The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-11
JUBILEES WON A GAME
Acb eyed a Victory Over the Og-
den Team Yesterday.
BY A SCORE OF ELEVEN TO
THREE.
Charley Stanton and All Of His Ju-
bilee Giants Are Now Jubilating
1t Was a Good Game.

Alkan dust filed the air at Beck's
Hot Springs yesterday, but it did not
make the Jubilee nine so hoarse that
they were unable to shout the paeans
of victory at the end of the game II
was the first time in several weeks
that the Jubilees have had a chance
to jubilate. and yesterday, when they
defeated the Ogdenites on a score of IL
to 3, they made the best of their oppor-
tunity. And they We're entitled 10 sing
praises, for they played steady, strong
and emphatic baseball.
The Jubilees jubilated and jubilated,
and they minded not their besmirched
faces nor the alkali dust. They went
to Becks to annihilate the Ogdenite
athletes, and they succeeded in a way
that made wide Visalia smiles illumin-
ate their faces. Henceforward the Ju-
| bilces Will be known as the nine tnat
once defeated the Browns, and who
paralyzed and demolished the Ogden
ties, and they can now pulverlze ana
churn the air even as the atmosphere
will be churned and pulverized during
the Jubilee celebration.
That dark look of agony has gone
from the face of Charley Stanton, ap-
parently forever. Johnny Spencer and
/ the rest of the Jubilee enthusiasts are
smiling wide, sunlit smiles. All base
ball enthusiasts in Zion are sounding
the clarion which betokens victory.
IL was hilarious baseball. and none
of the very small audience in the grand
! stand grew aweary until the game was
| over The Ogden men came down sur
fused with the flush Of triumph. but
after they had Intellectually hammered
at some of McFarlanes curves, their
locks became dark, like the ways OF
the heather Chinee. The visitors at
tempted every possible ruse TO over
/ come the adversary, but it was OF no
avail. They put a new pitcher. Hlg-
! son. who erstwhile was with the Park
| ties in the box, but no Improvement
/ was apparent and the ball went slid
/ ing and gliding more tremendously
even than when Emmett was doing the
duties of twirler. 1t was clean cut,
cameo-like overthrow for the men from
| the junction City.
Errors were mot as numerous as they
| have been erstwhile. and the small
! gathering that patched the lower part
! of the grand stand did not have any
opportunity for the hurting of fecetious
] jibes about the players. Only seven er-
rOrs were registered against the visit
ors. and the total number of mlsplays
on the part of the jubilators was nine
swung the sphere from the box for the
Jubilee, did wonders. Only five men
manipulated hits from his Swirling,
twirlinc balls. and five men were struck
out by reason of his beautiful Ditcn-
ing. Taylor. the expected Won
der who was to have occupied
the box for the Jubilees, did
not appear and McFarlane's steady
and clever work made it impossible for
/ anyone to be disappointed. The fact
! is. the ball throwing on both sides was
almost beyond criticism. and the num-
! Der of hits was at a low ebb- rive
were taken from the doughty Mct ar
/ lane and IL from Emmett and Higson'
who alternated in the box for the OS-
! denites
The Ogdens looked jaunty in their
green suits when Umpire Busby called
| time and they went TO the bat Tney
did not start off very ausplciouSly.
/ Ferguson gathered up the stick and
after pounding the air with tearfui
( emphasis three times, laid IL GOWN
again. Boucher did very little better
for he persisted gracefully on flrst az
! Ter a small hit. Greenwald succeeded
] in lifting the ball for two-baser, Dut
/ Raymond died an ignominious death
on a foul fly and the Ogdenites were
retired without scoring.
The Jubilees faired very much better.
/ Higson juggled with wilson hrst ny
/ and the Jubilee ran with slow and
awkward tread TO first. Then 1t vas
/ that Matthews got hot and swift
ball on the forearm. and very soon
afterwards he retired from the game
and was succeeded by Allen. Three
men got to the bags and when scare
reared a fly which was missed by the
/ first basenau Wilson came in A
/ safe hit by Miller brought in Matthews
and Ostler. and thereupon fly by
Kidder did the work, and the Jubilees
retired from the bat.
1 The tenor of the first two innings
was a good prophecy of what was 10
follow. The Jubilees made repeated
runs and the Ogdenites were only able
to bring in spasmodic man at long
intervals.
Scare. in the absence of Knicker-
booker. went behind the bat for the
Jubilees. but soon after the Omaha
man arrived and Scare went to center
field and Barker disappeared from the
game
Two pretty double plays were made
by the Jubilees. Both of them were
handled between McFarlane, in the
box. and Andrews, at second base, and
Wilson. at first. These were the only
spectacular efforts of the game.
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