The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-22
Score: Salt Lake 8, Butte I.

terday. crushing ten of the handsornest
copper diggers that ever inspired Mary
McLane 10 write an erotic novel. The
crash caused an aeroquake that must
have impaired Hertzian waye .,: shoek ~, 10
Among the injured were:
Boss McCloskey dignity laceratcd IN
fifteen separate places.
Pitcher Rcmneas. broken heart
Home Run Marshall. ambition put out
Mig Perrine. eczema OF the temper;
Cordtz, Orr Pendleton. Bankcnship,
Spencer and Deveraux set off the fuse
that blew up Butte. Dick Cooley, lean
ing so far out OF the Grand stand safe
rected the dire plot First he Goaxed
and then lie commanded, until the
tragedy for Butte was wholly enacted.
McCloskcy was able to say afterward
that II Salt Lake Won the pennant IL
should be skull and cross bones ilag.
II really was pirates exploit taking
the treasured game away from Butte
after II was almost won.
When Cordtz lined out the winning
two-bsgger, cheers worthy Of Dewey at
hats III the air: fair rootcrs became ut
terly unaware OF the new hats worn by
rival beauties II Cooley at that mo-
mcnt had traded Cordtz for Hughcy Jen-
nings and Mathewson the fans would
have mobbed him.
home plate, Just the size OF Blankenship's
nose. II is u memento OF one Of the
most famous slides ever seen in the west
Brick Devercaux's timely hit early I'm the
game should not be overlooked. Without
II all courage might have oozed away
History affords no example OF sweetcr
revenge than that at Cooley park yesteI
day when John McCioskey, Boss OF the
Butte Beauties. forced TO unlock his
grip and take therefrom the game which
lie had already put away.
With scrapperS like Bankenshlp's out
81 the fans are always warranted in hop
ing bu; expectations were fading when
Ia. ,,,,. .l,
score stood { TO 3. In the eighth, how
ever three runs werc made and the fans
were Keyed up TO high, pitch of anxiety
game examined Druhot's arm where
DATED ball had struck him and pto-
nounced him too badly. bruised 10 pitch
the last half He sent In RemneaS.
Al the sight OF the mighty twirler local
fans sighed and gathered up pencils ready
6o,S 10 20 he, home h,o but Spencer and Blankenshp
Cordtz. the Hero. who lines out a two
Dagger and w!ns the game.
McCloskey Loses Luck
Salt Lake will surely Win today for Nc
Cioskey has lost The good will OF Dame
Fortune This demonstrated yes
terday in several ways.
II Dockstader's throw had not hit the
players bench run would have been
cut off. II Druhot had nor been hit on
the arm Remneas would not have been
put In. They might not have done so
much TO Druhot as they did to Rem
Besides this. McCloskcy was not fined
nor put out of the park, which proves
something is radically wrong, The
Beauties spent part of last night paying
moody Napoleon might have. been seen
traverslnG the streets near the MoXum
in search Of the lost luck.
Also 1t looks as II Dick Cooley had
picked up new pitcher. The south
paw yesterday. did not give a hit. al
though he had before him some of the
mightiest s!uggers of the McCloslsey
tribe.
All these things combined win make
todays game one of the most interest l.
Ing. ever played In Salt Lake.
Umpire James Toman was slightly less
Of balls and strikes. but Butte got an
even break IL not more,
Mo Morgan ar wa was given ragged support
the hits chalked UP against him should
have been outs,
The example made of Remneas yestcr
day proves that Blankenship's batters
have come into their own again. Five
hits in one and two-thirds innings is
not a pretty record for. any pitcher &c
Remneas 1t indicates he IS not Remneas
any more. but someone else who looks
like the pitcher.
Game by Innings,
In the irst inning Dockstader got t.
first when BIankenship failed TO get his
grounder. Pcrrtne sacrificed him TO sec
ond. Freis struck out Malhcs hi
to center for two bases, but Schmpn
with fine throw. caught Dockstader al
home plate.
For Salt Lake Spencer was out on 3
tly 10 Freis. Dcvcreaux struck out
Blankenship sent an ca"- fly 10 Dock
stader
In the second inning puddy laid one
down at Blankenship'S feet and was out
at first. Marshall was out when Blank
enshp stopped his not liner and Morgan
covered first J3ankcnship in getting
this one scrambled around on ali four:
ana several fans now want TO back HIN
as the fastest man in the country or
lands and knees. Hannah hit TO Left
for Il base. but Elscy struck out
For Salt Lake Long Bill Orr put one
away over the fence and trotted around
The bases. Pcndleton WAS out to Freis
Schinnpn struck out. Fortler was saf,
at hrst when Mathcs iumblcd his ground
er Dockstader caught Perkins fly
In the third Druhot got a base OF
balls, Doclestadcr sacrificed Morgan
irving 10 catch Druhot mapping threv
over second and Druhot got 10 third
Pcrrine walked. Frcis bunted the thirc
strike ard was out. Perkins threw Il
second and Druhot was caught al hom,
or It quick return.
For Salt Lake. Morgan struck out
Spencer ditto. DevereauN was out t.
Perrine.
In the fourth Mathes got two baegcl
to left. Duddy sacrificed. Home Run