El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

no, C6Quy, come on Win tue SUCKS,
It's bon ME golf weather today.
Chicago Times Herald.
Another letter was received from
Chlhuahus yesterday which assures
the patrons of base ball an afternoon of
delightful sport. They have q cracker
Jack organization across the Rio
Grande aud one that 81. T Lloyd, their
wind pad artist, says will take big
fall out of the colts.
I'VE have all we'll known American
players from the states with few local
enthusiasts added that make strong
combination. They are all hard hitters
scoop the good part of the score l am
way off In my judgment" said Mr..
Lloyd when here last week.
The Chihuahua aggregation will line
up as follows: Lloyd: C; Murkoom p;
Christie, l. b; Smith. 2. b: Lane, 3. b;
Brittipghsm, s. s; Rice, l. f; tcsI-
tainl Psrksley, C. +; Racio, r. f. Ex-
TRAINER Guilty and Gonzalez.
El Psso will buck against these
southern giants with a strong comoi-
nation composed of Weber, &C; Shelton
OF Lor g, p: Sullivan, /. b: Weidms n
2. b.; Erwin 3 b; Jacoby s. E; Hsckett, |
/. f; Hansen, C. +. Shauers, r. f.
This makes red hot game and any
one missing it will be sorry for life.
Watch the arrival of the southern
champions. They will be here Satur-
DAY evening If you zee body of
stalwarss on that night you can tell it
ia the Chihuahua Blues. who are trod-
ding this soil looking for victory on
the diamond. They want the scalps
of the colts to dsngls at their belts
when they recross the, bridge. Will
they get them? Psderewski Hansen
says no, with Big No "Old Hoss'
Shelton says, well fool them q
triHe," while "Dobey" Jacoby, the
diminutive short fielder. said, The
colts were not out to lose"
SHORT HITS
Games played this season by south
western clubs:
At Amarillo, Roswell, N. M. M. l.,
II, Amarillo, II.
AT Las Cruces, A. and NJ. College
%, G. 81. 10.
At Silver City. Deming 10, Silver
City g.
AtTucson. Yuma 2. Tucson
AT Tucson, Tucson 25, Yuma 10.
At Tucson, Tucson 9, Yuma
At Ell Paso, Ell Pa5o ID, G. 81. IL.
Perry, Of the Tucson club, is now in
this city.
The colts were out at practice this
afternoon and were in fine fettle.
And still no Cyclone Young has
shown up He will proba oily not return
20 this city as was expected.
Who will umpire the game Sunday
That is the question. Perry, of Tue
on, would make a good man 80 handle
he Indicator.
Dunn, who twirled for Ell Paso last
ear, was given hard walk from across
he border near Guaymas not long ago. 6
lie was good base stealer while here. 8
See the dodgers on the street today. T
they advertise a base ball game that I
promises to be great event. The +
ate is Sunday afternoon and the place n
Athletic park. y
Barber Pole'' Tyler, who pitched
q this city and Tucson last fall, is now
roprietor OF the Palace Of Fashion, =
ne of the City of Mexico's leading
ailoring establishments, under the L
rm name OF G. S. Tyler & Co. E
Kid Swor, of Dallas. Texas league +.
itcher of good reputation, wants to a
ear a Uniform this season with Ell "
'aso tackled across the front. He will
ome it he can obtain suitable employ
lent Here is a chance for some one II
, assist in the game. Who has a job u
IT this man? -
Snow chased the ball tossers under NJ
over at Silver City last week, the Ell
anne ending during the fifth inning &c
it'll Deming ahead 10 to s. The Inde-
endent Gays:
The Demipg club wants a return In
anne to be played at Deming week L
ON Sunday if the Silver boys can ar pl
,nge to get away and will accept the ST
lsllepge. A game has been arranged
be played with the Pinos Altos base x
Ill club next Sunday at Pinos Altos, NJ
I'd of course the Silver boys expect to ~
It away with the hOnors." IN
Phoenix is developing an Indian CO
lizard OF the sphere. He Is said to be
''phenom" and it Is expected that the or
her towns will soon fall victims to 60
s speed and curves. The Repu blican ~
lis of q game he was tried out 10 at II,
ooenix. 1t says: "The con testing o.,
ans were the high school and Indian
hool. The game resulted In vic
~ for the Indians. The pitcher for 81