El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-20
THE COLTS WON
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than in the one the day before, but E
Paso was destined to win both games
and play as she might AlbuqueI qus
could not keep Ell Paso out OF the lead
For six innings the score was three
to nothing In favor of the home team.
Then in the seventh Albuquerque go,
one man across the plate. But Ell
Psso brought In two when she came
up In the same inning. In the eigh tn
Albuquerque got a batting rally and
scored two runs while the e. Paso
rooters were getting on the anxious
seat. But it was all over when Ortiz
hit q line fly to Jacoby at short and
@uier struck out.
The game was much closer than the
day before. Both teams got six hits
while El Psso led the visitors IN the
field.
both we'll played. Albuquerque now
asks Ell Paso to come up there for 3
series of games during their fair and If
satisfactory arrangements can be made
they will be accommodated.
THE SCORE BY INNINGS.
Clubs 1884 CT 8 9 Total
Ell Paso $1,000 Fix 6
Albuquerque 10000 O12L 8
Bat,eries-Long and Krause; Wyn
koop and Mcdonald.
NOTES OF THE GAMES.
Hansen who has been batting In
hard luck broke the ice yesterday in
the seventh with two Dagger with
three men on bases, two of them scor-
ing.
Tom Beall got fine double in the
second inning of the Sunday game.
Tom also showed Brown a few points at
playing second base.
Red Sullivan WAS on first again and
played q fine game. He was right
there with his bat also and drove In
several runs. Red ia very lucky
player. He hit right into the infeld-
ers' HAND but they could not handle
the ball and he almost always got his
base.
Krause who Is as good q catcher as
there IL in this part of the country but
who has not been batting as we'll as be
wanted to, did not do thing against
In Saturdays game
with three men on bases he drove out
q hit for three bases that was q beauty.
he also batted hard yesterday but in
hard luck.
Twins work at third was we'll worth |
the price of admission. He is a fast |
man and Is sure. He was in that rally |
in the eighth of the first game and |
brought Captain Krause in with 8
clean hit to right.
Schauers has his batting eye again
and will mske it warn for the pitchers
who face him. He also made come
,tce catches in left. He is the fastest
nan on the team on bases and pitchers
y ill do well to watch him.
Long failed to get hit until the
Eighth yesterday when with two men
zone he lined out the longest hit that
lss ever been made on the grounds. It
vas good for three bases and he scored
moment later when the shortstop
umbled Sullivan's hard grounder.
long kept up his record as pitcher
4
flowing only six scattered bits.
Hackett Is probably the most popu-
Or man on the team. He Ia the fastest !
nan in the field and is good batter.
What the crowd likes to see is for a
nan to take long chances on the bases
nd Hackett Ia the man tc please them
q that respect. If anything he takes
90 long a chance when he plays right 4,
ack of short to enable him to score
n bit. He got three hits in the first
anne and one yesterday but it was
God for two bases.
Little Jacoby Is wouder. He got /
that came his way and al
hough he did not get hit yesterday
e did some good sacrificing. He is q
all player from the word 60 and is a
svorite with the fans.
Roy Mcdonald, captain and catcher >
Or the Albuquerque team, had his lit
e finger OF his right hand broken in
game but finished the game
nd then caught yesterday. That's a
isplay of nerve aud enthusiasm not
ftsn seen. Roy is fine catcher and
stches many base runner who takes
30 big q lead.