The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
OGDEN BLUECOATS
BEAT SALT LAKE
Nineteen to Eleven Is the Score
in Exciting Ball
Game.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. June N.-Nineteen TO eleven is the
doleful tune the Salt Lake white-vested cops
carried back to their home town tonight That
| is the story OF the game between the Salt
Lake and tho Ogden police at Glenwood park
this afternoon. with rho big ngure for ogden.
Among the visitors who showed that they had
rubbers on their mitts were Shannon and
stalnes. and Brown who. behind the bat,
was the cause OF many run.
Ogden was not much bsttor and muffed
many safe They dropped the ball on
fly. thcy couldn't bit II. they couldn't pick
1t up. they couldn't throw It straight but
they won the game and the white-vests. who
a. one time hnd tho Iced of the game and
later tied the scoro that hnd been piled up
the last half OF the eighth Inning the ogden
cope piled up seven runs after the white-vests
had famed out In one, two. three order.
But 1t Was Glorious.
Just the same. IT was glorious day for
both sides The solt Lake c-cops came up and
Union depot by Chief Browning and Joseph
Scowcroft In an automobile and later Sheriff
sGbring Joined them. The ogden Police band.
all clad IN the uniform OF pence officers,
there. II 10 true that some Of their uniforms
were unique. but they were all in uniform.
Prof. Nichols, the leader. wore helmet two
sizes too large and ne had Charley Lanes
coat on him Tho others were likewise nc
The march was taken up Twenty NTH street.
three duty sergcants from the ogden police
force following the automobile that carricd tho
omcera. then tho band and then the Victims.
and behind tho latter the remainder OF tho po-
lice force. Chief Browning aftcrward
order to prevent any injury or fright to tho
Salt Lake men
Kangaroo Court Held
After counter marching on Washington ave-
nue. they returned TO the city jail, and in the
august chambers OF Judge Murphy thore held
a Kangaroo court Ripley OF salt Lake was
tho court, and Staincs promptly nncd S2o
FOR being drunk and pleading not guilty Pete
johnson declared he was not guilty Of robblng
n drunk and was promptly sent up for ninety
deys Golding got SO for smoking In the
against Dick shannon. but no promptly plead
ed guilty and was discharged. Wilkinson
charged with being a suspicious character, but
before he could enter his plea the bunch ad-
Journcd Tor lunch.
Tho Salt LsIcrs wore the guests OF the Oe-
den police. and they were taken TO the Fall
stan cafe. where dainty luncheon, not too
dainty for their nppcttcs. was served at
tables, every one Of which was decorated with
And then they went to the game In the
hrst inning Salt Lake scored threo times and
Ogden onc" In the second Salt LnJ<o got two
more to nothing for Ogden. In the, fourth
llvo runs, ucIng tho game In the sixth Wig
gins Of Ogden let the visitors have four, while
his own sido got but one But IL was In the
eighth when ogden did the business md piled
up seven. and shut out Salt Lake in tho last
three innings
Features of Game.
But tho playing was a feature Ed Nor
risey Of ogden struck at every ball that was
thrown. and 0naly got OF them. In tho
lnncld for the Salt Lakers. shannon and
Staines distinguished themselves by tho rubber
on their gloves but Shannon retrieved and
one tlmo caught n ball. When tho Iobsters
had got Goldlng going In the eighth and
wore hitting him all the time. several pop ups
fell In the diamond. When the ball was in
tho air every in1oldcr would run close 70 the
point Of its descent but every one was car.-
full that the ball would not drop him. They
would look patheticnlly ut tho hole Il had
made In the ground. Then " would ho fum-
blcd oround until every on bases had
reached home
II amusing game throughout The
Salt Lake rooters there. but not I'm suf-
hclent force md this may explain the de-
feat Of tho visiting team. Following IA the
summary OF the gnmc.