Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-08
SUNDAY GAME
ENDS IN A ROW
0gdenltes Didn't Like the Decisions
Of the Umpire.
SHORT LINES .; OGDEN o.
Was q tsot aud Interesting Game un-
~ III. Las, OF the ninth
tnning..

Home sixty Salt t.akcra awaited thcm-
selves yesterday morning ~ the cheap
excursion rate 10 ogden and journeyed
To the Junction city 10 witness the
game of baseball between the Short
Lane nine and tho ogden team.
a banner crowd assembled un the rnco
couue on Seventeenth str,ot 60 see the
second match Of tho baseball ssanon
aud yell words ~ encouragement 10 tho
men Of their choice. IN. game from tho
start was an exciting one. but II was
doomed later 90 be- mnrred hy an un.
pleasant dust storm and finally a. be
broken ~ IN disorder BY "a decision On
the part % the Salt Lake umpire. ~.
T.. Wells The artist tailor 10 the
last innings, when excitement nan hlEh
Judged Raymond Of ogden tn have
failed 60 connect on the nrst base on
scheduled time. This verdict wHa an
unpopular one, for the majority uf the
spectators, including some inrinbefH VI
the Salt Lake team, deemed the ogden
lie 10 have been rafe. Captains iiluth
ana Taylor mutually agreed 10 let the
man bat again. but Mr. Horne. the oF.
den manager. was obdufato. he didn't
zee thlngH IN that light and Raymond
was 10 keep his base or else the boys
wouldn't play ball" The boys Aforesaid
didn't play ball. and consequently um-
plfe Kuhn. for tho ogden team had
nothing 10 do but IN declare the game
In favor ~ the Short LINERS with the
usual score IN such eases, Via 30 and
all bets declared on. AZ this stage Of
the anaifr u began 20 look na though
Wells. who made his debut on the
grounds ~ hack would leave feet fret
w an ambulance, Tor some pnetty hard
things wcrc naii ~ the expense ~ Salt
Lake Ecngfnlly By the Indignant crowd
that had b. this time taken possession
81 the neld. The occurrence H. "a BE-
regretted, Tor q few more fascos ~ a
like grade would enoctuaily XIII base
hail In Utah for several seasons.
The rnme M o. this point was n good
one, neither side scoring until tho
fourth innings. but later a bad wind
storm came w that blew directly In
the faces 81 the field and materially
assisted those hntHmen who caught Il
piece nf tho hall aud notrsd the sphere
ulnft among tho Hen ruilHi tho binding
duet was responsible Tor several errors,
tho most fnErant perpetrators ~ which
being Waller and forfin who both held
down the posts ~ shirt stops with
dubious heumen Tho Short Liners IN
dulred IN vrff creiifuhlr hall until the
seventh innings was reached, and then
tho ogden boys sailed IN and ia,Ve iho
boys some husky leather hunt
Ink during which proceedings
i've ~ tn white and BLACK rlmped
home over the plate ana several hun,
drcd dollars 10 Salt Lake money hid
fair 90 remain In the little village ~
the line. Hut the short Liners APP
pnrcnily adapt themselves 90 ciioum-
stances aud rather enjoy an uphill
game, for ne the opening Of the last
half ~ tho ninth the score stood s.G
with une ogden man out. In favor "
tho Abbreviated Tracks then tho um-
plre fell from Fmco ami chAuH relgned,
TIM GAME.
Atap. M. Miller ~ tho Short Lines
took the bat nnh the game opened be-
fore the largest crowd that has nsgofn-
hled ON the ogden grounds a. witness
a ball game. Miller pattcd Glmlln
piaynlly ANA barely reached first bag
In time 10 b. safe. but later when at
tempting 10 steal another base, was
put out Waller then stepped az ana
made FIRST base on balls Ia De- ruhsn-
qurnily put out on third. after a
double play between second and thira
haremrn. Taylor gut away but suisse
quently grlunder from Bowman WAS
stopped BY Forrin aud tho short Limo
captain was too tardy ON reaching soc.
0nd. iluth. tho ogden captain, then
followed By Perrin and dimlln. who
SHARED the sphere into tie hands 81
Harness and Shannon respectively.
Second Inning Harness took u had
In the proceedings ana soaked one ia
the direction Of tho short stop. -hn
promptly returned tho ban ana Harness
retired from active service, Ito wac
followed hy Margctts, who proceeded Ia
carve gepmotrical nEufrs out 81 the at
musphrfp, during which process Horny
absorbed "a rs from biz bat McFur-
lane then returned snfi one o. tho
pitcher. WIN dallied with the hall aud
nnally paarei ID over a. nrat baaemnn "a
second nhnad NJ me arrival ~ SANDY"
and ogden took thu bat Dyer was
headed On on Inst, OreenWeli followed
ana got 49, fnr as second ere be waH fr-
tlrrd on "A warm Pickup from Green
wAlra bat on The part ~ Miller few
minutes later Hansforl rotirri from
the scene.
Third Inninr-shnnno FOR tho Short
Lines secured two bags from foat hit
and ultimately Fut 10 third before no
was dispatched. while knirhrrhnrkrr
aud Miller were famed out, Henry for
ogden then duplicated Shannon'a effort
und .nndr tWo-hase hit. just when
D. looked ua though ogden would srnre
Randall was dismissed from foul ny
that knlckeflprker held, while hluth
ana frfrln ION down on FIRST bases.
TnE FIRST RUN.
Fourth Inning Bowman got down 10
business and LETT tho plate Tor first
base. Barnes cndeayored 10 assist mat.
tiers, but was captured By Grecnw,ll.
Mafgetts took the bat ana Hmote Gin.
lin d mighty two hagger and Bowman
came home amid dead silence from tho
bloaehors, Mcfarlane took leaf out
OF Mafgetta book ana brought the lat
ter TO third. Then ogden INDUCED In
some funny business that brought Atar-
Eetts home and placed Mae" out on