The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
PULLS CONTEST
OUT Of FLAME
Spencer Cl0uts Homer in Sec
0nd and Puts Zion on Even
Terms With Boise.
TEAMMATES TAKE HOPE
AND WIN GAME, z TO 6
Schimpf and Morgan Work
Today; MissOula Beats Hell
ena, and Butte Reed Men.
Yesterdays Results.

rema rkab ble left gardener, Jumped onto
one OF Southpaw Kllburn's offerings in
the second inning OF the game between
the Saints and the Irrigators at Cooley
park Saturday afternoon. with two on.
and rode II out OF the lot over the right
field fence. he pulled the game out OF
the fire for Salt Lake.
Owing TO big Jachss inability to keep
them In the groove and TO held a SLOW
ball dropped in front Of him, the Irriga-
tors had counted thrice In the initial
spasm and the way Kellackey's star
portwheeler was. going il looked as II
coming this lead. but Spencer's clout
hoisted the fans from the cellar OF gloom
TO the heaven OF delight
was like this: Pendleton got life on
Kings boot of his srounder towards third.
Schimpff was hit and Hummel sacri-
feed Hitting left handed against a port
shoot served up TO him by Kllburn. The
second suited the Saints hard hitting
outer gardener TO queens taste and
ne, rode 1t out. OF the park; counting
Pendeton and Schimpf ahead of him.
On even terms with the lrrigators. the
Saints took new heart and In the third
the front The Irrisators. however.
jumped to the lead In the fourth spssm
by sending three of their number around
the circuit The Saints Immediately tied
the score. however. by sending Spencer
around the sacks and won the game by
forcing DevereauN across the plate in the
fifth frame. This ended the scoring for
both sides
How Tallies Came Across.
Jachs. as usual started wild. giving
the first man up. Bauer. free transpor
tation TO first Flick singled. but Brooks
struck out When Flanagan singled
the bases were soused, , as they say y,., IN
hit into the dirt in front Of him Jachs
almost fell down fielding the ball and
when he did field il he tossed wildly, to
Jachs walked King, forcing Flick across
with another tally. Blankenship shooed
the wild hurler TO the bench for Hum
Keliar singled sending Flanagan in. but
the next two men were easy outs
Naughton whiting and Ellburn flying 10
Spencer.
In the second. King kicked Pendleton's
grounder and Kilburn hit Schimpn. Hum
mel did the suicide act and then Spen-
Ger polcd out his homer. Van struck out;
After Orr went out. Kilburn TO Kel-
lackey. in the third, DevereauX did the
unex pected. popped out a single and
went 10 third when Pendl@ton singled.
Schlmpff brought the funny man across
with single. but the little utility, man
%eat ont Tyng tGStch scored 6Re ON
passed ball. but Hummel was an easy
out from King TO KellaclSey
The Saints got one Of these runs back
third on Vans sacrifice and counted when
Blankeuship flew TO kellar. sliding into
Brooks so hard that the ball got away
Cordtz was credited with a double when
Bauer and Kelar did the Alphonse and
CASTOR stunt letting the ball drop be-
tween them, but Orr let him die at sec
ond. going out from Naushton TO kel-
In the fifth Devereaux started around
the circuit with the winning count by
singing PendIstSn sseG sSnn 9ps 60 to fam rrnm
Kcllackey to Flick put Brick" on third
and Pendleton on second, Hummel was
walked. filling the bases. and then KEEL
lackey sIdetracked KIlhurn for Talia-
ferro. DevereauX scored on spencer 8
out from Kellackey to Flick. and Van
retired the side. going out from flick TO
Kellackey.
Has Confidence in Jachs.
While Bankenship naturally was dis
appointed at Jachs's inability to keep
them in the alley, he is confident that the
husky slahuan yet will acquire control
and make good. and he is gotng 70 give
get to going right Jachs has a good
change OF pace. as wide breaking curves
and as much speed as any other pitcher
in the league. declares the Saints leader
and with lots of work would acquire con-
troll. Blankenship's confidence in Jachs
is such that nc viii give him all the
llTDc nS ieEuS 10 SSN lillO S1lhBEs JdiIA9
will pitch early in the series at Butte
this week and in case anything goes
wrong today may be given another chance
then.
BIankenship will work Schimpff and
Morgan for the double header beginning
this afternoon and Kellackey probably
will depend upon Maloney and Killllay.
Malopey lost his game against the Saints,
but Kililay came out victorious. The
series now stands three to one In favor
Of the Skyscrapers and to take the series
fhnl mn 81 MI nr. If Ya M
Take to Road Monday.
The Skyscrapers. twelve players in all.
accompanied by Owner Dick Cooley ana
Mrs. Cooley. Will leave Monday for their
first road trip. They will BIO gone for
five weeks. returning here July 10 open
a series with Great Falls. While away
thoy will play the other five teams in
the following order: Butte. Missoula.
Great Falls, Helena and Boise.
The Saints will wear their road uni
forms in today's games to give the fans
an opportunity TO see how the Skyscrap
ers VIII look while in the other cities,
The road toys are navy blue with white
stripes and trimmings and have Just been
unpacked. They are nifty outfit.
Blsn.cenship and Cooley say that the