Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-16
CYCLONES WIN.
Browns Defeated on
Home Grounds.
Santa Fe Cyclones Win by
Score of 9 to 6.
The Defeat OF the Locals Attribu-
ted to lnexcusable Errors.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

The Albuquerque Browns. with Pat
terson in the box, met their Waterloo
yesterday afternoon at the fair
grounds at the hands of the Santa Fe
Cyclones. with Harris twirling. Score
9 to 6.
Owing to the fact that the Browns
who recently visited Santa Fe and
were defeated. claimed on their return
home that they had not been fairly
treated by the umpire and that the
score should have been different, a
large crowd attended the match yes
terday afternoon to see for them
selves, and they were treated to an
exciting game of the national sport
although interspersed with some In
excusable errors, which were made
not only by the visitors, but more sc
by the Browns.
The run-getting was as follows:
In the first inning Worries. for the
Browns. opened the game with a safe
hit over shortstop. Roy Mcdonald
sent safe fly between first and sec
ond bases, advancing Worries to third
Woodward and Pettus struck out, ant
on n passed ball Worries scored. Pat
terson went to base on balls and OF
the throw to catch him at second Nc
Donald scored. Robinson out to first
from shortstop, ending the inning and
leaving Patterson on base. Score, 2
The visitors failed to score in theii
half of the first inning.
The Browns failed to score In the
second inning, but the Cyclones wer,
more lucky, as follows: Ferron struck
IIarpta 90 gafn HU N GhnrI
right field and actually got to third
base before the ball was returned e
the diamond G. Parsons hit safe be
tween second and first, scoring Harris
and on low throw got to second
Alarid hit to pitcher. who failed e
stop and the ball went on to second
Alarid reached first safely and Par
sons going to third. Parsons tried Il
steal home and was caught betweel
third and the plate and was put out
Digneo hit to Robinson at third ant
on the wild throw reached third base
scoring Alarid. w. Parsons sent an
other hit to third base and Robinson
threw low to Charles Mcdonald n
first. Parsons safe, Digneo scoring
| Spencer flew out to first base. Score
I3.
Both teams failed to score In th'
third inning. but in the fourth inninl
the Browns tailed /, as follows: Pet
tus and Patterson struck out. Robin
son hit down to second and safe a
first. c. Mcdonald hit safe fly, send
ing Robinson to third base and latel
Robinson scored. Hellweg hit to shor
and out at first. Score, l.
| The visitors failed to score in thei
half of the fourth. but added tallies In
the fifth as follows: w. Parsons hi
fly to center, which was missed
Spencer hit to pitcher and out at FIRST
Parsons going to second and theme,
to third. Rounds drove a grounde
to right field, getting first himself ant
scoring Parsons. Novel; hit safe L
right field. sending Rounds to third
| Ferron nit foul fly to third and out an
n moment later Rounds scored from
| third base. Harris hit to short an,
out at first. Score. 2.
In the sixth the visitors failed L
| score, but in the seventh inning pile,
| up four moro runs, which were pre-
sented to them by errors of Worries
Robinson, G. Mcdonald and Wood
ward.
The Browns failed to score in tn
fifth. sixth and seventh innings, bu
rallied in the eighth and ninth IL
nings, adding three more runs.
The rally of the Browns In the mint
inning gave rise to the opinion tina
the local favorites would win an VI
hill game, but they fell short, scorin
in their half of this inning only tw
runs.
DR.. Woods. of the government II
dian school, was the umpire and hi
work was pronounced most excellent
1t is true he made errors; all umpire
do in the judgment of the crowd, bu
the erros he made did not affect tn
result of the game, for the visitor
played a much better game all aroun
and won on merit.
The result in tabulated form is a
follows: