The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-26

6edins them OF Just short of tied score Steve
dripping
.'It the speed. Bruno.'' he said. 'These fellows
hitting specd today. Now. il We only had man
go in there with dnk ball"
smezer moved over and questioned Belcher :.
pitched head off to aDd e think ta there %
wasn't ANYTHING the ball ask Steve They hit lit it
1t the % s ws ns sG ncap~ F dn ss
of his feet Good thing to be s held sn 9h "s tsse
:'Tbreo Innings to go thought Bruuo-'Fthres
SStovo.'' he called. Sullivan moved over and
sat down by the acting manager "a m gong out 10
this inning all you can
Bruno and the sa sho9g1 ar ss 'sfhr s sGsB pd out Of the
I'1s that old fool going in7'' demanded Nash, stl
fS% s%
have been numbering speed today, Bruno will make
''Can you do ita'' asked the catcher anxiously,
whon s~clssr came back to the bench CLOVIS the
ssore," said Bruno, briefly. elm taking an aW; ";
full chance, Steve; but if leave Dud in there they'll
the old girl win stand three innings all right and the
tried it against this club since June
beginning Of the seventh, there feeble cheer
from the stand The fans lad enormous respect for
bling his venerable southpaw against pepnant Base
ball fans like to see speed and wide. king curves
announcement with dcrisive boots and ieers. .,,,
F'Wel, here's grandpa!'' they shouted .od
man, what you going to do with that ten-thousand'
1t was the first time for many that he had gone
into the box knowing that his arm was not $ right;
He He min G m oHp neG ade5 hs ro% his faee
The @ arm 80 ch 0ng senSn in
srsed M san and rss BF1po se hs Jaw with time
and thanked whatever gods he knew that the 'od
The nervous fans cbirkcd up marvclousy when the
first hitter splashed out. via third base and the aer
this was the demon Jimmy McLennon, whose hitting
was taking him to the big league next sc ,s
extent of attempting to steal second base The Hon
Ooas % S% Sn s ssy %R bis
cloud Of dust and whlr OF arms and iees-ouirVan
'9Nice peggng kid'' said sme1zer, as the battery
Mac had it S ed oT iGT mn Hurt Tneo gou ne
Between themselves they usually referred to the
Shes awful fretfui around the shoulder; You
know, she ain been feeling right since that twelve
HWeil,' ;, said Steve, Etthcy'.ve quit hitting in
punches That the main thing, >,
be ue sa;f JAYS Succeeded IN getting two men
the bases in their half Of the seventh but Billy Keith
shortstops head Instinct caused that young man & to
throw up his hands 10 save his face-and the ia nall
stuck, was passed on for double play and the SIDE
was out t,+ horseshoe on Of YOUR pocset,, vo,
ciferated the faithful Ieainers on the bleaehers You
ought to be arrested; :" ,
Bruno WrloCcd
He was holding the Csuaries but his vas total
ing the cost for him as well as cash register & might
e Faye am aGne in ns the Oe shoulder was Becoming
The redoubtable Wingo Jones doubled after two men M
sn% Brnno rudged back to the bench with
ngs Of the multitude laundering after him So.
shape aaaS GG s hS suyan as he slipped
into his thckest white sweater and selected his bat
Peterse" refused to waste time with the old He
curved three strikes over for s%ozs1 me and Eru1g
he have taken hard swing at ball. Two more
Blue ys e peked S in ggk sksaef and
swell Steve said Bruno, 'tt looks as if this
lead will h2y Tos to ot a% hen you ain got
said Steve, phllosophlcally; Judging by the eran-
bing in the visitors bench the CanaTles thought So
their satefr the STANDARD RsassE %
batter if he could get ball anywhere between his
waist and knees. A high ball he could do nothing
With exasperatng precision Bruno lobbed over
strikes each one fully as as high high as n tnG qT % b
umpire. Then he waited, swearing saVagely under
to. shame on you! I believe you re angry!''
Gers9n waggd his bat up ond nd d. 10Tp W a aed es
The belt and the stockings Murderl Corson waited,
% 6 h0pRng sss wa ny the ae
Bruno in position to pitch, but his eyes we're low
Corson seized the opportunity paw another hole in
Che ground and rub his right palm against his thigh
Bruno stepped suddenly forward and over came the
ball, taking Ccrson entirely by SURPRISE siv n.,,,
The Blue Jays on the bench hoTS Tosd Of %R Re 1sh
4he fans hopped up and down. Corson went back to
the bench tearing up the turf ,S Tth ta bis 5oI s
ging his feet in dusty road.
T. A-Rh.hh" be growled, when his teammates
bepan to blister his tough hide with reproaches:
s:who'd have thought that old stiff would have the
nerve to pull that busb-league trick IN tight game
like this?'
The pitcher was next the list, and Harry keane,
manager OF the Canaries sent in substitute Tor Pc
tersen-a big raw boned outfelder named Merrill.
Merrill was over.anxious and very nervous and Bruno