Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-09-29 | Page 13 | Thanks, Doc; Thanks; Keep up the Good Work

HANKS, DOC; THANKS; KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 1 1 - jALT LAKE, WITH FITTERY IN FORM, WINS THE OPENER at for Passed Ball, Paul Would Have Had a Shutout; Blankenshippers Land on Curley Brown in First Inning for Three Runs; Salts' Lineup Makeshift, but Very Effective. tt San Francisco Salt Lake 4, San Francisco 1. At Los Angeles Los Angeles 2, Vernon 12. tt Portland Oakland 0, Portland 9. 1 to Ths Tribune. A.S FRANCISCO, faL. Sept. Salt Lake played in champion ibip form todav and surprised ' tie lwtl natives by taking tht-pelnders tht-pelnders into camp bj the score f -j rl-rirors Jed all the way and twn-hh a snap that broutrt choors c ;ie spectators, despite hopes that i might win. The loss of to rigUH will not have 3 strong boar ji: the pennant race, for Vernon's BTt over the Los Angeles bumh. the coniender for the honor, kept iripas wide as it was at the close 2( list series, so far as these two jkira concerned. kit Like jumped on Curler Brown, j&al twirler, in the first frame, tier hammered him for three co ihat sent in a trio of the visi-1 visi-1 Shinn was retire on three and then the slugiest started, to the infield. Brier" popped fiferai'i, Orr stole seeoud and awis-pven free transportation. ther Responds. :-.z Zacher stepped to the plate id blood in his eye and determina-3 determina-3 lis whole makeup to do his part ed a Salt Lake victory. He Bed the ball with a vengeance, and 1 the fielders final ) found it he was pr on second and Orr and Ryan ffpssed the plate. Not to be out-l out-l Hail man, the next man up, re-m re-m Zachers performance, sending snter fielder home and taking t, for a iwo-sacker himself. That k the run-getting for the inning, iirtah put an end to the discomfort 1 fe Seals by flying to Bodie. ther in Fourth. btier was added to the Salt Lake 1 in the fourth when Hallinau tea, wait to third on Hannah 's feiEdttored after the catch when flied to Bodie. Hannah was Bt at third when Bodie returned KtiT to Jones, and Fitters fanned, if Seals made the lonely' tally in Jfrorh. Sepulvpda was given "four las-i reached third on a passed bail, wd on Fitzgerald 's single. Brown, ftrand Bodie were easy outs, cefrom the first inning, when J?alt bombarded Brown, hits were not fefaL five hits onlv were made off itf'her , Fittery had the better of TO. keeping the hingles off his PJ well scattered. He had the fpled throughout the game. He J-joght. Fonr of the visitors were m by Brown on strikes.