The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22

a @R- CYRUS MORGAN yesterday
N gathered unto himself much honor
VE as pitcher. vastly more honor ns
@v& hatsman and finally, and direct
hi, ,oIy ~ TO the point, he gathered for
ssisyen-innng battle. The score at the
h finish was: salt Lake s. Helena 2. The
sIame Ion was won won for the skyscrapers with
neld fence IA the eleventh.
Morgan pitched real baseball He had
MS Wss gsme caIIsd won Won twice before he himself
TSe feea reneo, upon pS to sneh il With the bat
the scorehoard was because Dressan
and schimpff made errors in the first
pace pa and because, in The second place
Lakes coaching line were built Of the
purest and hardest bone. Those coach
efs' Two Of them perhaps. were guilty
OF letting runner die as misera BILE a
death on base AS ever was suffered by
a martyr.
Arr Mcclatn. Salt Lakes catching
find. was a consistent feature of yester-
days game, following bis usual custom.
His batting showed three singles and Fl
sacrifice. Also. all visiting teams prior
sorrow that Mccain has wonderful
arm hanging on the right side OF him;
Helena learned that Yesterday Base
stealing on Lucas field by visitors is be-
ing rapidly made decidedly unpopular
by McClain.
On the other hand. base stealing was
popular WllH Sat Lake yes
terday. Bert Spencer stole four OF them
himself one OF which thefts put him
safe across the plate Huesman and
s.. SPENCE Ssh worked fine double double stea in
in the matter OF talles.
Sullivan. Helena's pitct~r, was effec-
tive tIe held the skyscrapers well. and
no certainty that Morgan would have
hit it over the fence. Hopkins. who
relieved Sullivan in the tenth: delivered
that deciding drive.
Errors Costly.
The score should have been to In
been had the fielding. behind Morgan
been perfect. In the event that the field
Ing aforesaid had been alright. it would
have been Salt Lakes game in the fifth,
when the Skyscrapers put two men
across. One of Helena's two runs was
made on errors.
first inning. Spencer got base on
balls. He was put on the scoreboard by
Kelly's three-bagger; The next three
men went out in order.
Helena scored again in the second
bagger through schimpff, wnicn went
quite to the right center fence; Per
die at least. IL looked that way to
Schimpff and he watched IT whiz past.
Then Dressan muffed Spencer's pop fry.
Kelly drove one right at schimpff. who
failed TO negotiate IT, and Thompson
came home
Salt Lake got two In the fifth. The
inning reads Ike this; Murphy flied out
20 Clynes Spencer hit safe. He went
70 second when Huelsman was hit by
the pitcher He stole third. Davis |
struck out Huelsman and Spencer
pulled off double steal II is doubtful
II. even had the throws Of Thompson
and Merges been perfection. Spencer
could have been headed. Huelsman came
home on two paseer by Dressan. |
Schimptf went out, Quigley TO Lussl.
BOnehead Business.
In the tenth salt Lake should have
scored. Davis got "A hit He went TO
Sohimpgf slammed the ball TO the left |
field fence. II looked as though Il were
going over. and even A man with sore
eyes could have seen that no fielder |
could get Il. Nevertheless. the coachers
held Davis on second. Davis himself |
preferred 10 remain there, as the case
may have been. At any rate. Il was a
wre;chcd piece of stupidity on the part
OF the oscher. Davis or both. Davis |
as far on the hit as possible. so he e m |
bled over 10 third where he died. as very
properly he should have died. It was said
that no less eminent a parsonage than
the honest one himself was on the coach |
lines when this ivory business was pulled
off " so. he ought to be ashamed oil
himself And re 30 years old too,
AZ this point IN the proceedings Bauer
went In 10 bat for Pendleton. Bauer be- |
Ing left handed. Danny Shay sought 10 !
counteract the switch 10 the south side
hy sticking in Hopkins, a. port Side Difcn- |