The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-01
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OGDEN LOSES
TO MURRAY

The Ogden baseball team seems to
have tied TO II the tin can of cruel
fate, Yesterday afternoon for the
third successive Sunday the Lob
sters were turned on their backs or
their home grounds by visitors. Muir
ray, who turned the trick two weeks
ago, repeated the performance yes
terdsy with increased gusto, the score
finishing TO ] in the villagers IA
vor.
Ogden's loss of the game to Murray
was the result OF series OF solid
ivory plays-that is bone-hcaded plays
and seeming inability 10 connect
pfopitious with Heussers south.
paw heayes. The Murray finger was
sure pitching some terrific ball and
up TO the eighth Inning only Bluth
end Taylor had found him safely
When Heusser burls he clinches his
incisors like q section man lifting the
long end OF new rail-It seems Ike
awfully hard work, but he gets re-
suits. Toner. 0gden's latest box art
list. has speed plus. His ball breaks
nicely and the fans have no kick com
Ing on his general execution j.
was not Toner'S fault the locals fail
cd TO make good against Murray
Murray got under way in a hurry.
Mann led the batting list and drove
was good for base, but Mann
stretched II into double when Tay.
lor webbled in returning 1t to the dla-
nond. The next man UP was easy for
tne infeld. but Mann perched himself
OIL third while the out was being
made. Mann came homo few sec
onds later when Rebscher pushed one
past second. a nicely executed dou-
BILE play gave Ogden the stick with
out any more danger to the home
plate.
Ogden could not do thing as two
men eXasperatingly tanned after
Wessler and Plake were on the sacks
The sixth was the most disastrous
inning for Ogden. Murray practical
Iy bottled the game in this round
and expressed it home. Heusser, the
first visitor TO bat, drove long one
into Dad Gimlius territory 1t was
q walk 10 first, but had the ball been
handled properly the Murray pitcher
would not have had look at second,
As it was. Gimlin, through rough
work, allowed the Murray player 10
reach third. The batter following
went out at first and then Margetts
hit grounder to short and Plake
threw homo 30 wild that Heus-
ser, although behind the ball, scored
safely, When Dillon got the ball he
hurled it to second to peg Margetts.
but the heaye was SO strong that the
was a confusion of work that caused
exceeding stiffness among ogden bugs
and stirred the few visiting fans TO
uproarlous gladness. There was Moth
ing further doing at home, however,
as the locals got their feet on the
ground and prohibited any more
trif1ing with the score board
The visitors manufactured another
tally in the seventh when Castro came
home on safe hit to right by the
Murray pitcher. A second runner
attempted to cover the plate on the
same hit, but was nabbed.
The Murrayites mixed things in the
eighth and came out of the round with
Two more scores to their credit 1t
was beginning TO look as though it
would be a white wash party for Og
den. as the score stood to when
Gimlin's bunch came to the stick for
their final effort in the ninth
Bluth was first up and hit lengthy
one to left for two sacks A little
hope flickered IN the forlorn breasts
OF the fans who were edging their
way TO the exit and they paused 20
take notice. Ramshaw suicided at
the hat hy Ctrilyinc AT WILD onoe aN.
renee flied TO second. Lumley, who
was given the stick at this iuncture,
hit safely to right and rescued Bluth
from third, producing the only score
Of the game.
Following is the score by innings:
Ogden .....0 o 0 o o o o II
Murray ,.,....1 0 0 0 O 0-5