The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
Another Son of Ern Defeats
Salt Lake; Maloney in Form
Skyscrapers Get But Six Scattered Hits OFF Mis-
souIa Pitcher; Morgan's Support Is Off;
Spencer Makes Sensational Catch.

he switched his batting order, putting
Huelsman up as a lead hitter. APP
Parently the change in clothing did
not frighten the red haired, cross-eyed
dame who is supposed to be the ban
shee of ball players, and certainly
the switch in the batting order did not
help, for not only did Huelsman fail
to get hit, but also there never was
anybody on when he came to bat.
Missoula opened the session yester-
day with one in the first round. War
rem started with bingle over short.
Morse bunted and was safe on second
when Schimpff. who handled the hit,
threw wild to Dresser, Morse going to
second. Perrine bunted out to Nc
Claim. Tobin hit directly in front Of
the plate. McClain chose to force
Warren at third Carman walked, and
the runners ahead Of him advanced a
base, which filled the sacks, with Morse
on third. Morse scored on Changnon IS
single. The latter was forced at
second moment later when Dasch.
bach hit Il grounder to Pendleton.
Salt Lake fans congratulated them
selves and their team on getting out
of a tight hole.
Pair for Salt Lake.
Salt Lake tied the tally and got one
more in its half Of the first. Huels-
man hit a long fly into center field,
which Tobin muffed and Huelsman
was at second. He went to third on
Murphy's bunt, which was so slow
that it could not be felded in time to
retire the right fielder at first. Dres-
sen hit to Morse, who threw Murphy
out at second, Huelsman scoring on
the play. Dresser stole second. The
throw from Auer struck Dresser on the
foot and went seooting into the out
field. Dresser was across the plate
before it was felded home. Pendleton
struck out and Schimpff singled over
second. He went TO third when Ma
loney failed to handle Spencer's hit
to the pitcher, Spencer stole second,
but chances for more scoring were
ended when Davis famed
Three for Highlanders.
Three times Missoula spikes hit the
his annual. Maloney hunted. Dres-
sen, who handled the ball, threw wild
to Schimpff, who covered, and Auer
went to third and Maloney to second,
Auer scored on wild pitch, Ma
loney going to third Warren hit a
sacrifice fly to Huelsman, on which Ma
loney scored, Morse singled to right
and went to third when McClain
threw the ball into the outfeld in try
ing TO head off a steal Morse was
cut off at the plate when Morgan
handled Perrine's bounder. Perrine
stole second and came home on Tobin IS
double to left center. The side went
down on Carman' s out, Pendleton to
Dresser.
There was nothing but fast baseball
thereafter. In the seventh Salt Lake
had man on third, but failed to put
him across. In that inning, with two
down, Huelsman drew pass. He
went to third when Murphy's hot
grounder bounded over Perrine' IS head,
but he died there when Dresser went
out, Morse to Carman.
Fast Double Steal.
In the eighth Salt Lake again came
within one base Of scoring. Pendle,
ton was safe when Carman failed to
hold Morse's throw. Schimpff struck
out. Pendleton went to second on
Murphy IS single, and a moment later
he and Murphy pulled a fast double
steal Two strike outs ended the
inning.
Missoula raped the table for one
| more score in the ninth. MaIoney