The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-15
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Salt Lake had a walkaway with yes
terday's game with Helena. winning by
a score of 10 to g. The locals came from
behind IN the sixth inning, pounding out
eleven ~lns Before that inning the score
was 10 ! In favor of Helena. Hummer
pitched a great game for Salt Lake. keep
Ing the hits wei! scattered. lie also con :
tributed much to the gayety OF inc game 8
scoring two runs.
Every man on the Salt Lake team en-
cept Perkins got from one TO three nils'
Orr leading with three two-baggers'
Every man on the team except DeVer-
eauX scored from one 10 three runs FOR
attempt TO dispute decisions as 10 palls
and strikes. Bryan Of Helena. and orr OF
Salt Lake, were both put out of the
game, BRYAN was being hit hard when
he was sent from the field by the UNI
pire and Kane who replaeed ia. la,v MN; wc,t wds S
to pitch and did good work; holding SAT-
Lake to one single in TWO Innings
Orr Is Benched.
Orr's dispute with the umpire came in
the seventh inning when Orr was battlng
I.awler called two strikes and Orr started
TO talk to the umpire For this he was
fined So. Al the close of the inning he
still continued to argue with the um-
pire and was sent to the bench Schinpii
replacing him at short lsaWier ueci-
sions looked good and Orr got little SYM
pathy from the spectators.
Helena opened In the lead. With two
men out In the first inning Baker sinsieo
and scored on Irbys double, Salt Lake
evened things In the second. AFTER
Cordtz had struck out Orr drove out a
two bagger and went TO third on field
er's choice Then he stole home while
BRYAN was winding up. making pretty
run and a perfect slide,
The teams were even until the fourth
when HELENE scored twice; atter e,d TWO men en-
Killilays three -bagger- killilay scored
on ZwickeTs single.
The merry game OF hit and run was be-
gun by Salt Lake at the opening OF the
sixth. Fortier opened with single and
Cordtz and Orr followed with doubles.
Fortier and Cordtz scoring with tying
runs, Then Bryan got in dispute with
whereupon the umpire fined him and sent
him to the bench. Kane relieved him and
walked Devereaux. Orr went to third on
a wild pitch and came home when Pen-
deton singled. Perkins attempted TO
sacrifice but forced Devereaux at third
Hummel Triples.
Then George Hummel drove long
triple to right field. scoring Pendleton
and Perkins. Spencer singled. scoring
Hummel Blankenship doubled and Spen-
Ger went to third. Wood fumbled For
tiers gropnder and Spencer scored and
Blanlr went to third. Cordtz sacrificed.
scoring Blankenship. Fortier stole sec
kenship. Then Orr got his second two
bagRer of the inning and Fortier scored.
Deyereaux singled, scoring Orr and
CordtZ. He was forced at second by Pen
detcn. Perkins grounded out to Shea.
ending the disastrous inning. Ten hits
were made and eleven runs scored dur
ing the inning.
The locals threatened TO repeat in the
seventh inning and continue the run
getting indefinitely. Hummel opened with
a two-bagger Spencer walked and
Blankenship doubled. bringing them both
home. Irby then took Kane out and went
In the box himself, Kane voing TO right
field in Irbys place. Blankenship went
10 third on passed ball and scored on
Fortiers long fly 10 Kane. CordtZ sing
led and was forced a second by Orr. who
was forced at second moment later by
Devereaux. retiring the side.
With two men down in the ninth kib-
ble for Helena got two-bagger. He
got no farther than second. however
for Kelly. who was sent In TO bat fol
Kane, grounded out TO Schimpff, whe
had replaced Orr at short.