El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-13
END OF THE
TOURNAMENT
Detailed Story Of the Final
Game With Tucson.
SPLENDID PLAYS MADE
And On the Whole 1t Was One OF the
Hardest Fought Games Ever
Seen Here.-The Rooters In Their
6Iory.-A Moment When the
Game Mas In Doubt.

Il was the came old tale. FL Paso VOL
the third and odd game In the serie
with Tucson, tnus winning tne SlO'
eide money and gate receipts and prov
ing To the people Of the southwest tha
they are capable of playing tae grea
national game wish anyone.
IL was . pretty game and the Colt
showed that they could play an uphill
game as we'll as when they have tns
lead all the way through. FL Pssl
scored'one and Tucson Swo in the frs
inninR and then there we're NO more
scores until the eighth when Tucson
gos In one more run and things begar
~ look very blue. The rooters had
confidence in their local team and
when the ninth inning was over IL was
all over bus the shouting, for Ell PasC
had won one Of she prestiest and hard
est fought games of Base bali that was
ever seen In the southwest.
There IL no way OF telling how much
muney coanged hands, out low
estimation places 1t a. TWO thousand
dollars.
THE GAME BY INNINGS.
Captain Krause led of with . clean
two-baRRer TO lefs center. Jacoby
r.crifced him to third and McCue sent
MIN across the plate with Q scorchin 6
single. Sullivan forced McCue ~
second and was himself caught tryin &
TO steal second. One run.
Tucson changed their batting order
little and when Nose Kelley struck
out, sent Dick Kelley up to begin the
fireworks, but he was not equal TO the
occasion and famed the wind like HE
brother had just done But Drachman
singled and stole second aud scored .
moment later when Moon lifted one
over Young for three bases. Young
ran and picked up the ball, sEd in his
anxiety to throw the ball dropped 1t
again and Moon started for the plate.
Young got the ball in q second and
throw il TO Hansen, the man with the
plate ss though he was working for
Mr.. Krupp. But the ball took an ugly
bound and went over McCue's head
and Tucson had scored two runs.
Score: Tucson, 2; Ell Paso, l.
Young ted the second with q hit
and Hansen sacrificed him to second
with q pretty bunt in front OF the
plate. Beall singled to center and
Young broke for home. but q we'll
caught him at the plate, Beall going
10 second on the throw to the plate.
He went to third on q passed ball DOLLY
10 be left there when Irwin flied out to
center.
Tucson was easy money In the second.
McGrath hied Gus TO left, CheuqueIte
struck out, while Krau-e handled Arm
strings swift Rrounder and retired she
side. Things were getting warm and
The spectators realized that they we're
going TO witness ball game.
Pritchard opened the third inning
with q Rrounder to short and was thrown
m q 4 frat kPansa .trnnkntrt nd
by went out Pitcher to fret. Boland
vent out Jacoby to Krauce, Nose
Kelley hit ~ Pritchard and was thrown
out 81 first, but Dick Kelley sent up Q
little pop fly that was allowed to drop
because Hansen .misiuog ed
is and told Besll he had e, but Drach-
man his the fret ball pitched 10 Irwin
and WAS out ~ first.
When IL WAS seen that Ell Paso was
money was offered that ste would win
out, with no takers. But Tucson was
playing fe- herself and retired the
eide In the fourth in order. McCue
went out third TO first. Sullivan struck
but, and Young hunted towards third
put WAS thrown out. Moon hit TO Tom
8eell who threw him out 81 fret
White singled bus McGrsth forced
Inn, third 10 second. McGrsth stole
econd but Chouquette went out short
20 fret.
Hansen led off In the fifth with a |
Jingle bus Was caught trying to steal
econd and M. Edwards sent him to
he Der oh for the offence. Beall drew
lis base on balls and Irwin sent him
% second with = neat sacrifice to
econd TO fret. Pritchard struck out. |
Armstrong sent q hot grouI.sr 10
rvin but il got through him but little |
scoby was there and scooped the |
nall and throw IL TO fret but the throw
'ss high and the man was safe. |
'oland struck out as Armstrong went |
o second. Nose Kelley Sc Mt q grounder
o short that almost took Jacoby off |
Is feet but he was equal to the
OCCASION and touching Armstrong rs
e passed threw Kelley ont at first.
{ was . brilliant double play and |
scoby WAS loudly applauded by every
ody.
Krsuse hit to right for a single In
ne sixth and Jacoby drew his base on
slls. McCue flied out TO right and ia
oby was doubled before be could get
ack to first. Sullivan ended the inning
y striking cut. Dick Kelley struck out
,r the visitors and Drachm An flied out
Sullivan in Left. But Moon singled
nd then White came up and landed on
be ball for keeps. 1t sailed out TO
ight center and Moon broke out for
ONE while White started for second
Young got the ball and threw to
Jansen who fred tito the infield and
acoby sent It to Besll as second In
me to catch White. 1t vac as pretty
play as has been seen on the local
rounds In many q day acd the chief OF
oilce 10 Juarez started over, thin king
az We were having q civil war as the
Nos -
center and Hansen struck out, but
ON Beali came up With a hit up his
eeve and delivered IL in great fashion
lily To be caught mapping OF first.