The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

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star, occupied the pitchers mound for
seven innings. The opposition could col
lect but fiye safe hits from the offerings
of the collegian, but the tall local ath-
home plate when he uucorked his coll
lection OF curves and slants; He soaked
two Of Irbys crew in the ribs and save
six others the right to walk to the ini--
tal station. Practice is all that Lund
needs TO guarantees control and Manager
Weaver will see that he gets sufficient
work before he again faces opposing
The wildaess OF Lund and the gen
ersl effectiveness OF Mears, the Helena
twirler. gave the visitors long lead In
showed performances below their true
form and several bone head" plays
aided 1rby's men In opening UP a wide
gap. Bur In the final innings Weaver or
dered action. and the heavy artillery
was unlimbered. When the final out OF
the game was registered runners we're
resting on second and third bases. await
ing the base hit which would have sent
them home with the tying runs. but this
hit wes not forthcoming.
The game in detail follows:
Game in Detail.
Helena took the lead in the first in
ming and never relinquished il, Thonp-
son was hit by the first ball pitched and
walked to second when Menges drew a
base on balls. Lussfs sacrifice advanced
I.und got In the hole on Irhy, serving
up three balls without a strike. He
"groved" the next one and the Helena
manager drove 1t along the right field
foul line for o-bagger. scoring both
runners. Haverstick was disposed OF by
Devereaux and Van.
The Skyscrapers got one Of these runs
hack in their half OF the first With
Spencer down, Billy Fortier drove hard
10 center for two bases. Bauer famed.
but Dsvereaux lifted one high in the
ir and tr-l,o ttrE l1af In l.o
sun. Fortier raced ncross the pan.
Lund got into trouble at the start of
the second inning when he walked Wood.
Baker sacrificed him along but Mears
famed and Pendleton made q good play
on Thompsons sizzef.
Poor coaching at third base cost the
skyscrapers chance in their half of the
second. with one out. Van drew base
on balls and PendIeton doubled TO center
Van had no chance TO score, but was
sent home by the coscher and proved an
easy victim Weaver went out from short
Third inning-"Brick'' speared a hot
liner from Mengess bat and the two
stands gave the veteran hand. Lussl
walked but was shot down at second by
Captain Weaver when he attempted to
steal Klllilay skied TO Bauer The To-
calls again threatened in their half After
Meaps n for ee free 70 sRenee Tortier
was given life on Woods error and
both advanced ON Bauer's out at first.
N1tn runners on second and third ana
two out. Devereaux's best was a scream
er which Nears knocked down and got
the peppery third basemen at first.
Fourth innlng-JnRe Bauer took care
hut the L. D. s. star hit Wood with a
pitched ball after having two strikes on
the Helena shortstop. Brick tossed out
Baker and averted damage. base on
balls 10 Van. with one down, proved un-
avsiling, as Pendleton forced him at sec
ond and Weaver was an easy third. out
Fifth inninSEMears Was s again set
thrown out by Devereaux. but the iuve-
nile Menges walked and stole second
Heinie Spencer backed up against the
Of Lussi's bold bid for homer, The
Skyscrapers were helpless before Mears's
portside curves Haverstick tossing out
Lund and Spencer, while Irby took care
Sixth inning-The visitors heightened
their lead in this round. aided by some
weird work on the part Of Cooley's young
men: Lund could not locate the plato fol-
Kililay. Van held on to Irby's pop foul
although Captain Weaver ran into him
hard enough to throw the first sacker OF
his back Haverstick also walked. and or
Woods out at first the runners advanced
Baker beat out tap down the third
base line which Lund should have han.
died. Devereaux fieIded the ball to hrst
held the ball Haverstick followed Killilay
over the pan Baker was cut down tryins
LOT second oase.
Captain weaver's speedboys lost a
splendid chance 70 score in their half O,
tne sixth Bauer opened with stroll or
other safe drive. but when Orr tapped
10 the pitcher. Bauer was forced at third
Van flew 10 left and Devcreaux was dou.
bled off second. nipping a very prornis.
Ing rally In the buS.
Seventh innng-The lucky seventh
was, eYentfuI for both sides. the visitor.
scoring four runs and the home guard
registering three talliesA Mears. wht
had famed on both his previous occa
stons at the bat surprised the fans. hi
teammates and himself BY singing [,
center Thompson lined 10 Lund TO,
hard 10 be hendled and fhe cleye
Msnges hi safely 10 left, scoring HI
pitcher \ Wild pitch by Lund had pre
yiouEly advanced both runners Luss
hit Sharply 10 Orr, who nlpped Thomp
son ar the plate on a fast play But III
kiliilay slapped one down his way an
two runs came over the plate. and whe
Van made a wide throw home In O be
lated attempt 70 head off r1ir Killila
chased around 70 third. scoring a mo
msnt later on Irby's out at first II wa
bad baseball on the part OF Mr. Cooley
pennant chasere.
Cooleysox Try Hard.
Pendleton opened Salt Lakes half wit
base on balls Weaver singled an
then ordered Kelly In 10 bat for Lunt
His out advanced both runners Spence
beat out an infied hit. filling the bns
as Pen could not attempt TO score O
the play. Fortfer raped hard TO Luss
who handled the shot and retired Fortis
without Assistance PendletoD Ecovip,