Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

pitcher krvtuae, catcher FNor BruWnS
: stern. pitcher Mcdonald, catcher.
) very unf0rtunte accident Oocurrs
IN this game, Captain AfoDonald, In IN
last haif " the fourth Inning, havtn,
the little finger on his right hand brols
en- at the second joint. A d0ut1r wa
called from among the spectators an,
tue injured finger placed IN a sandage
Although requested % put a substitute
behind rhe bat the captain refused /,
listen Go the cntrcBtiea Of friends an,
pluckiiy caught out the remainder o
the gllme. W 10 this accident, th.
game was "boaay." bia errors thcf
followed and the Jacoby Colia, takin.
advantage Of every opportunity, eanll,
gallOpcd 10 the front winners.
The second game was played ycs,er
day afternoon and proved ono 81 "a,
very best and moat exciting gtncs cvci
played In IN Paso. % stated "Givo-a
Dam JONES at the dcpOt last night
just before The train pulled out Tor the
north.
Long was the pitcher FOR thu Colin
atHi kuusa was his receiver The
Browns had In the pitchers box "Elon-
gated Wynkoop. and Captain MuDUn.
aid, with his broken finger was behind
/ the bas
The score by innings was az colicoys.
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III Paso.. D.. ......,.,2 OOO2l SO
Browns. o. O.. ..,...O 0OOOOI2O-3
This game was rcplete with some OK
the prcuticst and ntopa perfect infield
plays from both teams imaginable, and
at times the transfer Of the bail In sew
etal double plays WIS pOsivitcly as
quick as lightning. In the third inning,
when ~ Iaso was az the bat. only
three balls we're pitched by wynkOop.
each batter up hit slow 20 infied and
each batsinan died al frst bsse. While
there we're many brilliant plays. sin
there were crvOrs. and these errors we're
responsible Tor az lcast three of the
Colts runs ON the Ogher side, crrors
gave the Browns al least two runs.
Therefore. leaving out the errors and
coming down 20 the solid nacts THAI the
Colts preacnted a stronger team. the
score should have been 10 1.
SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
Frank j. Cramor. VINO resided In thia
and was an interested spectator OF the
games
q, y. Dixon and his brothers. Ed. and
AMI Jack Dixon. are la M Paho. They
attended the games and yelled for the
lirOWns.
George Kester. formerly a barber AZ
Thelin Bros, n now running The Par.
lOf'' shops al ~ Pano. lie rooted" ZOE
the Browns and got Lett
The Browns base bail club aud Hev.
erai 81 p,s fans returned 20 tho city
this morning. 1'hey all han a me time
aud are loud In their praise Of the
treatment given them.
Carl Bnnis years ago resident OF
this city. now IN the cigar and tobacco
business 80 Dl fNiao, helped % make the /
stay 81 the Aibuquerqusans Ia the
Pass city very pleasant.
The visitors 90 El TaaO, including the
Browns base bali clup and the fans. /
are undcF great and lasting thRnkA 20 |
Captain Juan =. Hart and other prom /
ineHt citizens q the Pass city for oour. |
tesioa extended them. They were
tfeatcd like kings. u0thiug was too
EoOd Tor them. and al places insiruc-
lions were positively given 10 take no
Albuquerque money" Inc frfendicst
feeling existed. and the Albuquerque |
yisiiOru were assured THAI ~ Pnao
wcNld be largely represented az the fair
% be held In THO city from September
rs a. g.
Yesterday afternoon, The Citixen rep /
Preventative and A. 49, MCCimffey were
gpests % the famous McOinty social |
club. The gathering was for tho pur- /
pose ~ welcoming bark 81 ~ Paa0
William Waite. president q che Water
company. who had been absent In Ar |
zona f0r some tlme. This organisation |
IL COMPOSED % che principal bsisintsss
men Of the Fuss Guy. ana they. with
thu famous McGinty band aud osry.has. |
ira, we're present II was a genuine
love feast and the brunswick stew via
an exceedingly palalable dish. Short
nIeoohee we're nIado and each orator |
unnOuncod that they were pleased tol
extend couricaisa TO the Albuquerque |
Visitors. hoping to reciprooato BY VISIT.
ing the Duke City during the fair.
One 81 the time players on the
Colts side was "Red" sullivan. who |
tossed bah whon the browns wers
wesssng kEse pants. RE 10 not only a !
good bail Tduyer, but 10 H. ono % Ei |
fasoe CRACK frclnsn. ne b foreman
OF the IRE department Of ula ciiy and
delighted che visitors ~ giving several
practice ring outs" % me hOrsea the
animals showed that they had been
well trained and their work was pcs
feet ~ raso cen truly b. proud ~ her
fire department, To- ths appamtus -
OF the best and the Hyston cannot be-
improved on. Ffank Powers, a we'll. |
known merchant % that ciiy. b chief &c
the department.
Fifteen citizens OF Albuquerque ac-
oompanied the Browns baeo ball club % |
"a Paao lass SATURDAY aud tho whOia /
party. Including tho base bali piayofa |
ala me missionary work Tor the Terri |
tortal fair The president ~ the aaso-
citation acconHanissi the bssu. and he
secured propositions from tNo famous
bands Of chihuahua, and Ms celebrated 1
Mcointy band % play heie during fair
week. Theae prspoeiiions will b. con
sidefed AZ the meetins ~ che fair eRo.
cuiiye committee a. the city building
"Wednesday nigat. There Win b. plenty
% musia a. the fair ueKt m0nah.
AZ h0esi xsigsr Ths CitiEsn reprsssn.