Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-18
LAS VEGAS DOWNS
The SANTA FE CENTRALS
Battery Of Santa Fe, Flahertv and Parsons:
for Las Vegas. Rhodes and Moran
y Vegas Team to Meet Antonito at
Santa Fe Next Saturday.
Cruz SANCHEZ, A NATIVE WORK
MAN is KILLED BY TRAIN NO. !
Joys Special Daily Service.

: Joys Special Daily Service.
Las Vegas, Aug. II.
The Santa Fe Centrals went dowr
before the Las Vegas team this after.
noon to the score of II to 6. 1t was one
OF the hardest, as we'll as best, games
of the season. The battery for Santa
Fe was Flaherty of Vegas, and Par
sons. Rhodes and Moran did star work
for Las Vegas. First inning Levin left
field, captured two flies, and another
put out retired the side. Vegas came
to the paddle and Moran knocked he1
out for two bags and two runs were
brought in. Centrals made a double
play in this inning. The second inning
neither side got to first base. A few
we'll placed hits in the third and sever
al errors gave Santa Fe two runs. For
Vegas, Nygren made a hit for two
bags and brought in Moran. Santa Fe
did not get a base next inning, while
Vegas got in two runs by errors. In
first half fifth, Parson for Centrals
| landed two base hit and Centrals got
two runs Gross for Vegas made SEN
sational catch over third.
Vegas then brought in one run at its
turn at the paddle in fifth by Gross
lining her out for a home run Santa
Fe failed to score in first half of sixth,
and Vegas did the same at her turn.
Parson in left field for Santa Fe made
tnl, IN, I'm,
did good work throughout game. In
eighth inning Santa Fe got nothing,
while Vegas took four through some
fine hitting and bad f,.nble by San
ia Fe. Santa Fe then made one run
through an error in the ninth, making
a score of 6 to II, Vegas not taking her
turn at the paddle in last half of the
ninth.
The pitchers records We're Flaherty |
for Santa Fe, 1 strike out two bases
on balls and ten hits. Rhodes struck
out ten men, gave three bases on balls
and had eight made off him. The total
errors We're Santa Fe 5, Vegas A. Time
of game one hour and 45 minutes. A
ldl BE crown WAS III dlteHudHce anu the
enthusiasm was high.
Leon Clark arrived here yesterday
evening from Bronson, Mich, and has
accepted clerkship in the Santa Fe |
freight office. Mr.. Clark is friend of
B. l.. Corey, the cashier.
Mrs. M. Lopez returned to Watrous
this afternoon, after a visit with her
daughter in Las Vegas.
Professor e. L. Hewett came in last
night from the party camp at Cochiti |
and returned today The professor says
he has explored some very interesting
ruins in the Chaco canon and has fin
ished up his work. The party will re-
turn in ten days.
John McLaren died at 4 o'clock Sat-
urday morning at the Ladies' Home.
The deceased came here about four
weeks ago to seek relief from consump-
ton, and stopped at 401 1-2 Railroad
avenue, until he was removed to the
Home. He came from ST. Louis and
little is known about him, except that
he was drawing a sick benefit from a
st. Louis lodge.
The ball team will go over to Santa
Fe for Saturdays game with Antonf-
to next week. The Santa Fe club will
play Friday and Sunday and our boys
will take the Saturdays game. Two
weeks from Sunday an. effort will be
made to get couple of hundred root
fn IN a
Las Vegas club and defeat Martins
pets.
AS train No. was rounding curve
about two miles this side of Trinidad
Friday, it struck one of the Mexican
section men working there and severe
Iy injured him. The engineer blew the
but the fellow was too slow in
getting off the track. He was struck in
The back, whirled in the air and thrown
off the track. The mans name was
Cruz Sanchez, and he had been in
Trinidad only a few days. His home
Is in San Felipe, Mexico. He was
brought here and taken to the hospital
in a very serious condition. The man
was unconscious when taken off here,
and died at the hospital short time
after his arrival. His back was broken
by the engine, and there We're no
hopes of saving his life. Relatives in
Mexico have been notified Of his death.
L. N. Parke and party returned Sat-
urday afternoon from their sightseeing
trip to Santa Fe.
Mrs. D. T. Mervine and family of |
City, passed through here Sat
urday en- route to a point above Santa I
Fe, where they will go into camp Mrs.
Mervine is the wife of the superinten-