The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-02

will be called promptly at 5 o'clock
CARRIER will pitch for Salt Lake ant
Quick for Butte. Indications are thai
the crowd will be the largest ever
present on week day this season
While tho McCloskeyi,es were nghtine
tho most desperate diamond battles ot ule
season Great Falls by beating Mlssoula
Jumped into tho leadership OF the Union
Association. but the lead is the narrn"es'
possible margin.
Four thousand fans cheercd themselves
hoarse al Cooley park yesterday wnen
two OF the best games seen this season
were divided by the Skyscrapers anu
Reauties The last game was the better
exhibition. but the first one "ns away
above the average.
After winning the iirsv game the SKY :
scrapers gave the McCloskeyites bad
fright but Home Run" Joe Marshali
did not share Ia the general panic. In
the last OF tho ninth. with one out. Mar
shall battcd one over the right field fence
The series having bc-n transferred
here from Butte. Salt Lake Tor the urhe
being - their home town. They are pre-
sumcd To be PLAYING at home. conse-
qucntly Sail Lake went TO bat hrst
Dressan was piited against the erst-
while mighty Remneas In the FIRST game.
Result; Eighteen hits off Remneas.
himself yesterday. He has geen work
ing n little too hard and travelling too
much. Dressan was not given as Good
support as ne should have received, put
nc pitched hts usual good game. remain .
ing perfectly cool at crucial moments
and doing more than his share OF the
battlag.
The second game was the thrill pro-
duror OF the season For the eight in
ninGs +, WAS pitchers battle between
Morgan and Wells, McCloskev's new
pitcher Neither side scored until in the
iirs, OF the ninth Schimpff hit for three
bases 10 center. Fries throwing 10 third
TO catch Schimpff did not have quite
enough steam and Duddy. the third base
man. let the ban bounce over his head
10 the Er1ndstand. so SchimpIf. by the
ground rule. was entitled to another base,
which brought him across the home
plate.
Morgan had been pitching well that
everybody concluded this ono run meant
victory. Eight times the Beauties had
Home. Run" Joe Marshall batted the
bali over the right field fence when there
were two men on bases,
In the eighth inning OF the last game
before either side had scored Salt Lake
got three men on bases and the fans
almost raised the roof uf tho grand
stand with their chee.s. The noise and
excitement was 80 great that Wells. Me
clcskey's new pitcher. tossed the ball
back and forth to first base time and
again 10 prove that he WAS not 10 In the
air. This is one OF McCioskeys ruses
with his new pitchers. Notwit outstanding
all tho announcement the fans gave them
the Skyscrapers could not score. but In
the ninth Schimpff. who had dropped two
in the sun hold. brought In the one soil
tary run. Although II was late before
the game was over the interest was so
intense that very few persons left the
grandstand before the finish.
Butte Scores in Second.
In the frs; game Marshall made the
1rst score In the second Inning. He hlt
10 left for Two bases Hannah sacrificed
Schimpff caught Elsey out and his good
throw prevented Marshall from going
oyor the plate just then. but Remneas hit
10 Pcndleton. who booted IT. and Marsh,
scored. Docksrader famed and the in
ming was over
In the next inning Perrine scored for
Butte. First he walked and Fries sacrt-
nced. Duddy out Pcndleton TO Van, but
Mathcs hit to center scoring PerrIne.
Mathlcs expired trying TO steal second.
In The nith the Skyscrapcrs decided 10
get few. Pcndlcton hit To left for one.
bockstader caught SchlmpN's n.y. Per-
kips sacrificed. Drcssau hit over second
scoring Pcndlcton. Drcssan got 10 third
on passed ball and Spencer hit 10 left
scorng Drcssan. Remncas hit Cortz.
Van hit TO center scoring Spencer and
Cordtz. but IN trying 10 avoid interfering
with Orr's roller Van slowed uD going 10
third and MAS caught.
In their half of the fifth Butte made a
tally and did not know IL. but McCloskcy
VAS absent. II happened thus: Dock
s,ader was. out TO Van. Perrinc hil tc
Fre.s HIT past Van for one advancing Per
rine TO third. puddy hit long fiy which
SchimpfI caught Frels apparently bc
lievlng two men were out before Duddy
hit ~. did not walt until tho ball was In
Schimpffs hands. but ran from first al
ia. crack OF the bat Schimpn ,hrc "
tho ball TO the plato but vas TOO late 10
catch Pcrrine- Perkins then threw tho
bail To first and FrcIs was declared ont
for not waiting until the bali was IN
Schlmpr's hands before leaving the base
Pcrrino waited before leaving third. bat
the Butte players got IL into their hca 4
II "A force out and did not know they
had = tally until later on.
In the sixth Buttc got two more
Naihcs walked. SchimpT in the sun neld
dropped Msrskalis ny Hannah sacri-
Nccd. rIs-v hit To left scoring Mnthc.
and Marshall. Rcmncas hit to Pcndletou
VINO caught Elscy at second. Dockstadei
was oct Pendlctou TO Van.
Salt Lake Tallies Twice.
In tho seventh Salt Lake got Two more
hit over first scoring Dressan. Cordi7
sacrificed Marshall caugh, VANS nv
Pcrrine tunihled Orr's ht and Spencer
scored. DcveronGN expired before rcnch
inS hrSt
in tho eighth 10 cinch The game thf
SkyscrapFrS made onr more. PcndIetor
out Duddv 90 ElseT schimrT ditto
Perkins hit 10 right for three Drcssar
hit TO center scoring Perkins spence,
famed.
In the ninth the Skyscrapers tanie,