The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

Again did BlaukenSiupS : i'tSAoi'S
from Missoula hang the crepe on tho OLD
front door OF Dick Cooley's baseoa'l
bunch. This time the score was to 2
and the chief victim of yesterdays siaugh-
ter was Harry Killilay. the elongated
slabrnan for the Skyscrapers who has
been out OF the game for some time
Kiuuay was opposed by Zamlock. a
Soungster with a terrific crossire, When
al, Is summed up, The twirling honors
were about even. except that zamiock
showed some signs OF possessing little
pepper. while killllay was as lively as
corpse And back of Killiay sulked lot
of thc Skyscrapers, including Bill Orr.
Buck Weaver did his best to work tho
outht into u Garrison finish in the last
half OF the ninth He sent Van in to
swat for kaefer. and Van redeemed HIM
self by cIoutiug out single. Then Deve-
reaux bntted for Weaver but failed to
no any good. and Dressan. hitting for
EiuiIay. also perlshed. 1t was a sad, sad
nuale, but IL made little excitement for
few minutes,
When the game is reviewed from every
angle, the fact stands out that While
Misscula had all the ginger and while the
hits were even the deciding point In the
struggle WAS Il mighty poor decision ON
the part cf Umpire Hurlburt. who has
been impartially bad In his decisions all
week.
With two men out IN the sixth and two
men OIL bases, Perrine made two base
hit which brought in two runs and gave
Missoula the game. This hit was made
after kilillay had sent over two pitches
which cut the very center Of the plate at
Perrncs waist aud which Hurlhurt
called bells. Even Perrine had to laugh
because OF the umpire's poor judgment
Had Hurlburt called either one OF the
pitches strike, as he should have done.
Pcrrlnc would have been struck out be-
fore he got his chance TO make the
double.
Four stolen bases are charged against
Buck Weaver. but three OF them were
not his fault TSiIlilay went TO sleep once
with two men on bases and they Worked
the double steal almost before he let go
ON the ball. Another time Johnny Pen.
dcton dropped throw from Weaver and
the runner was safe at second
Jakey Bauer stood out as one Of the
shining lights o. the day He made q
couple or great running catches and also
cracked out a double which gave Salt
Lake It's first run Kaefer was also there
With a two,sacker and his batting should
Improve with every ganc. His fieldIns
Z and judgment are perfect
ofiets home run was one of the longest
s,oa, S.ou,s ever seen on the local grounds. i
fence and landed fully q hundred feet he.
3ond the fence.
The following is the game in detail:
FIRST INNING.
For MlssouIa-Orr let Warrcn's ground
er 80 through him and the runer wa
sate Bauer made a sensational catch O
.Perrine's fly. taking the bail off the fenc
and doubling Warren at first Basse
walked Oriet was hit by pitched bal
Sarman forced Oriet, Orr 10 Pendleton
No runs. No hits
For Salt Lake-Perrine threw Spence
out at first Bauer drove a double I
ieii, scoring Bauer. Davis forced Portfe
AT second. Oriet to Perrine. Davis stol
deton foresg orT Ora aitsd and and walked Pen
rine. One run. Two hits.
SECOND INNING.
For Missoula-Tobin skicd 10 Or
Chansnon walked Roberts doubled to th
center. center field fence, scoring chaugnol
spencer. Warren walked and started
steal. Weaver. threw TO Pendlctol
who returned the ball In time to ma
For salt Lake .Kaefer doubled to lef
viewers out to Csrnan allowed Kaeft
10 & reach third. KiIIilay famed. Spence
Carinan- NO runs. One hit
THIRD INNING
For Missoula-Perrine's fy was car
Iured BY Fortier- Bassey WAS out. Per
dlston to Ksefer. oriet drove one
for a home nun Carulan tanned or
run Ono hit
For Salt Lake-Bauer died. oriet
arnan- Fortier flied out TO ccnte
DAVIS famed No runs No hits.
FOURTH INNING
For 1fiseoula--Tobin fted out IN Sne,
GER. Changnon out, Pendleton TO IA,
isr. Roberts walked. ZamIock single
Roberts going TO second, killiIay We
10 sleep and Roberts and Zamlo,
worked double steal Warren nied O.
10 Fortier No runs One hit.
For Salt Lake-Orr walked PendI
ton singled. Orr going To second. Kaef
famed. Weaver forced Orr at thtr
Zaniock TO Changnon- KilliIay was o,
PerT1ue TO CarTnan. No runs. One hit
FIFTH INNING.
For Missouls-Perrine singled TO cent,
Bassey fled out to Bauer. Oriet sinxI
through Orr. Per-ine going TO third a
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