The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-28
M|DVALERS LOSE TWO
CHANCES To WIN OUT
Skyscrapers Choke Rallies
and Take Game; Huelsman
and Dressan Collide.
narrowly

McCIoskey's SlIyscrnpers narrowly
missed being defeated by Bert Margetts' s
Mldvale nine yesterday afternoon at
Lucas field in the last practice game OF
the season The game ended up with a
score OF 10 TO 8. The Mldvale boys had
two chances TO defeat the Styscrapcrs.
In the sixth the Midvale nine rallied and
made five callies, which tied the score.
Hummol was taken out Of the box and
SchsmpG went the slab from third
base. being repiaced by Hacfer
n the iast session DTesSan ran Into
Huelsman IN right ue!d when both were
running Tor fly and was slightly In
Jurcd. Auelsman, however. held tight TO
the ball and kept number OF Mldvale
southpaw who held AlCCioskeys men SO
close day before yesterday did good
work throughout the entire game. Hum
mel blew up in the sixth case and let
five men cross tho plate. The field
proved altogether too small Tor Hummel
In this inning and Gum swatted the ball
over the lett garden fence for Il walk
home.
Margetts also sent a hot one into cen
ter garden lor two-oagger. and came
home on Scotts play. Schmidt hit a
single TO center field, stole second, made
third on passed ball and came home
on Margetts's hit. Mcclellan walked
10 first and also made third on Mar
gctts's hit and came home on SC0tts
MT. scott maue llTSl on inner INTO
LEFT field: stole second: made third on
Mann's play, and tailed on Gums four
Dagger.
This inning was the first in which
Midvale scored. making five runs and
an even score. In the next two innings
they did not tally. but in the ninth they
almost made another killing. Huelsman's
catch and tenaeity In holding the 6ali ai
more scoring and probable victory for
the Midvalers. In the first part of this
session, however. Jensen knocked two
bagger into centcr garden, made third
on Harmons hit and tailed on schnidt's
two bngger into left field
The Skyscrapers did not score in the
first two cases, but made two tallies
ting list and made first on a hot liner
10 short advanced 10 third on Spencer's
long drive into right field and tailed on
Spencer made first on a safe hit ad-
vanced to second on Jensen's error and
scored on Tuelsman's long drive. Har
mon then settled down and retired the
aide.
In the next case the local team made
one tally Schlmpf made first on n sin
gle TO left field. advanced 70 second when
Hummel was hit by Harmon, made third
passed bail. In the next inning two OF
McCloskey's men found home Dressan
walked 10 first. made second on Davls's
infield nit and came home on Schtmpfs
two bagger into right garden. Davis
made first on a. single TO third and also
tailed on Schlmpf's long drive. In the
next case the Skyscrapers made one more
tally. IN the seventh McCloskey's bunch
scored three times. Davis made first on
a liner TO left field, advanced 10 third
on Pendleton's hit and scored on
SchimpCs drive TO center field. PEN
dleton made first on q hit. advanced to
third on SchimpTs drive and tailed on
Strips inneld drive. schimpf made
first on a center field hit. advanced to
second on n throw-ln and tailed on Muir
phys long drive to right field. Huels-
the sIyscrapers In the eighth. He walked
TO first. made second on q Wild pitch.
advanced 20 third on the error OF Schmidt
and crossed the plate on Davis'5 sacri-
flee ny.
The crowd disagreed with Umpire
Nahafrey on many OF his decisions.
The score.
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