The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

+" HE coming back of Ed Erickson
seems 10 be complete and per
manent. Everything in Erick-
son s baseball life this summer
dates from the Fourth of July, which
marked the epoch On that day he
pitched twenty-five innings. Yesterday
he pitched only nine, but the nine
were innings to be proud Of.
< The Butte hitters connected for only
six safeties, all of which were singles
Also they were scattered, the largest
number of the six being two in the
fourth inning,
Erickson was the recipient Of much
honorable and invaluable assistance
from his teammates, Three Of the
fastest doubles in baseball history are
credited to Salt Lake Is infield, while
4 a fourth of the same type was mar
rowly missed, Schimpff was the prom
Iinent figure in those doubles. No Sec
ond baseman in any man IS league is
a surer shot on completing double
than Artie Forked lightning has moth
ing on that boy when it comes TO speed
His work in this respect has stood out
clean during the entire season, but his
Performance yesterday was so notice
ably superb that extended mention
should be made of it, and would be
\ if Saturday night weren It IRISH time
Eon newspaper,
Three Fast Doubles.
The frst of the doubles was made
lin the fifth. when Oriet reached first
Ion pass. Whaling followed with a
slam to Pendleton. Penny piuged it
to Sehimpff and in a jiffy Dresser had
I5t. In the seventh the same thing
happened to Marshall and Shannon,
Davis this time taking the smash of
I shannon bat. In the eighth Tur.
geon and clynes were the victims, Pen
/ dleton handling Clynes's hopper.
II The almost-double came IN the ninth
Z Driet was on first as result of a sin
& gle. Whaling hit to Schimpff, who
Ragged Oriet on the way down. Ow
ing to the fact that Oriet scooted out
on the lawn in order to delay the
4 play. Schimpff had to chase him and
4 pc missed getting the ball to first by 9
D Iwbisker.
q Salt Lake was there with the stick
4 Eleven times Mr.. Kellogg felt the blow
3 that rang around the world. Those
q blows rang loudly. too. for the very
n good reason that ono was four ba Q
Niger by Huelsman. one triple by Da
dISis and three were two.sackers b,
Rcndeton, Erickson and Spencer. Thu
Mlcaptain S homer was responsible fol
. ffhree runs. in addition TO which ht
Matted in another tally. Davis's tripl,
D It'Ibrought in two.
Hits in Bunches.
) Hits In punches Of four in the frs
siilnd sixth rounds gave the home clul
g g1Lhree counters in each Of those innings
Whose six would have been enough t,
JgWin; but two more we're picked il
prder TO stop any argument that nigh
kp1rise as to whether Salt Lake reall,
b Won the game OF not.
rp| There will be a double header thi
st Hfternoon. The first will start at 2:3
md Morgan will perform. The In
: lian twirler, Hungary, will be th
nresiding genius in the second ses
Ion.
OV The time Of calling the nesting t
order yesterday was set back, Or ahead
tsy the viewpoint may be, by a hoalth
fonng rainstorm. Shortly after
> ~ clock the rain quit trying to be
Id fegular storm and turned itself into
~ ytsfeady drizzle, which continued through
/, u, ppt the game and may be on duty YET
.r<1 far Els the people generally know
q The wet water put Feathers on the bal