The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-05
ONE GAME OUT Of SIX
IS BUTTE'S PORTION
Stoyall and His Boys Take the
Last in the Double
Header.

Suite nusuy took 4 game, getting one
out % the series OF six and being mighty
thankful for that In the first game SAT-
Lake won q TO Z. but IN the second, Butte
cot II runs 20 Salt Lakes
In the second contest Butte for the
first time this week accomplished some
real team work. The team Is lucky in
having a number % Individual stars, but
u loscs games because there Is lack OF
cooperation. During the past week Butte
has made more hits than Salt Lake, out
has lost five out OF six games. II Man
sScr Stovall could get all the cogs OF
his machine fIited to one another. he
would have an organization second to
none Tn the Union league.
The frst game was too onc-sidcd TO
arouse the fans 10 the highest pitch OF
enthusiasm. With Bittroln pitching for
salt Lake and Clark FOR Butte. the local
boys simply fsttcned their batting aver
ages and none OF them ever entertained
the slightest doubt that Butte would lose.
IL Vas interesting TO see them work to-
Gethor SO nicely aud 10 bat the bali around
but 10 WAS more Ike practice than q
championship ball game
IN the second struggle a tremendous
change was apparent almost from the
start. Acting like they had a PRESENT.
mont OF the coming battle fans sat up
and took notice before the first Inning
81 the second game was played.
ono reason FOR this was Andy Jensen
IN The box for Butte. Andy has a figure
eight wound up and a wierd grin that
Scaies timid battefs. He started out yes
''i'a9 a. l'H Atslest pace. one heavy
batter alter another was retired without
n hit and fans began telling one another
mat Jensen might shut salt Lake out
30 ne might. only Andy is q sensitive
person who detests crowds He NJ not
wei broke 10 the city and is AT best
In some lonesome duck marsh. In such
solitude he can stand in three feet OF mud
ana orlng down more ducks than ans
man IN the state. but bring him into the
city and set him 70 shooting al clay. birds
and he falls down.
The eagle eye that makes him , marks
man IS mighty useful 10 him as pitcher
Shn Hntu The seventh inning he kept
SAlt lake from scoring The fans started
10 applaud Jensen and immediately Salt
lake plaNeIS began TO hit the ball Tho
holse madc Andy 60 10 pieces StovaIll |
was not lonS In finding this out and sent
~ peH VINO finished the game in GOOD
salt isks rolled up four runs IN ~,
seventh. coming within ono o( tyin. liz
lore our IN the very next inning I6a |
peauts iel or Morgan and got fo,Ir 10
ti'nseifes, After that the fans conceded
k'ih' 10 Butte. but during that sew
'h'n inning there Was enough excitement
10 Sstlsiy the most eNactinE fan
- NJ ny should go on tho Montana trim
n'y Won let me inside the gate OF the |
playing grounds. I guess iheT can ~ |
tickets without ne. said Dick Goain,, |
when he was asked n nc Intended "a sc,
company the Salt Lake team yvhtrL a.
paris Tor AiSsoula TO-DAY President "
~. Lucas has not lifted tho s,isponsInn
le'. 80 Sp0icy cannot go on his own dis-
,,IY..'lo curing the progress OF game BucL
'aNrF " likely TO be taken M in tho |
ottnffn climate aud n he Is tho manage |
"' ~ oi tne team devolVcs on Abbott