The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-15
DUBE| TA|LORS CO
DOWN TO DEFEAT
Ogden Twirlers Vanquish Them
by Score of 3 to 2 in
Dry Game.
CONTEST is MARKED
BY TWO DOUBLE PLAYS
Lack of Enthusiasm on Part of
Players and Crowd Was
Noticeable.

Although the game between Ogden
and the Dubei Tailors Sunday attef"
noon at Walkers field resulted in a
victory for the visitors by close and
small SCORES to Pit was, on the
whole, dry affair. Outside of dou-
bic play by each OF the coutestlng
teams. which were not of an unusual
character, the game was marked by
practically no sensational features. The
lack of boisterous enthusiasm, on the
part of both the PLAYERS and the 500
or moro persons in attendance was es"
pecially noticeable, and was probably
due to the fact that genuine interest
in baseball is waning, the real season
having closed some time since.
Both Teams Play Well.
AS the score indicates, both teams
played well, but there was that lack
of spirit on the part or both players
and spectators which is absolutely
necessary to make ball game a real
success. Except in the innings IN
which tho tallies were made, the play
ing was of the machine variety. This
can be attributed TO tho excellent work
OF the pitchers. Noah, for Ogden, and
Heusser and Ble1rud for the Tailors.
Although he allowed less hits. Noah was
not as effective in retiring batsmen
as was Heusser. Noah struck out four,
while Heusser retired six. Blexrud,
who succeeded Heusser on the slab for
the Tailors at the end of the eighth
inning, was able to send one batsInap
to the bench.
The Ogden players were the first at
the bat. After Bluth flied out to Third
Baseman Gum, Hausen made a Two
base drive TO left field, and on an error
of the player in that section reached
third, where he was left when the side
retired, Noah being struck out, and
Henry going out at first The Tailors
were unable to do anything their first
time at the bat. In the second inning
Ogden made the three runs which won
the visitors the game. Clark made q
hit TO center field and reached first
safely, Gimhn landed one out ~ the
same section and on wild pitch by
Nortenson Clark got TO third. Jensen
placed a nice one out IN right field,
scoring Clark and Gimliu. Through an
error by Margetts, and drive by
Bluth, Jensen was able to tally.
At Bat Only Short Time.
II their half OF the second inning.
the Tailors were at the bat but q
short time. Hausen caught a fly from
The bat of Gum, and was able to throw
out Blerud at second, from which
base he had started when the ball went
skyward from Gum s bat. The first
run for the Tailors was made in the
fourth inning. After going TO first
through being hit by the pitcher, Wes-
sler tailed through a long drive to left
field by Blexrnd and an error on the
part of Leftfielder Randall, who failed
to handle Blexrud s drive properly, In
the eighth inning, the Tailors made a
double play, getting Henry out as he
was gaining home plate and Randall
at second. Blexrud made the second
run for the Tailors in the ninth inning.
He made two bagger TO left field,
and came home on passed ball The
Ogdenites, made kick about him tax.
ing two bases on the pass ball, but
they could not make their kick stick,
and the run was credited