Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
TERRITORIALPA FAIR!
First Day Giving Glorious Prom.
iSe Of Success.
A Great Game Of the National
Sport.
san Mareiai aad Cerriil.u B,tt,e on
III Diamond " ii.
BAN hAhtlNL WINS.

The fourteenth annual Territorial Fair
from lie inception promia.,l Ia he 40 sue.
cessful ~ the one prvoecding, even more
-. ss the general programme was made
NJ of . greater variety u smussm.nts
and these Of . high o~,ier. A disposition
on the part Of western people. down "a
kingmsn ami Prescott, Ia make exhibits
was more general than fret thought
This was due 10 personal efforts ~ friends
II the fair, Who are IN close touch with
the moving spirits in the towns west 81
Albuquerque. Besides the work IL .
special agent who was slso well &C.
qusipt-i with the resources u western
Bernslillo county and central Arizona,
was efficient
In truth all parts II the two ierritories
were reached through literature and h,
lersons travelling out u this city. result
ing tn acquainting every on, abroad of
the attractions.
The pavilion was we'll dll-i With Ell.
hib't-. which will b- com, let.Si by even.
ing.
In the pnultry department advance.
mens was made and everything there
promised we'll.
Prof. Cr-ntsburg with HE 10th infan.
try band arrived a, 1890 this morning
and played IN the city and on the grounds
IN their usual excellent manner. They
Will play each evening in open concert.
The weather was all that could lie ex.
Pected, which sugured we'll for success.
full four days exhibition. That every.
thing In all departments will ~ we'll is
certainly assured. and II the attendance
It IL SUR ths, II will be larger than IN
1888, notwithstA nding the dull times.
GHEAr CANS.
The fire, match game u base hall Of the
tournament, occurred this morning he.
tween the San Marcisl and Cerrillos
tesms, aud provost one Of the most stub
bornlv Tough, games Of the national spor,
ever played In the southwest.
Ban M.rcisl presented ~ her battery
two el league players Mcguire. Of
eastern fame, a. the pitcher. and
RISE 4. the receiv.r, while III.
thriving town on the raging Gsl,steo had
in the hog Pari--, . veil known local
'wirlrr. and "snspper" Hale - catcher. |
Up Ia and including the fourth inning,
the game stood t'e--2 and 2. and II was
then clearly s--n That the opposing teams
were evenly matched, although San Mar.
ciais was the fAvor,,e in the POO selling. |
In 'h. hfth inning the San Marciai
club made four runs, being given two OF |
them by an ov.rthrO~ OF Hale a. third |
base, aud In the sixth inning they in.
CREASED their lead two more runs.
The Ceriiloe boys, although now hsv.
In v 10 face an uphill pull, wsrc no, IN
The least discouraged. aud In the Exih
inning, by . streak of good batting. add.
I'D two more runs to their score.
Both siies were blAnksd in the seventh,
while In tho eighth dan Marciai added |
{ pothor run Ia their score. This end~i
the run'gesting. but u looked very much |
As u Csrrillos had magnificent show 10
even up With thsir strong opponents In the
ninth inning. vi two men IN bas-s aud |
an unusually strong batter at bat. How
ever, did man Mcclure was on his meta !, |
and tho nsxt snd las, batter 1t the bat |
famed the Atmosphere, thus drawing IN . |
closs one Of The prs,,isss and hAries,
foaSht base ball contests ever played In
the tsrr1tory.
Ths individual runs and outs by the
players can bs found In the following