The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

Blankenship's youngsters celebrated the
uIndup of their first series Al home by
falling onto Keliackey's Irrigstors before
5000 people At Cooley park Sunday after
be header The score in the first con
test was II TO s: In the second. 10 ,.
This gives the Saints the series win
the lcrieators hve 10 one, wet grounds
causing poStponement OF one game.
The first struggle went twelve long
innings and furnished the bugs with
enough thrills for lifetime, The Saints
pounced onto kiililay, kellacEeys star
i1urier. in the second half for four hits
and three runs. but the visitors forged
10 the front in the second and third
and took Il big lead in the llfth by an
nexlne three more tallies, The Saints
got three Of these runs back In the sixth
and went two counts TO the good In the
seventh and the eighth. but the peslly
lrrigators tied the count up again in
the ninth and 1T took three extra frames
10 settle the supremacy. After the Saints
had tied tho count in the twelfth period.
sending two men down, King lost the
game for the visitors by trying TO nip
Pendleton al second when he started a
The throw bounced off Pendleton's shins
into left field and CordtZ came In with
the winning run.
The second game was much better
exhibition of the national pastime. but
did not furnish as many thrllers: Nor
gan. on the slab for Salt Lake. had the
sure hitting lrrigators eating out of his
hand holding them 10 four scattered BIN
giles, only two OF which came in any one
period, aud with tighter support would
have cut the lrrigators down with one
run. Salt Lakes hard hitters garnered
ten safctieS off Maloncy.
The first game marked the return Of
Jachs to the slab and the big hurler
pitched good ball Blankcnship believes
ternoon that he has almost arrived and
AS a consequences there is much JOY in
the Saints camp. Schimpff started the
first game for Salt Lake but when he
third BlaDkenship shooed hun 10 the
bench for Jachs. and the husky phenem
enon of the Washington State league in
1910 responded nobly, Jachs was a lit
posing nurlers, and in the remaining
seven and two-thrd frames allowed only
seven hits. With better support this
number of bingles would have been ma
tcrially reduced.
Carrying twelve men the team will
leave for Butte over the Oregon Short
VIII give the Saints the night on the
train. They will arrive in Butte a I
o'clock Tuesday morning to open a series
Of seven games with the. Mountmen in
) 80 o'clock in the afternoon. II is likely
that Humme will be Blankenship's slab
choice FOR the curtain raiser with Butte
Dick Cooley, owner OF the club. and
Mrs Cooley, who Is secretary. Will ac-
company the team. The Saints will be
back here July TO meet Great Falls
Helena, Butte and Missoula in turn be-
fore starting the second and last road
trip.
First Game in Detail.
The Irrisators gave no trouble in their
half Of the first session of the initial
contest. but the. Saints fell onto ISillilay
Will vengeance. Spencer. first up. sim
gled and counted when Van doubled a
mile TO center and went 10 third on
the throw-in. Then Blankcnship singled
scoring Van, and CordtZ sacrificed his
leader base. Orr tripled. counting
Blanlenship. DevereauX was walked and
did the seemingly impossible, stole sec
ond, but Pcndleton struck out on high
ones and Perkins went out from Fleck 10
keilackcy,
The Irrigstors Immediately got two OF
these runs back After Flanagan had
gone out from Pendleton TO Blsnkenship
kellackey singled. King skied 10 Orr
but Schimpf lobbed one square over as
biz as a house and Kellsr rode it out
Of the lot. counting his leader ahead OF
him. Naughton went out from PendIe-
ton 20 Bankenship.
In the third the Irrigators forged to