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Show GREAT FALLS UIIDS HARD VJMICK Knocks 0nt Dressah in Second Sec-ond and Wins 8 to 2 0vr Skyscrapers. " ' ' UNION ASSOCIATION - Won. Lost. P.C. Oreal Fa lie 61 it. .441 Salt taka 71 44 .III Butte 18 41 .411 Helena ... 41 I -lit r Missoula . II 71 .14 TE 8TERDAT ' OAHEB. At Great Falls Rait Lake, i; Oraat FalU. I. At Butte Bolee. II: Butte. 17. At Missoula Helena, I; Mlaoeule, t. IT TODAT. . Wine Loaea Great rails 444 .ill Salt Lake -.411 ;.ll , Butte 117 -07 BT W. D. BBATZ, The Evening Telegram's sporting editor, edi-tor, traveling with the Salt leak ball club. ORE AT FALLS. Mont., Aug. 17. A gew blunders and baeea on balls were all that aaved the skyscrapers from a shutout yeaterday. for "Iron Man'- Blttrolf allowed al-lowed onlv four bite and kept them ecat-tered. ecat-tered. Dreesan didn't do so well. Tha Reed batters got to him unmercifully In tha eecond and. Hummel waa sent to the rescue. Great Falls fans boast that but one southpaw has been able to gain a victory over them thla seasoa. tha hicky on; being Kllbourn. who waa formerly with Boise, and they shouted "Woe to Dreesan'' Dree-san'' when he stepped onto the mound. They had the right hunch, for after getting by with one Inning Dreeean was subjected to a cannonading that had nothing wrong .with It. Two singles, two triples, a home run and a few other thtnga thrown In gave Great Falls a lead of Ave runs before Blankenehlp could warm up another pitcher to relieve the southpaw Agalnat the grand pitching of Blttrotff a five-run leed was too great a handicap to overcome. The southerner walked seven Skyscrapers during the afternoon, but Salt Lake simply could not hit him successfully with men on baeea Salt Lake's first run came in tha third when Pendleton drew a pass, went eo eecond on a passed ban and ecored on Spencer's qtieetlonable hit between pitcher and first. Ths aecond run was ecored by Spesiosr. who got a walk, lie took second on a passed ball and ecored on a clean single bv Devereaua. Toner opened Great Falls's clouting Her In the aecond with a drive for three eacka ever Spencer's head. Foster then hit one about loo fr t farther over Speneer'e head for a home run. Orlfan singled sag. stole aecond. Shannon aleo singled. Dreeean hit Clothier and Shannon was retired nit BlttrolfTs Seiner's choice. 1 "Sorehead" Murphy neat cracked one for three eacka, and Salt Lake fans know how the little fellow can crack them. Hummel succeeded Dresean at thia PMnt. Tha Salt Lake boy started out r hitting Prout. Huelaman Sled out to Cordis, scoring Murphy. Toner struck out retiring tha aids. Hummel, considering the handicap agalnat him. pitched gilt-edged ball from thla on. Ha allowed but four aratterad hits during the elk and twe-thlrda Innings In which he officiated. Great Falls's othsr two rung came In the third and-seventh. In the third Hummel Hum-mel walked Footer, the flret man up. The Great Falls flret baseman atola second and scored on Clothier's single. Abbott dropped Orr's throw after Orr had mads a sensational stop of Prout'e grounder In Devereaux'e territory. In tha eeven th Prout went to third on rluslsmsn'a single and romped home oa a eacrtrlee fly by Toner. Without the. handicap of a five-run lead against hlrn and with any kind of hitting behind him. Hummel looked good enough to defeat Great Falls today. Blanksnship wfll give him a two days' rest If possible and be-llevee be-llevee that he will win tha first game he pltchee agalnat Raed'a men. Tha directors of the Great Palis dub and bualneea men are busily engaged In selling tickets at fl each for Friday eftemoon'e benefit, and It la estimated that about 1000 tlrketa will be eold. It Is possible that the benefit win ba pleved aa a twilight game, to enable all of the bust n see men to attend. Yesterday's game waa started at 4:10 o'clock aa an experiment, but It worked out badly, and Manager Reed announcee that all future Cmea, with the exception of.Frlday'a nefir. will be called at tha regular hour. 1:10 o'clock.' Umpire Toman managed to escape without with-out A .lemon shower yestsrday. Great Falls fana were In a better frame of mind owing to the home club'a lead, but They ware on band with tin horns, cow-bells, cow-bells, megaphones and other nolea -making contrivances. Manager Reed.muat also have received a tip from President I.urag. for he hed eeveral uniformed officers offi-cers on tba ground and they were kept buey holding the noisy fans outside of the field of play. The official soore: SALT LAKE. AB. R. R. PO, a. E Spencer. If I 1 1 4 Abbott, lb 4 i 4 i Orr. ee . II I 1 pevereaus. lb I j I 1 Van. rf I f 1 t-ordta, ef 4 S Pendleton, tb t 1 1 Perkins, c. 10 4 1 , Dreesan p '. - Hummed, n '..I ' Blankenshlp Schtmpg ...'......1 ' Totala 1 4' 14 10 "I Batted for Pendleton In ninth. Batted foe Hummel! in ninth. GREAT FALLS. AB. R. H. PO. A. E Murphy, ef 4 11111 Prout. sa . 4 1 4 1 I Huelaman.. if 1 4 Toner, lb - 111 4 4 Foster, lb I f 111 Griffin, rf 4 11 e . . Clothier. Ib 1 1 1 1 I Shannon, c I 1 1 .1 BlUrolg, p .......... i .." I ' Total , " " '17 11 1 Score by Inning. -Selt Lake .. 0 0 I a 1 I 2 Great Falls . !! i s I Summery Barnes runs Oraat Palls I. First bass oa errors Salt Lake 1, Great Falls i. Three-base hits Toner, Murphy, eiome -ran Foseer. Hits Off Dreesan I In I l-l Innings, off Hummel 4 In 1-1 Innings. Sacrifice glee Huelaman. Toner. To-ner. Stolen bases Prout t, on mo I. Murphy. Huelemen, Paster. Bases oa balls Off Hummel 1. off Blttrolff ?. Struck out By Hummel 4, by Presses I. hv BlttroMf I. Wild pitch Blttrolff t. Double play Dsvereaux to Orr ta Abbott Left on bases Selt I-ks I. Oreal Falls - I. Passed bell Shannon. Hit hy pitched ball Bv Dreeean. Clothier: by Hummel A Time of game f houre and it minutes. ' . Umpire Teeaaa. |
