The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-28

son. Spencer stealing second twice
which Perkins allowed only one visitor
to steal on him.
Orr was fined So for disputing a de-
cision OF his jumps on balls.
Jachs Will go to the mound today for
salt Lake. while Joyce VIII send either
slab.
Heusser Starts Wild.
Heusser started wild. giving Beckett.
the first man up for Missoula, three balls,
but he temporarily recovered from Wild
ness and put three strikes over which
had struck out. Heusser again got wild
and hit Daschbeck, but Elsey went out
from Bankenship to Heusser.
when Van doubled. Van went on TO
third on Blankenship's out, Holland 10
Elsey, but CordtZ flew out to Elsey and
Orr was out from Murphy to Elsey:
Heusser suffered relapse in wildness
in the second and walked NOVEL;, first
up. Then he forgot Harmon's weakness
for high ones and gave him a low ball.
which the State Lacquer landed on for
single Hanson flew out 10 Heusser, who
continued his wild fight by walking Hol-
land. The southpaw forced CARRIER to
fly out TO Cordtz in deep center. but
retired the side by striking out Beckett.
Wildness Is Contagious.
Heusser's wildness appeared to be con-
tagious. for CARRIER almost blew up In
the second half Of this inning, Dever-
eauX doubled and went 10 third when
Murphy missed Garber's throw TO catch
him off second McCroskey struck out:
for the first time this season, but Per-
kins was walked and went to second
on a wild pitch. while Devereaux counted.
Heusser waited it out and got free trans
his filled the bases. but CARRIER settled
down and made Van force Perkins at
home and Blankenship flew out to Har
mon.
Missoula a count Murphy was safe
when Mac threw low to Blankenship on
his grounder. Mac was too slow in field
ing Daschbecks bunt. DevereauX then
broke into the bobble column by dropping
Macs throw of Elseys bunt and Muir
ply crossed the pan. NOVEL; flew TO Orr,
how" however, and md HHusser keeping them them
him out. Hanson went out to Blanken-
ship unassisted-
Puts Joyce on Bench.
In the fifth "Scrappy Bill" who be-
came too Jealous in coaching. was
chased BY his jumps from n, the third base
game for talking to the pitcher.
Spencer dropped Murphys long fly.
after hard run, and Murphy went to
second on DaschDeck's out. ucusser to
Blankenship. E,lsey's out put Murphy on
third When NOVEL; hngIcd down the
third base line McCroskey apparently
made llttle eftOrt and the MT went Tor
an extra base. scoring Murphy. Harmon
again struck out.
Orr broke into the sensational column
in the sixth with a home run over the
left field fence. the first made on the
grounds. Clearing the fence and netting
by several feet the ball struck on the
roof OF house and bounced back into
the grounds. Unfortunately there was
no one on base.
Loses Game by Generosity.
Heusser lost his game in the eighth
by walking three men and making balk.
In trying 10 keep them high on Harmon.
Heusscr lost sight OF the plate and Har
mon got free transportation to first. Then
Hcusscr settled down and forced Hanson
to fly out TO Orr and struck out Holland,
following which the fans hreathod easier
Hcusscr again grew wild. however, and
walked CARRIER and made a ballS, after
which he walked McCafferty, batting for
Beckett Murphy smashed out. a three
baeser, scoring two runs. and Murphy
counted when Daschbeck hit a hot one
through Heusser,
After Heusscr and Spencer had struck
out Cordtz, the brilliant little center
fielder, batting from the cleanup position,
doubled. and Van and Blank, who had