The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-27

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M IN close, for comfort, was the
Vk ninth-inning batting rally of
the Vigilantes and the results
thereof. With five runs to the bad,
Helena went into the last round of yes
terday's game with their eye on the
ball and their bats in their hands. They
hoped on Fiddler as though they
meant it, and also they hoped on Dres-
sen, who followed, but they were just
hop or two short, and they failed to
turn the score board over.
It was a pretty game Of baseball.
There was something doing in almost
every inning, and those dolngs were
fast Helena played errorless ball, but
they could not match the Skyscrapers
aged to work four men around IN four
different innings aud wound up with
four more in the last setup, one short
of tie.
Cooney Goes Quickly.
Cooney lasted with remarkable sud
denness. Less than a third OF an in
ming let it clearly be seen that Cooneey
wouldnt t do. He gave way to Suli-
van. Fiddler and Sullivan pitched
steady ball. with the Salt Laker haV-
Jug good deal the better OF the argu-
ment. For numbers of hits each pitch
er shared alike, ten in eight innings.
Two home runs helped TO make the
one out that hit the top of the fence
and bounced up over the screen, and
then McClain hit terrific drive over
left center fence, for which noble serv-
ice he got round iron buck from fan
in the boxes. Huelsman sent one over
the fence, but it was foul by a few
inches.
Your Uncle Cyrus Morgan witnessed
the game in the capacity of an lnva-
lided warrior Morgan has been
pretty sick boy, but he fortunately es-
capped siege of typhoid. He twirled
little for the boys at batting practice
Yesterday and announced himself all
right. He will rest until Tuesday, when
he will be sent against HesteT's Elec-
tries.
Doubleheader Today.
There will be double-header today,
The first game will begin at $3.50
O'Clock The added game is the one
scheduled for Helena on June %, which
was postponed on account of the rain.
Permission TO transfer the game to
Salt Lake was granted by President
MulIOneTi WuO ldsC uiPuL bSlSSIdpuou
his consent to the arrangement.
McClcskey will pitch the Indian
twirler. Otto Hungary, and Erickson.
The one who shows best in the warmup
Will start the doings.
Cooney, who made poor start In
yeste days game, will probably work
for Shay in one of the games and Rex
Ames in the other.
Today's double-header will be the
last appearance Of the Helena
team this year. Next weeks series
with Great Falls will be the last OF
league baseball in Salt Lake for the
season, with the exception of one game
with Ogden, on September IA.
How it Happened.
Helena began tho run. getting in the
first inning yesterday, IN which round
one score was hooked UP. Spencer be-
gan with double to right field. He
went to third on Quigley's out and
scored when Schimpff gently booted
Menges Is grounder.
Three tick tacks for Salt Lake in
their half. Cooney walked Murphy.
Spencer and Dressen singled IN success
sion and the bases were full. Huels
man IS double to left center emptied the
contents of two of the bags on home
plate
Huelsmap S double on top of two sim
giles and a walk, with not an out, WIS