The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-25

IN Hummel going the entire dis
a ton speed. Blankenship's young
,rounced Kellackey's Irrieators. I
A., the second game OF the series
r.slny park Wednesday afternoon.
,s,ronstraued that their victory OF
,.y afternoon over The ldahoans
Do huke-
unet was in mid season form and
|.sn mates gave him alright sup
4 The old State league slab star cut
-astors down with FIVE hits. two OF
4 eame in the first period. netting
,nun;. and two in the final session.
q with sacrifice fly, gave the
a their second and last tally. The
. hipsle off Humnnel came in the
n inning, leaving six long periods
.Sich the Irrigafors went without a
a lnto the hit box. go, A.
. but going at such terrific speed
"a four and hit one.
*|doey pitched superb game Tor
Allowing only two more hits than
-q gave. but kellackey's star slab
x1s unable TO keep the binglcs as
scattered as did Blankenship' s
Il Offering, and the Saiuts ran bases
q than did the Irrlgators. Three OF
fifs of Maloney came in the third
4 and, with a bobble. were good for
;,lns, The other four hits came In
any innings. Maloney struck out
|aints. walked one and hit one,
|pItchors' battle royal is promised for
"A In an endeavor to stop the
q Ksllackey will send killiIay. who
Great Falls down with seven hits
~. dealing a shutout. to the slab
afternoon. Schimpff will be Blank
4 little utility man is handicapped
y to the old injury TO his pitching
4 which keeps him from gripping the
b make 1t break fast. but Schimpff
dsplayed some wonderful curves IN
|kEp games in which he has helped
II the box. and ne will depend upon
and his speed and marvellous con-
LUd good Judgment 10 carry hum
|Elory
How the Scores Came In.
lber, the first Irrigator up the ini-
period. singled and Flick sacrificed
! ID second. Then Brooks got the
/ long hit secured off Hummcl. send
Bsuer across with one OF the lrri--
- two tallies. Hunmel walked
'nIean, but Kellackey hit into a dou-
play, forcing Flanagan at second.
tleton to Orr, and going out himself
Or w ,Blankenship.
abncy was going superbly and his
1-mates were giving him good sup
md II was not until the last half
fk third that the Saints saw the inl-
station. Then Pendleton. first up.
"a out a single, the first hit Of the
: Tor the Saints. and when Perkins
.d toward first Kellackey threw low
Alughton Al second and Naughton
20 the throw and both Pendleton
Fe1klns were safe. a passed ball
LOOKS advanced each runner base
ael struck out, but Spencer sin
sending Pendleton and Perkins
g nut went out trying to make the
f'od for two sacks Van singled, but
Y out Trying to pilfer second sta
Edeton put the game on ice for
raints when he tripled in The fifth.
,1eaux. first up. got Il walk and went
'ae way TO third when Kcllackey, who
paying IN for a bunt, could not get
10 first in time TO take Brooks s
"a 70 catch Devcreaux mapping. In
q Of bunting Pendleton tripled Ia
g and Devereaux walked home with
. proved 20 be the winning count.
Ens and Hummel struck out and
- Went out from Brooks TO kel-
'anmel. with the aid Of Perkins. got
deep hole in the sixth. but recov-
n Time 10 get out without injury
me help OF his team mates with
.t.o men at the top OF the Irrigators'
-ns lst out OF the way. Hummcl be-
unsteady and walked Brooks and
sHnnlgan. Then he steadicd and
~ - kellackey out from Devcreaux to
ne seventh Deveresux made the cir
WIN the Saints last count. After
Aso gone out the air route the funny
mas hit. Pendleton few to Bauer
,rs,klns tripled. scoring Dcvereaux
laeley. '' ''' '0'i- ''-' -
,-s ,s'e ninth Kellackey singled. went tc
~ on Waters's out from BlankenshiT