The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

The fans were treated to all kinds
of baseball-good, bad and Indifferent
during the afternoon. They were the
last games Of the series between the
two teams and last night Blankenshlp
and his crew sailed for MissoNa with
a record of four victories out OF the
seven games. The departure Of the
Hiehbinders will be good news and it
will also be pleasing to know that with
them they took Umpire "Speck' HurI-
burt. Ogden will be here tomorrow for
series Of seven games. McCloskey s
team has been strengthened and Salt
Lake will not have walkoyer.
The first battle YESTERDAY was real
ball game For eight innings it was
anybody's contest. Then the visitors
got to Jensen for bunch Of swats and
rolled five tallies across the gum. That
settled the affair.
Bush was the star OF the first game
He went to the mound with the bases
full in the last half of the first inning,
relieving Annis, who was getting clout-
ed and who was also wild. Bush Tanned
the next two men and saved the game
for Blank IS bunch.
The second game was farce, Salt
Lake took so kindly to Eddie Quick g
delivery that he was yanked In the
very first inning. Then Sparks was
sent to relieve him Sparks had moth
ing but q fast ball which the Skyserap-
ers clouted all over the lot. Blank
then sent First Baseman Carman to the
mound. When the home boys got
been counted. Zamlock finished the
game for Missoula.
Dressan started for the locals, but
Bill Morgan had to finish the session,
Dressan seemed to have lost all his as
sortment of curves, He has sore arm.
Following is the detailed report Of the
first game:
FIRST INNING.
For Missoula-Warren was easy, Jensen
ball, Bassey foul flied to Devereaux
Billy Orr handled Oviet's grounder and re-
tired the runner at first, No runs No
hits.
For Salt Lalze-Bauer opened with
double to left. Fortier sacrificed Bauer
TO third, Annis 10 Carman. Billy Davis
walked and stole second. DevereauX
walked, filling the bases. Orr also walked.
forcing Bauer in with n run and leaving
the sacks soused. Blankenship sent Annis
to the bench and put Bush on the mound.
for Kaefer and struck out, One run One
HIT
SECOND INNING.
For Missoula-Carman died. Devereaux
10 Van. Tobin singled to center. Chang
non grounded out to Van, Tobin taking
second Bush singled to right and Bauer
threw Blankenshlp out at the plate One
run. Three hits.
For Salt Lake-Weaver doubled along
the right field foul line, overran second
and was nailed by Oriet. Jensen famed.
Bauer grounded out to Carman. No runs.
One hit
THIRD INNING.
For MissouIa-Warren was out Pende-
ton TO Van. Perrne deliberately stepped
into a pitched ball. but Hurlburt let him
walk to first Bassey foul flied out TO
Devereaux. Oriet forced Perrine at sec
one. Orr to Pendleton. No runs. No
hits.
For Salt Lake-F'ortler died, Perrine TO
Carman. Carman made a pretty running
catch OF Davis's fly back of first. Dew
ereaux famed. No runs. No hits.
FOURTH INNING.
For Missoula-Carman singled through
short. TobIn sacrificed. Jensen TO Van,
Carman going to second, Changpon's
single over third scored Carman. Blank
enship doubled 10 left, Chanenon going TO
third. Bush was out. being hit by a bat
ted ball Warren died, Pendleton to Van.
One run Three hits.
For Salt Lake-Orr was out. Changnon