Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-31
WINSLoW NOTES.
interesting Railroad Paragraphs
Winslow Defeated Flagstaff.

Wlnslow Defeated Flagstaff.
Special Correspondence.
Winslow A. r., July CIV. G.. KEEL
ly. n of the popular engineers run
ming out of Winslow. has laid off and
will start tomorrow for IN extended
trip through Oklahoma and surround
ing country.
Mrs. McGinty, wife Of Conductor Nc.
Ginty, has gone to California for n few
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
The heaviest rains experienced In
this vicinity for years fell the latter
part OF last week. and showers have
been frequent since.
IL Is reported here that l.. u. Par
sons, trainmastor of the Santa Fe Pa
cific mt this point, is to resign soon.
Ills successor has not M yet been
made known. Winslow people will re.
greet to lose Mr.. Parsons. AZ he has a
large circle of friends, both In railroad
circles and otherwise.
G. Finlow, formerly employed by the
railroad at this point, but now located
at Holbrook. was visiting friends In
the town over Sunday.
Messrs. Jas. Irving, Gus Ritter and
G. Dickerson are new acquisitions to
the round house force at this point,
they having accepted positions with
the railroad last week.
on the eth an Indian laborer by the
name of Pedro Laurlano was II down
by the work train at Sunset, and sus.
tanned injuries from which he died q
short time after the accident.
II. NJ. Muchmore, foreman Of the
round house at this point. returned on
EriInN nyAninn from "a fNun uT.nEQ en-
Iourn in California.
Jack Williams has been passing the
cigars around very freely the last few
days, A baby girl which arrived last
week has been the impetus to this gen
crosby.
on last Sunday afternoon the Win
slow boys defeated the Flagstaffs In n
very closely contested game. the score
being Winslow IL Flagstaff o. The
Flagstaff aggregation felt very conf
dent OF winning the game as they had
administered a very decisive defeat to
the same team the Sunday previous.
w. G.. Kelly was Ia the box for the To-
Gals and gave a very fine exhibition Of
pitching up until the fifth inning, at
which point of the game the Flagstaff
boys began to solve his curves and
amt very near IttbNtTlnk tlt itdu VI
eight runs which the Winslow team
had up to that point In the game. Five
hundred people witnessed the contest
and all pronounced il n good game.
The lack OF team work on the part of
WinslOw came very near causing some
serious accidents. In the third inning
Rheuben Herr, the short stop, and
Dude Downs, the center fielder, for the
locals, had a head end collision while
running after a high fly, Downs right
arm was fractured and the Rheub vas
laid out for several minutes. The
feature OF the game was the base run.
ming of Anderson. OF Flagstaff. and
that OF Rheuben Herr, of the locals,
Buckley, for Winslow played a great
game at catch and Brown on first vas
sure death. Ben, Downs led in batting
with three singles and a home run
The Winslow boys played as follows;
Pitcher, Kelly; catcher, Pete Buckley;
first base, u. Brown; second base, A.
F~lickinger; short stop, Ii. II. Herr;
third base, Ben Downs; left field, John
Reed; center field, Dude Downs; right
field Homer Channel. Mike Marley
was substituted for Downs after the
latter was injured in the third inning,
Homer Channel took charge OF center
field after the accident ana played q
star game,