The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
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from the Great Falls Leader.
Well, Rustenhaven met the
bunch. and what happened to Rusty =,
is hardly fit to print The three and
a third innings during which. the ex-
Western leaguer tried to throw EN-
over. were good for seven hits Tor the
Salt Lakers, netting some conslderao ole
number of runs.
tTWhat g the matter with Rustyf' y
asked a man in the stand. -" He looks
all right and he acts like pitcher. L
don I figure where he S wrong
marked his side kick. 1.-The altitude
gels most of 'em.'
.But Rustenhaven from Pike IS
Peak-it can t be the altitude -
''Altitude' S too low, then, I reckon, -
Is Clean Victory.
At any rate, it wasn't Rustenhaven
who lost the game to Salt Lake.
Neither was it Jensen, who took his
place. Nobody lost the game TO Salt
Lake. Salt Lake dIdn t ask anybody
10 lose it; they Just won lt-won 1T
fair and square and with barreltuls of
margin TO spare.
The reason why Salt Lake won yes
jerday's game was because they hit
the Ogden pitchers, and the reason why
Ogden didn t win Yesterdays game
was because they couldn t come even
close to finding out what Morgan was
uted somewhat to the gay decorations
of Salt Lake S scoreboard by making
half dozen wobbles.
Salt Lake had the game sewed up
from the beginning. Three runs in the
first inning served as preservative
of sufficient strength to establish a
lead that was never touched. In addl-
ton to the three in the first, Salt Lake
garnered eight more in the course of
time, Ogden got two in the fourth and
one in the eighth, and that was all.
Three in First.
In the first Spencer walked. Muir
phy bunted and beat it out. Spencer
went TO third on the bunt and Jones IS
indifferent throw TO first. Spencer
scored on Huelsman s clean single, and
Murphy went to second Bauer hit to
Rustenhaven, who threw TO Jones to
head off Murphy, but Jones failed to
negotiate the heave. which was hard
chance, and Murphy was there. Also
the bases were as full as a barrel run.
ning over, Davis was up, He hit a
hummer that apparently rammed the
foul line, but the umpire called il foul,
and for that discouragement Davis
struck out.
Then Pendleton hit TO the third
oaseman- Jones slung it over to Wool
nms and Murphy scored. a bit later
Huelsman came home on wild pitch.
Add Two More.
In the second Morgan slashed it for
two bags. McClain was hit. Spencer
iald down bunt to Rustenhaven. The
pitcher gave mighty grunt and a
migntier heave and the ball sailed past
Woolums TO the stand The bunt and
the throw scored Morgan, McClain 90.
Ing to third and Spencer to second Nc
Claim came home on Murphy's sacrifice
ny 10 Murphy. putting spencer on third
Spencer had big lead for home when
Huelsman hit one square at Jones, who
nilpped Salt Lakes center fielder at the
plate, Baner hit to Wessler, who threw
him out, retiring the side.
Ogden Gets Two.
In the Fourth Ogden took a little
whack. at run getting, making two. Van
singled to right, went TO second on Mnr
rays out and to third on wild
pitch, He scored on Jones's three
Dagger TO deep center. Jones came home
when Bauer failed 70 handle the throw
on Risberg' s grounder to Pendleton.
Evidently it made Salt Lake PRETTY
mad-this thing Of having their op
ponents score, for in their half the Sky
scrapers hooked up FIVE tallies.
"Cv' Morgan started the bell ring
ing with home run over the left felt
fence. The drive was so long that tht
ball quickly became invisible TO tn,
naked eye, and at o'clock last nigh
a dispatch from Brigham City said tn,
ball had Just passed over that town
and was still going. McClain walked
Spencer sent one into Vans territor,
and EHinky" grabbed it out Of tn,
air. II was star catch, all right, al
right. Then Murphy singled putin,
McClain on second.
Rustenhaven Retires.
At this moment Rustenhaven sent ou
the ''S. o. s. and Jensen took the ioI
off his hands.
Huelsman drove a grass cutter tha
fairly smoked through the center Of tn
diamond, and everybody advanced
base: Bauer hit second basewise, an
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