The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-04

Blankenship's youngsters took the see
ond contest OF the series with Honest
John" McCloskey's Mountnlen a Cooley
park Wednesday afternoon after 2 dcs-
perate, fourteen-innins nerve-racklns,
heart breaking encounter. The score was
TO 6.
When wee Freddie cordtG. Elanken-
c,outed one of Eddie Quick's slants over
the right field fence for home run IN
the fourteenth period. With one down. he
did several things Besides breaking up
the game VITA his teammates on the long
end OF the score, CordtZ broke into the
intermountain hall OF fame
Before starting for home TO partake OF
cold dinner the fans remained long
enough 10 give little Cordtz magnifi-
cent ovation. in which hands were dam
aged and the grandstand suffered a ut
sore throats In Salt Lake today.
Coming from behind. the Noun men
tied the score at 6 to In the ns,,. nihim 5,'
the tenth McCroskey. who had been ium-
Ing and fussing from the bench allowed
his desire to capture the contest Ia get
th. better OF ilm and in AN incautious
moment his jumps Jimmy toman' ctuSnl
him violating one. OF President Lucas
rules relating TO- coaching, - an" ~ T&s nIr'.
Toman ordered McCloskey trom the field
and called time until he made his exit.
With their leader gone the Mcuntnen in
Iumme! Gets Better,
with the score tied in the ninth both
hurlers setLlcd down for an endurance
contest and ii followed. The farther Hum
mel who replaced Byrd on the slab for
Salt Lake In the third. went the strong
er he got. but Quick began TO weaken
under the terrific strain in the thirteenth
and in the fourteenth, with one down and
one ball on Cordtz, sent in call ior re-
lief, but there was none in sight. Tor
the Saints had used up three OF McClos-
keys best men the day before and the
Mountmen we're .fia:l! - ::;is; Quick
responsibility to anyone else.
Quick's second hurI was wide. but the
third split the plate. When little but
mighty CordtZ Strengthened out on il the
fans held their breath until it was Ger"
tain that the ball would clear the fence.
Then mighty roar that rocked the
grand stand and blcachers went up Tor
III" came won.
While each side made several errors,
the game was marked by sharp and at
times brilliant fielding. Cordtz shone
In the center garden, cutting bnsles
singles by close, careful work. and Spen-
Ger corraled one line drive and another
high fly. both after long. hard runs. that
looked good for hits.
Orr was the bright particular star Of
the infeld. knocking down hot grounders
after hard chases. like a veteran. and
able precision. Besides accepting hard
chances brilliantly Orr covered ground
like second johnny Evers. DeIereauN:
too iielded brilliantly.
Perrine and Mathes Star,
For the visitors Mig Pcrrinc. the old
big Lacquer who played second. and
Mathes at short, eXcelled in the fielding
line. each covering a world OF territory.
especially in capturing two low, short
flies that looked good FOR singles beyous
the shadow of Il doubt
Byrd. on the mound for Salt Lake. dis
PLAYED to the first man up for Butte
recovered
ness by any means. The elongated, er-
ratio hurlcr walked Perrinc. who. how
10 ptlfer second. Mathes went out from
Byrd TO Blankenshp. but when Fries
hit TO short Orr threw poorly and Fries
went on TO second. Byrd threw wild 10
second To catch Fries and Fries went
on 10 third. .'Homcrun' Joe Marshall
here got his only clean hit of the game.
In the second Byrd walked Foley and
hit Hannah but close work by his team
mates kept the Mountmen from scoring.
After Walsh had struck out in the
third Perrine started trouble for the
Mounimen by doubling. Byrd went out
from Perrire to Foley on a close de-
cison but Spencer singled, counting Per-
kins. From first Spencer began to steal
Hannah's signals To Quick and worried
Mccaoskey's star slabman into walking
Van. Blankenship singled to Docts.a- :
der In left garden and when Dockstader S
return rolled through everybody In the
inheld and against the grand stand Van
counted under ground rules. Cordtz sim
gled sending Blankenshlp across the
plate. but Orr went out Mathes 10 Foley.
Exit Byrd.
The fans saw the last OF Byrd for
this game when the wild one walked
buddy, the first man up In the fourth.
The heart trouble that Byrd had thrown
the fans Into spread TO Blankenship and
the Saints leader hurriedly sidetracked
Byrd for reliable Hummcl. Foley forced
buddy at second but before Humme
could get warmed UP Hannah sinSeS
sending Foley 10 third. from whence he
counted Quick's single, after Dock
stader had forced Hannah at second
Perrinc doubled. sending in Hannah anc
Quick. and then Hummel he,N1eticaS
sealed the hit box, forcing Fries 10 GC
out from DevereauX TO Blankenship.
The Saints Immediately united IN.
score. UevereauX counting on his double
Walshs sacrifice and Perknss single
Hummel sacrificed Perkins along To see
on5 but Spencer few TO Marshall.
The seventh, when Walsh mussed Ma
;hes's grounder and Mathcs went TO see
ond on "A passed bail. and on TO thirt
on Marshalls sacrifice. after Fries had
struck out. but Orr. covering lots o
territory. captured Duddy's low Nv. af
ter hard catch running backwards.
When Spencer in the Saints half. bunt
ed his jumps forgot 10 resolve the doub
in favor OF the runner and called Spen.
Ger out on "A hairline decision. Van wal
walked and after BlaDkenship had flowi
To Dockstader Cordtz began to acqur,
the hitting habit and tripcd sending Wan
home. Orr flew to Dockstader.
In the eighth McCloskcy began to shif
his team IN desperate effort To win
Marshall went 10 FIRST In place OF Fole,
and Druhot took Marshals place il
right In tile next Two innngs befor,
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