were blameable To loose
|hg' especially. to that OF Orr at
&z<i. GiafiIn made a great hit by
ling out Huelsman twice and Muir
qnce. These two are among the best
F's In the league and have seldom
ts,rlick out.
Double-Header Today,
Hsplte the slaughter Of of yesterday
0wDer Dick Cooley and Manager
BlaDkenship expect To win both
rs of today's double-header. Thus
Zach team has won three games.
Win the series. II the team loses
Eomcs Great Falls will take second
and the locals will be fighting with
10 Keep In the first division.
ter Hummer or CARRIER Will work
opening game for Salt Lake. Car
pas taken two games from Great
ard appears due TO win another.
Ftl has worked only three innings
teek and has gotten off rather bad,
ssyct, With better support yesterday
soulG have held Great Falls and
Henshtp thinks he Is due, Wills
san. salt Lakes star twirler, will
"a. The box In the second game.
xnlhg Morgan's work will be Bobby
the former star Detroit second
IAN, now scout for the Detroit team,
.,san shows up well Lowe will make
y1fr for him.
Great Falls Hildehrandt will pitch
orenius game and Cornelius the sec
slih Carleton and Griffin as re-
- pIthers Shannon Will catch the
gsme for Great Falls and Vance
itoGd In the first game. In case
Isandi pitches, Bankenship will
.evh Van and CordtZ on the bench.
.s VIII catch for Salt Lake. Blank
VII play first; Schimpff will go
sen ,s~ and Fortier 10 right field. In
ssDyu.n game Blankenship will catch,
sh play first; Cordtz center and
~ lsh'; with Schimplf held In re-
~ pitcher or u pinch hitter.
I Detroit Wants Orr.
'pny' Lowe yesterday made Dick
az offer for Shortstop ''Bill'' Orr.
~oi utop for Sail Lake Is a great
NM, as Is bidding high for him. 1t
,sS .S9i1r%d orc last night that Lowe had
. ~ s1oO0 for Orr and that Cooley
~1hHE out for $500. Cincinnati
~, otier for Orr some weeks ago.
old not reach Cooley's figure
~, iuused- Cooley is confident that
san as Lowe sees Morgan work he
raht the pitcher ulso.
a The Only Chance,
<&',ort walked six men. bu; the walks
,fN vines when there was little dam
N syoflnF The only time that Salt
sph ,, dangerous was in the sixth.
a. uine that Salt Lake got man
\ on lnird: Claflln opened by iiy-
a ~, 70 Sriffin. Spencer walked and
lSe M 70 short. BIankenship drove
|s of ,,ehnest hit Of the Salt Lake
|1lss' .ne day over shorstop. sending
IA or second. Both advanced a
Ma PASSED boil. Cordtz war
ID on, o'9n@ding ng the bases. With two
kts ii,urr urr came 10 bat. He drove
sbIchher 10 the fence in deep CEN
-, ~ seemed certain TO clear the
~ iia,opWerer Murphy pulled 1t down
.tIsr ps shs run and "a Spectacular catch.
~ ,.he Side without a score,
" MAJ doubles also aided Great
= fss,iIIaliy In Keeping the locals
L sf,sr sf,uhg around, In the fourth in
/ d scrs,oh ohSiankenship had reached first
n dfoss MI. Cordtz struck out and
tsd mfs i9nF liner 10 right field that
s,cond blankcnship started to run
d0,hi but Griffin nailed the liner
ah sn schs Blsnkenshlp at tirst, In the
CARTS who was sent In To bat
4 sb+na rapped IL sjngle over Sec
cstrb,r M 10 Clothier and Schlnpfi
a El5nI az second. Fortier walked
lcoSnssn drove liner 10 short
naiIsd rIe; rsaIe; Prout pulled II down
rorticr Mt second
ssart Scoring Early.
hes, sIal's took advantage OF Claflln's
larrb thc second Inning and began
s8 w.at aatsound the bases. Toner. first
adranc.sed and Foster was hit, Grif-
7ilcs M them each base with q
rs. W Toncr scored on Clothier' s
!olff orence doubled. scoring Foster
Aufoh,a walked and Vance scored
70 single. Prout went out
ds fns fon.,r run for the Electrics came
RacriScn on Griffn's single. Cloth
"a taor,ag. Vancc's single and Bitt-
'izlb whc The next run cam9 ir
"nen Foster walked. stole sec