El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-23
TEN INNING GAME YESTERDAY
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cigar-store Indian could have done
as we'll as Hansen did for the Colts in
the game with Deming. he dropped
an easy line fly that went rig ht into his
hands and then threw wild to first to
catch the runner. Had he held that
ball Deming would have been retired
Ia that inning with only one score but
as it was they scored four.
In the fifth Long caught Daniels nap
ping off second and with quick turn
threw the ball directly over second
base, but Hansen had gone to sleep and
was several feet away although Krause
had signaled to him to cover the base.
The ball rolled out into center field
while Daniels moved up to third only
to score a moment later on scratch
hit by Forsythe. The next man was
an easy cut. Thus Hansen was respon-
sible for four runs.
Hansen'sregulsr position lie in cen ter
Fl .ld and he should have been left
tnere II he was to be in the game at
all. Wsttlett who played center did
some nice work and drove two runs in.
With the exception of second base the
Colts have very fast infeld aud did
some nice work. The out9eld I'D no
have much to do. Hackett is g fs st man
right. He retired a runner at fl ct
after good hit to right.
LONGS GREAT WORK.
Long not only pitched a good game
b 1t fielded his position in great style |
md led his team at the bat, with four
hits out of five times up. The feature |
If the game was a great one handed |
stop by Long in the second inning.
Rsethel. who is fast man on the
oases, sent slow bounder down TO-
Yards first and Long in fielding the
osll fell on his face but rolled over
Ind with perfect throw retired his
nan while still lying on the ground. 1t
vas nice play and was loudl y
Ipplsuded.
Deming scored one in the first but
ould do nothing more until the fourth
when assisted by errors they got four
nore men across the plate. Long at
bis point became discouraged at the
upport he was receiving and lost con
rol OF the b all and Deming scored one
q the fifth an1 two In the sixth.
Jansen pitched the seventh and with
erfect support retired the side in
rder. Long went in again in the
ighth and finished the game.
Ell Paso could not touch Forsythe
ntil the sixth. when with the score of
to against them they succeeded in
citing in one run.
GREAT BATTING RALLY.
In the seventh Ell Paso jumped onto
Orsythe and batte1 in four runs while
he crowd who had been looking for a
hut out went wild. In the eighth with y
xo men out aud three on the bases
[ackett sent out long fly to center
hich Hodgdon dropped and Hac ket
Inded on second while three runs
anne In which tied the score. 4
Ell Paso could do little more with
orsythe after that and Demiug won
l the tenth on a base on balls, an infeld q,
it, an error, aud single to center. /,
1t was good game badly played !
ut at times the enthusiasm of the {
'yal rooters was at a high pitch.
With proper support Long should
ave won his game but it Is lost and I
ow the team will work ali the harder }
, gain what they have lost. Tom
'esll, the regular Pa baseman, who hat
cen sick is much better and will soon !
, able to take his place on the team. {
SUMMARY OF TIE GAME. =
Earned runs, El Paso 3, Deming 3.
sse on balls, off Long 5. Struck out, i,
y Long 8, by Forsythe IL. Left on
ases, Ell Psso 6, Dsming 13. Two t
ass hit, Schauers. Sacrifice hits,
,ose, Delaney. Passed ball, Keith. l
Vild pitch, Long. Double plays, o
aniels to Keith. Forsythe, uuassisted
ime of game, 2:3O. Umpires, Ed.
ards and S,hounessy. Scorer, Mao Ii
hesney. t
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Inning l 2 3 4 5 Ct s 9 10 total
El Paso OOOO OOI4 500 a
Deming OO4 I2 2OOO2 10
NOTES OF THE GAME
Deming had to get.Forsythe of Silver
ity to down the Colts and then they g
me near losing. Forsythe is good p
tcher and has speed to burn.