El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-11
Ell PASO WON.

FL PASO WON.
The Second Game From Tucson. And
They Are Trying 1t Again
Ell PAso won the second game from
Tucson in q walk yesterday afternoon
before . fairly good crowd. IL
was as pretty an exhibition OF the
game a. has ever been seen in this city.
The Colts simply outplsyed the Tucson
boys and won with their hands down.
Ell Paso did not have = fielding err
ror while Tucson only had three. The
Colts played the his and run game
from the start and won out in the
eighth inning when they jumped onto
White for cafe hits netting them
five runs. The next inning fol-
lowed up with three singles and .
double that brought in three more
runs. Il WAS . pretty game all
the way through and was verytexciting
at times.
There was one thing that in way
married the beauty of the game. In
the fifth inning after two men we're
out, Moon, the right fielder for the
Tucson club, had two strikes and only
one ball called on him, and rather
than be struck ous, when he saw that
he could not hit Long, he stuck his
head over the plate puproseiy, so IL Is
alleged, and was struck with the ball.
Apparently to make the umpire be-
lieve that he had not done IL on pur-
pose he rushed at Long with hissost
drawn Is though to hit the STURDY
pitcher, but Long was not to be bluff
ed and stood right up to him and sold
him what he thought of . rowdy
player.
Captain Krause came over from fret
TO urge the umpire to make the man
play ball, and Moon turned on him,
but when he drew his bat the little
captain made for MIN and would likely
have made MIN feel like 30 cents Mex.
had not some of the Tucson players
VINO had more respect for the ladies in
the stands than did Moon, stepped ia
and taken him over TO first base.
.
boys are a fine lot of good ball players
and are very shard losers. Twice in
game they tartesd 10 delay
the game. Umpire Alternately ordered
them 20 play and then pulled his watch
ous on them, and had they not resumed
the play within three minutes he would |
have declared 1t Ell Paso's game.
THE GAME IN DETAIL
Krsuss led Of for FL Paso and went
but on Q hard chance. Jacoby followed |
With Q single TO left and then stole |
,econd while McCue struck out. But
Red Sullivan sent out = nice single to
,enser and Jacoby scored. Hansen
truck out trying 70 kill the ball.
Kelley, the fret man up for Tucson,
truck out bus the next three men up
rot safe hits. White attempted 70
acrifce bus the ball was thrown to
bird to catch the runner and all were
sfe. Moon hit q long fly TO Sullivan
md Choquette came in, White going
o third on the throw. McGsath
ingled and White scored the fourth
nd last run for the visitors. Morse
'as an easy cut.
For Ell Paso Young and Beall went
ut on flies but Irwin drew his base on
'alls and Long sent him to third with
hem In. With the score 10. in
avor OF the visitors things began to
ook q little blue, but the visitors were
'lauked, and in the third Jacoby, the
msllest man on the field, hit the first
all pitched for three bases. McCue
ent him in with single to center.
up little fly and was
'ut, but Hansen landed on the ball
or two bases and McCue scored. Young
vent out and then Besll singled, but
he cosoher held Hanson on third
When he should have scored, what
would have been the tying rnu.
Irwin was given o Hit at first aud
With the bases full Long stepped up to
he plate amid the cheers of his many
'dmirers but the best he could do WAS
o send q scorcher TO third and WAS
brown out at fret. Krause got to lrst
n an error in the fourth and Jacoby
eut him home with . twobagRer, his
bird hit in three times up.
McCue got to first on felder's
hoice but Hansen struck out. Young
anne up with . smile and White began
o feel sick, and remembering the home
ans that Young had made of him last
ear presented him with q base on
slls Tom Beall struck out In
rying to briog them In.
There WAS mo- more scoring until the