The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-08
SI'()R I S
SALT LAKE TEAM
LOSES 70 OGDEN


Ogden team at the Fair Grounds yes
tcrday afternoon. tho visitors being
defeated by a score of Q TO 8 1t looks
likc tho Ogden club Is really coming
hack as the victory OF yesterday was
real sequel 10 the game In Salt
Lake City Saturday when the locals
marooned their Jonah and won by a
count of IL 10 4. a large share of
yesterdays victory belongs TO Toner,
who took hold of the game In the flfth
inning when the score stacked five TO
three against Glmlins gang. The Og.
den twirler turned the tables not only
by his mnSterful filings but by some
vigorous toying with the stick.
The game opened with Maggie Muir
ply on the flr1ng line but II was Mag
eio's day off and after four dismal
spaces IN which the Lakers rolled on
five hits and as many runs Murphy
retired TO the bench. Ogden started
the score mill TO grinding In the first
when four hits, made by Taylor, Ram
shaw. GLmlln and Bluth, were con
yerted into three tallies. Salt Lakes
first and second efforts with the bat
wero uneventful In the visitors third
opportunity they rung n score out oil
ons bum fling by Lumley TO second.
Ramshaw received the plaudits OF the
bugs In this inning by pulling down n
high one while on the run in left field.
lt was a very pretty left hand stab
o1d worthy Of all the joyous uproar
r that it occasioned.
al | fra nf 10
was disastrous looking affair from
a local viewpoint. Donovan, tho first
visitor up, got a life on Wessler's
error at second, Tenant hit safely
TO center for Il single while Donovan
went 10 third. Stewart pushed the
ball just over second bnse, bringing
IN the two runners and tielng the
score. The sphere was waited home
and Steward continued his sprint TO
second. The next man TO bat struck
out Swceny hit a grounder TO Muir
ply and the Ogden pitcher beaved
IL wildly over the first baseman's high
est jump, permitting Steward To come
home Sweony was put out by Il
flelder's choice when Linen hit TO
second. Book got scratch hit past
center and Linen tailed. This made
four scores for the inning aud put the
count at five 10 three in the visitors
favor.
Toner started 10 work in the fifth
and no one reached first for three
rounds. Ogden did nothing from the
end of the first inning to the start
of the seventh. In the seventh Law.
renee lead of with hit that bounded
over tho third baseman head and
gave the Ogden man the first sat.
Lumley followed and was given his
base on balls. Then came Toner and
walloped one to the right which
scored Lawrence and Lumley and left
the batter perched on third. Toner
came In when Taylor hit q long fly
TO left Tho next two men went out
but the side retired with one score
to the good
Stewart OF the Salt Lake team got
the first real hit on of Toner in the
eighth when he paunded the ball TO
left field bringing home Donovan, who
had beaten out a scratch hit TO sec
ond. The count was again tied.
IN the locals section OF the eighth
Dad Gimlin was given first on wild
ones and stole second. Plake hit safe
~ lulO center auu Gllulln went on 10
third Plake went TO third when the ball
was thrown home to prevent Gimlin
scoring. Bluth teased the fans with
half dozen fouls and then bunted,
reaching first while Glmlin was being
slaughtered at the plate. Lawrence
plunked fly TO left and Plake came
home after 1t was smothered Lumley
hit a fly into the remotest corner
of left acres and went to third while
Lawrence carried in another tally.
Toner again bit safely and Lumley
chalked up This was the finish Of the
game so far as the home plate was
concerned The Lakers failed to do
anything In the ninth and contest
closed with the score at to 6.
Following is the score by innings:
ogden ..,...a 10000 SX 81
Salt Lake .....O l ! 00O1 81
Hits: on Murphy ): OF Toner 3;
on Linen of Salt Lake 10.