The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-23
lrd Hitters of McCloskey
tribe Find Dressan's Curves
Puzzling and Slippery.
In LAKE WINS, BUT 1T
REQUIRED BEST EFFORTS
rtier's Home Run Puts COur-
e in Comrades, Who Begin
Pounding Eddie Quick.
,ere will be a double e-header at Coo

mere will be double header at Coo"
park today beginning at $3.50
||ock. Blankenship is undecided
.fher to use his new pitcher, Dres-
again or to put in Hummel, Rem
a McCloskey's one best bet, is
|eduIed to twirl for Butte and Han
. will catch. Yesterdays crowd was
cord breaker for week day, but
~ will undoubtedly bring out the
EST assemblage Of the season. Salt
<o is really after the pennant, but
Closkey is determined the Cooleyites
h have to tear the flag in two If
n get 1t out of his clutches.
|cClosky did not find his lost luck In
F for yesterdays ball game at Cooley
y consequently thousands OF loyal
ball fans had the exquisite pleasure
Heing the Butte Beauties go down TO
ia by a score OF ; TO 1,
8nkenship used the new southpaw,
IAN. who comes here from the Lyons,
#as club. The youngster from the
/ower state puzzled Butte throughout
Innings Besides this he showed
@ssan's experience would have rat
any man with nerves. McCloskey,
Veteran. after twenty years on the
9ssional diamond knows as we'll as
ne. how TO make a new twirler go
oieces and the Boss OF Butte left
'|ng undone yesterday. He even crept
nd the limit set for coachers until
Ire Tonian ordered him back. When
Dressan fielded a ball, McCloskey
ID cry out in stontorlan tones: throw
h seconl' or ii the ball ought TO be
m TO second he would tell Drcssan
row il TO first.
vas a baptism in the ocean Of ex-
&rre. but Dressan, cool as possible,
he right thing at the right time.
nurse Brick DeyereauX was always
ing close 10 Dressan and even the
who do not believe Brick is the
Xtst player in the world, do admit
f be never loses his head
1r1ier started lhe fireworks with a
|e run. This encouraged his COM
~ and Eddie Quick was hit fire.
1lly after that.
|fnnah caught again Yesterday: but
GEMS To be getting tired and the
are asking If McCloskey has no one
h Inimical 10 Salt Lakes chances
NrHannah
me old-t ball player sitting in an
mobile caught hot foul yesterday
1out getting out Of the machine.
hem Dockstader was chasing n long
/ ID left a water spaniel ran out from
4utos and almost got the ball away
n him
t Lake played 4 very good game.
OF the collisions which caused
1es 10 sprout around those who took
happened as on former days. The
TOO. were much more merciful TO
III than on previous occasions and
70 folict-n RnttS
ls pretty good one after all. No
admits II is as good as the Sky
'ers. but next 10 them the Beauties
Pretty good fellows.
e9fer n. Sutton. manager of the Or
"a, who has just made tour OF tine
says that none OF the many minor
|es pack there are so well managed
e PLAYING as good ball as in the
league This is expert testimony,
4utton knows the game.
e Is how Salt Lake won glorious
Game by Innings.
tne first inning Dockstader for Butte
! out. Perrlnes fiy was caught by
~, Pendleton caught Freis' fly.
Nnccr was out. Perrire to Elsey. Dew
90 was safe on Mathes's bad throw.
er hit 10 Elsey. who threw Dever-
put AT second Cordtz was out
to Eisey.
1ne second Mathes was out when
nace good stop and threw 10 Van
was out to Van. who made a fine
OF Orr's low throw. Marshall hit
*nl' Hannah was out. Pendleton TO
|* salt Lake. Orr struck out. Van
second. Pcndleton was Mt bat
an took second on a wild pitch.
f'et9n PIT TO Mathes and Van died al.
NlN PERKINS struck out
IfI the third ,nr,,.- U-i,n,, II, xuaIoc,
n ned fence, but he only got "A
\. IL, LUCK was out. Dressen to Van.
ltL.1,auer Was out. Pendlcton To Van.
WHY was out Orr 10 Van,
a't Lake pressan lined out long
m ulu ~ some fan sitting In an auto
~ ~ inen DresSan expired, Mathes
,sey. Spencer hit safely 10 left.
4 raux was out TO Quick. who doubled
"A the fourth Frels took first on a
III past snort. Mathes hit TO Orr. who
rIeis az second, Duddy was out.
~, ~, ~ Yan. Marshall struck out.
III. over second. scoring Mathes.
'N .it 10 left and Hannah was out
lI nalt Lake Fortier hit over center
lN cs,, vme run Cordtz hit TO center but
|1 "a, on second. Orr struck out.
WI an ispaniel helped Dockstader chase
8I ~, Fendleton hit 10 center. scor
" - Perkins hit past FIRST. Dres-
NJ ~ ~ out; Mathes TO Elsey.
VI ne NTH Quick was out on liner
N3Hf Dockstader got 10 first on an
M ponnder that Drcssan did not han
M rnpidlv ss usual, but a moment
n ''fe,ssan atoned by catching Dock
OH first. Perrine was out tc
Three Flies Caught.
M Ell T't Lake Spencer WAS out to Mar.
M ~ C,teVereau8 WAS out TO Dockstad
fgiluef out 10 Freis-aIl on flies.
\ Q|E>ne sixth frcis's liner was caueh,
N "a Mathas struck out. buddy eo
IN IN oalls. Marshall struck out
III as,. ant Like Cordtz was out. Perrin,
h with Orr at be. HnnnaI
l1I sh, ~ nard foul. but got the very mex
lH} r,neh was high foul. Perrin.
TLuo M, brilliant catch of VAN.
III b,s, seventh Hannah wa5 out to Vai
e,,a one. Elscy out TO Cordtz sim
Sat. quick died to- ~pcncer ditto
Pa,t Lake Pendletop truck out
~ u ,es, hpIleated that feat. DrcssaI
ont Tor two bases. but Spence
'e eighth Remncas was sent In t,
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