The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-15

10 TO IN the llrSI game OF tue uoupi"
header at Cooley park Sunday afternoon
but Blankenship's youngsters came back
fighting like tigers in the second and
took this contest with ease, to 2.
A magnificent crowd OF 5000, the big
geet of the season, saw both games.
BY holding the Electrics to one victory
Salt Lake helped Butte creep up on
Great Falls in the percentage column
While Salt Lake and Great Falls were
dividing the double header here, Butte
was making clean sweep 5, Of the nts series lies
Mountmen within eleven points OF the
Electrics for second place. With yester,
days results, Salt Lake retains Lead
OF 1873 points over Great Falls for first
place.
In the first game HummeI, Blsnken-
ships star slabman. essayed TO pitch. but
the Electrics had on their batting clothes
and Hummel lasted only one-third Of an
inning, which was too long, In that
period the EIectrics clouted Hummers
slants for four singles. which, with
walk, gave them four runs
Drive Jschs OFF Slab.
With one down Blankenship sent Jachs,
who stopped and held the Flectrics Sat
urday, to Hummel's relief. The big
twirler responded by retiring the next
four periods the heavy hitting Reed
birds got to Jachs for ten hits and six
runs. and Blankenship relocated the
husky Washington boy 10 the discard for
Heusser. With the exception OF the first
session In which he worked, the sixth. In
which he allowed four hits. which, with
a hit batter. were good for five runs, the
Murray southpaw cut the visitors down
with one single and held them runless.
While Hildebrandt, Reeds florid blonde
southpaw. was holding the hard hitting
Saints to nine bingles In the first game,
his teammates We're garnering eighteen
drives. two of which were home runs.
of Blankenship's slabmen. In the !. fourth oItll
period. with no one on. 'Truckhorse
Huelsnan clouted one of Jachss slants
over the right field fence. after fouling
one over the left field fence. and in the
first session in which Heusser worked,
with ono on. Huelsman again poled the
ball over the fence. Murphy and Hoff-
man also batted like fiends. The top OF
1.000-clip in the first game.
Wtldness on the part OF Bankenships
pitchers contributed 10 the largeness OF
tries got free transportation to first I'm
this battle. Hildebrandt walked five and
struck out five. Jachs famed four and
Heusser the same number.
Are Never Headed in Second.
With Morgan going at terrific speed.
period in the second struggle and were
never headed. The best the heavy hitting
Electrics could do was 10 tie the score ore
count in their half with one tally, and
just TO show that iuesman has no
monopoly on homers, Van, the Saints
mans fast ones over the right field fence
in the. fifth session. counting two Sky
scrapers ahead of him.
Although Morgan allowed ten hits he
kept them well scattered He had per-
feet control and made five of the Elec-
tries chop the air. among them the hard
first two men up in the initial period
and finished as strong as he began. only
three men facing him in the final ses-
eion. He struck Eastman. the last man
up, out
Eastman struck out only two OF the
Saints and gave them twelve hits. He
walked one man.
First Game in Detail
Murphy, first UP In the first game. sin
gled and Hoffman bunted him 10 second
and beat out the bunt Hoffman sacrl-
counted on Wild pitch. Toner was
walked and Foster singled counting Hom-
man, Clothier doubled scoring Toner
and Foster and went to third on The
throw in, Then Jachs relieved Hummel
and struck out Piper and forced Vance
TO go out Orr to BlanlSenship.
Hildebrandt walked Spencer and struck
out Schimpn Blank singled through Pi-
per and Spencer went to third and
scoring Spencer and his leader. and went
TO second on Wild pitch, but Orr flew
70 Murphy and Devereaux was out IIoff-
In The second Hdebra ndt was walked
and Murphy singled. Hoffman struck
out and HuelSman walked. Toner sin
gled, counting Hildebrandt and Murphy
but Huelsmau was nipped at third. Per-
kns 10 Deyereaux. Foster WAS out at
first
Pendleton doubled. Perkins struck out
and Jachs flew TO Hildebrandt Spencer
walked and Schimpff doubled. counting
Pendleton and Spencer, who stole third,
but Blankenship struck out.
In the third. after Clothier went ou,
at first, Piper doubled and scored when
Pendleton booted Vances grounder.
Blsnkenship let Jachs's bad throw on
Murphys grounder get away and Vance
scored. With the aid of Perkins, who
threw high, Murphy stole second. but
Schimpn nailed him at the plate when
he attempted TO come home OH Hoff-
mans single.
buchanan. first up in the fourth, polcd
the ball over the fence, Toner doubled
but Foster struck out and CIothier fouled
to Perkins When Piper singled to right
field Toner tried TO como home. but was
cut OFT at the plate by beautiful peg
by Schimpff.
In the fifth. with two down, triple
and single by Murphy and Hoffman
gave the Electrics another count: Jachs
then walked HueIsman and Toner In
succession, but Foster forced Toner al
second.
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