The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17

Not all the moisture at these gala do
ings was emitted by Mr.: Tesreau. Do
referred TO as the Montezuma marvel.
He and three accomplices netted the
Giants eleven blows. The Giants had
the game copped early as the third
splitter which breaks four ways-north
east. south and west. II depends upon
which part Of the country the batter
halls from. All might have been well
with the four -pronged thing had not Mr.
Snodgrass knocked a horn OF II on the
first ball pitched The four,.pronged spit
ter is not whs, You might ed.s call
on couple of hits and pass.
Drought overlook Mr.. Lavender In the
second. The first two batters knocked
horns off the diriGible splitter and old
Doc Rsulbach was sent for TO sit up with
the patient Old Doc cleaned up the
second without damage, but in the
third the Giants compiled two more
stolen bases for that purpose. Stealing
was one of the best things the visitors
Gid They enriched themselves with
seven and tho loot figured In four of
the tallies. Twice the prides OF Broad
way pulled the double steal and Red Muir
ray did a lot OF independent swiping on
his OWN hook
Larry Cheney took hold in the seventh
and he was pretty lavish with his spit
ter. almost as much SO as Jen Tesreau.
With both knees out of commission. jim
way 10 Dick Cotter- Few, If any. no
tlced the change. They were coming
too fast and the bugs had lost count
AS long as the supply held out. Cub
pitchers appeared. gave few bases on
balls or got soaked and went away again.
Our chaser on the supper bill was Mr.
Toney. strong man; late Of Goat iiiIl;
simultaneously with Mr.. Cotter. Mr.:
Toney gave a good account OF himself
and one pass in the ninth. but at that
f-G- h.. toll Tao fhnN-
desired and did not cash In the pass
II WAS a good game, even had the
Cubs won. The locals were outclassed
almost from the kick off, and with Tes-
ants had tapioca with seedless raisins
in II, They hit the pill hard and choked
off most Of the very best starts the
Cubs could launch.
left and Doyle walked. Becker grounded
10 Safer, advancing the runners, Muir
ray flied TO Schultz. Snodgrass scoring
on the thro% to the plate Merkis SniG .nd MT
worked double steal. Doyle scoring,
Herzog out. Zimmerman TO Saier. Two
runs two hits. no errors.
For Chicago-ShecRard walked Schultz
famed. Tinker singled to center. Zim-
norman out, Fletcher TO Merkle. Leach
flied 10 Murray. No runs. one hit. no
errors.
SECOND INNING-New York: Meyers
singled TO left and Fletcher singled to
right Reulbach then replaced Lavender
in the box: Tesreau popped TO Reul-
and Doyle dew out TO Safer, No runs,
For Chicago--Saier walked. Downs
fled TO Becker. Archer singled 10 left.
down bunt scoring Saier Shectard
walked. Schultz flied 10 Herzog Tinker
grounded to Doyle and was out at first,
THIRD JNNTNC-Recker dIad to
Schultz. Murray hit by n pitched ball
Merkle struck out and Murray stole Sec
ond on the third strike. Herzog hit to
going to left. HerZog and Murray worked
double steal. Murray scoring. Meyers
singled TO center, scoring Hcrzog and
the plate Fletcher was out. thinner
man to Safer Two runs. two hits. no
errors.
For Chicago--Zimmern1 out, HerzoR
nv. Safer struck out No runs. no hits.
FouRTH INNINc-Tesreau struck
out Tinker and ssier retired snodgrass.
DOYLE walked. DOYLE caught stealing.
Archer 10 Tinker. No runs. no hits, no
error5
er grabbed Archer's foul fly. Herzog
was under Reulbach's long ny. No runs
no hits. no errors
FIFTH INNING-Becker drew pass.
stole second Merke doubled. scoring
Becker. Herzog singled to right and
Schultz fumbled; Me-kle scoring. Mey-
ers singled to left. Fletcher hit 10 Reul-
bach, who caught Herzog at third Mey-
ers and Fletcher advanced on wild
pitch Tesreau was out. Reulbach 10
Safer. Two runs, three hits, one err
ror.
For Chlca caGo-Sheckard walked for the
third time. Murray raced into the crowd.
stuck up one hand and pulled down
Schulte's hy. Tinker struck out Ztrn-
norman singled 10 left sending gheck-
ard 10 second. Becker muffed Leach's
ny and Sheckard scored. Zimmerman go
ing to third. Zimmerman scored on a
passed ball, Leach going 70 second SAFER
grounded TO Merkle. Two runs. one hit,
one error
SIXTH INNIEG-Snodsrass hit ono too
hot for Zimmerman to handle and was