The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
,>ans Convinced That the
SlIation Of Lobsters Is
Really Deserved.
S SUFFERS FOR
PRIVATE GRIEVANCES
Had Absolutely No
!cuse for Refusing
to Play.

|Nahusand odd fans who tournsyed
|-Wr's field yesterday afternoon
y thinking that the appellation
|ners applies most f1ttingly 10
~ players who hail from the
>Ogden. There was no game;
feited again. AS on Saturday,
'fIIilly Dutch called PLAY balp'
lat 3 o'clock. AT the word the
! hlloped out on the field and
\ N respective positions. Heusser
the ball. but there was no Og-
kr at the plate TO strike at It;
SeQuently Umpire Dutch an
|r,stos the Spectators that Ogden
dted the game to Selt Lake
|ss,s OF 8 to o.
fxs MS Have Kick Coming.
, Is such a. thing as baseball fans
| Ec legitimate right to kick, GER
Use Salt Lakers who went down
! RS field yesterday afternoon
ks.ee and unqualified right to de-
E,r)ad Gimlin and the methods
|"s being pursued by the Ogden
10 where the blame should be
,scause Saturdays game was not
r. ere may be some doubt. Dad
US that Father Dubei agreed TO
|e7, the game, and Mr.. Dubei de
There is where that stands, and
1estion of veracity between the
H. But neither Ogden nor Dad
Hu find any such excuse for not
- yesterday. Pure cussedness,
~ a. total disregard for the pub
- that Ogden can plead for yes
disappointment.
p Rule or Ruin Policy.
nagement OF the Junction City
On seem TO have adopted a rule
|Y.olicy Dad Gimlin and his Lob
9 to Salt Lake yesterday morn
nmediately the Big Chief hunted
and President II. o. Shepard.
| It lin tried 10 get Dubei to admit
had agreed TO postpone Satur-
ie SO as TO exempt Ogden from
fTof the $50 forfeit money. Dubei
nd as he persisted, Glm retort-
II, we won't play today's game,
+ seems pitiful that some other
I venting grudge could not
than one which entailed the
hptment of 1000 fans. The fault
III Ogden's, not Salt Lakes. John
g right ln the stand he took.
Jane under fire and refused TO
lzed. Some efforts have been
l,excuse Gimlln on the ground
lad orders from Max Davidson.
of the Ogden club. not to play
n llors insisted on claiming yes
Hme,
Another Mean Thought.
he three parted-Glmlln. Dubei
dent Shepard, Father Dubei was
sure whether Ogden intended
|-or not. Perhaps Dad Gimlln
imself, though he had said he
It is known that he expressed
Uniforms to the ball park while
.scouted around over on the Salt
[N,ground- Some persons have
think, though the thought is a
tked one, that Dad had planned
is men rush over on the grounds
time OF play arrived and claim
III the Tailors had failed TO
b1 But John Dubei played wise,
-le hour of 3 ten of his men in
III I'll iShus W pay, were on the
But there were no Lobsters.
| IRE across the street. 1t seems
that Glmlin could not have
|Mne other method OF retaliation
ght his men over to the park
a the big crowd OF spectators
ht reward for their patience and
craftsmanship.
Will Ogden Drop Out?
lat Ogden now intends TO do is
IN determine. Her manager has
rs to pay President Shepard 500
two games forfeited II is
|, py some that Ogden will do this,
rans that her forfeit money on
i'll be con6scated, and then will
break. There are all sorts OF
~oing the rounds. Many assert
IN will pay the fine ungrudgingly
lpue playing as before. 1t is
however, and the chances for
Ist up look more than encourage
lelopments will be awaited with