The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-16
In W. D. BrafS
A fnrespondens Of The Tribune


.rAr FALLS. Mont. AUS, i5.-The
.Hl Morgan. whcm Missoula 6 cellar
.iry elouted all over the lot last
IA the league leaders helpless
.If, afterno0n In the opening game
\ s,irs. while his teammates fielded
fiv behind him and garnered three
.h crsa, Fells's one.
|1as fast spiIier was working over
. ia In addition 10 that Willis had
coplro! OF the splendid assortment
IA which he dishes up when ex-
|ykst.
Ia vas right today,
hs sways pitched effective ball
= Great Falls and today was no eX-
! Drfszen was billed TO work today,
|1ann looked so good during the
~ and lie was so anxious to get al
4 Pals that Manager Blankenship
=. his plans and II turned ont all TO
| y pcond inning Foster And Shan
/ T1n1A out doubles In succession
FfFsd Great FalIs's only run, but In
y Innings Morgan held Reeds men
hkn they did manage tn hit safe =
nn fav 10 il that IL did not oc-
u than once In an inning. He
tnlelf In several had holes dur
hl1e innings. hui he usually came
~ coors flying. Great Falls fans
ftsnt With cowbells. auto horns.
E,fs and other noise making con-
10 ratile the Skyscra pers. They
,ass Morgan a dozen times. but he
ks1H calm. and Manager BlanEen-
.tAtggh suffering with a bad cold,
uf In haw1ess fashion,
,esr members OF the Salt Lake
w seemed 10 be Inbued with re-
frhdence al a result OF Morgan 8
slnute.
TsnH Throw Lemons,
walls has an ideal baseball park
as table and whenever q
~ oy an outflelder u is good for
inelsman, Murphy and the
rme home team looked alike TO
@ay. Most all balls that went
gme,c we're easy chances.
4nlps men again started 10 do
i8lt on the jump. with Spencer
1eect hit one OF Kane's henders
eru ths third base line. Blank
~ oW 10 short. Dcvercaux hit
y; ptcners box. Kane partially
we bail. Clothier picked II up
ns9e and sent II TO first. but Fos-
~ the throw and permitted Il 10
w autos. so that both Abbott
slealx scored
s other run cnne In the
sasn van hit one down the first
~ tnree sacks and Morgan sent
rrs.i WIN q pretty single 10 left.
80 only run came In the second.
I'M. Inu Shannon hit for doubles
|M nfeatened several times. In
WIN no one down, Shannon
~ Devereaux. Orr and Abbott
m ssIon sos,Sn and Clothler In a light
sIols. Great Falls looked dan
e slxth and seventh also. but
a., ,nsinciole. In the eighth
Ia W vance 10 hat for Kane as
a. u,sh up. but Morgan whitfield
aN compelled the next two Ia
eapy outs.
~ ~ vas the FIRST man up in Great
~ or the nintl, and the fans
themselves hoarse begging the
| m 'T.t hltter To start the rally
" n s"ppo could do waa to hit A
Nm :, Devereaux. and he should
*rr.s sas! out. but Abbott missed
= "a ~flect throw Then things
HsSe nut Morgan again came to
sI ~ strlkiag out Toner and
d 10 psonnPelling Griffin 10 hit ar
Benefit Game Friday.
ssne: ss: released by both Butte and
-tt.dr t.tdrSS.sa S.a The Skyscrapers toda,
/ SssteT ball than In any game
hls inye seen him this season
y la ns aro the most aggressive
ior sseue and they make life
~ v,aonan really had n good da,
N fsn.e no really close decisions
n ms, ,eohtinunlly differed from
lkai sany Instances they made re.
n ailE not sportsmanlike.
sp nnlnE several of the hood
t was alvns al Toman, and Nun
khne hnept busy for several min
rsd TMein Ttin up before play coult
On Ia mere WAS no policeman ir
tQpvis. grounds today during IN,
n imss., This should receiv,
hs pIsyias pIs attention. especial,
n.Nsins OF such a crucial seriei
elelnK" K"'ssnKeenship was undecldc e
sholcs TO who would be hi
api. .oI tomorrow, but IL ma,
1bly .nsd ssd ls also uncertain, ou
ken Sna na IN George Bittrolr.
WI he ehhnlteiy decided that mex
baseball Boosters day.
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