Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
ALBUQUERQUE VS.. SANTA re.
The Browns Win From the Santa re
Centrals-Score. II to =.

pleasant weather and good luck greet.
ed the ball boys at Santa Pc yesterday.
Albuquerque won by a score Of I / To
The Browns were handicapped to a
certain extent by the absence of Hale
and Breen. two OF their heavy hitters.
Hale was out on the road and Breen
ia. cd to make connections.
The game was hot one from begin.
ming TO end.
Some good bait, ng was done on both
sides.
w Parsons. Santa FEES left fielder.
got one over the right field fence, and
OF course made home run.
Lyon. second baseman for Santa Re.
and Toy Mcdonald. catcher for the
Browns. led in batting. each making
| two two-base hits.
Waddell who Is really Lembke, Of
the Colorado Springs Western league
pitcher. Santa Fe's new man, was put
out of the game in the first inning with
an injured hand, hurt while stopping a
liner, knocked by Quier. AT this stage
of the game the score stood . TO In
favor of Santa Fee, and If not for the
accident. the game might have been
closer.
Shoemaker took "Waddell'ss place
and pitched a good steady game. but
received poor support.
Shirk. Santa FEES third baseman
made several costly errors which caus-
ed several runs.
Haverly. the eighteen year old boy
who is pitching for the Browns. pitch
ed fine steady game and had a num-
Der of scalps at his belt at the end of
yesterdays game. He doesn't make "A
grand stand delivery but has wonder
ful control OF the ball. He rarely gives
n MAJ a base without he hits the ball.
In bases on balls his record is almost
clean since his playing with the Albu-
Querquc team. His drops and shoots
are hard to connect with
| Yesterdays line up was as follows:
Santa r Centrals-Lyon. second
base; Shirk third base; w. Parsons.
left field Alarid short stop; G. Par
sons. catcher; G. Catron. center field;
c. Parsons, first base; NJ. Otero, right
field; Waddell,' PITCHER; Shoemaker.
pitcher.
Albuquerque Browns-Roy Melon.
aid. catcher, Worries. third base Cos.
grove, first base: Brown. second base;
Ortiz. center field Quier left field.
Smith, right field; Barrett short stop;
Haverly, pitcher.
Summary.
Bases on Balls-Hayerly. g Shoe
maker. ].
Two Base Hits--Lyon. Mcdonald,
Ortiz.
Three Base Hit-Lyon.
Home Run-W Parson.
Hit by Pitched Ball--"WaddelI," /:
Shoemaker, 2 Haverly. ..
Struck Out--"Wadden," 8; Shoemak-
er. 3: Haverly, o.
Passed Balls-McDonald.3 3; Parsons.
Umpire-Bob Gortner.
Scorer--Dettelbach
There was a great deal of JOY in this
city when the news came of the victory
of the Browns.
w. f. Martin has punched together
a fine lot of ball players in his Santa
Fe Central team.
The Albuquerque Browns will chaI-
lenge FL Paso. Silver City and Socorro
clubs for series OF games.
The Elks Of Santa Fe think of organ
izing a base ball team to play games
with the Albuquerque and Las Vegas
! l,lks.
The OLD hard feeling that has for
merly existed between Santa Fee and
Albuquerque bal. players was not man
ifest yesterday, and some good games
between the two teams may be expect
, ed this season.
, The Santa Fe team and people gen
orally treated the Browns royalty and
IL will not be forgotten when Santa Fe
comes to this city to play. rhe games
are more pleasant to witness where
there is a good natured rivalry and not
a continual scrapping match.
The Santa Fe Centrals play at Las
Vegas next Sunday, and at ,ne New
Mexico School of Mines on the 10Th OF
this month. which is commencement
day al the institution. and the three
days following this may be secured for
Albuquerque This would make them
appear here on May 50 Memorial
day.. which falls on Friday this year
and Saturday and Sunday. May 81 and
June |. They would be passing
through the city on their way home
from Socorro on the morning of the
Both Hartman Wynkoop mas written
to Martin trying to arrange for these
, dates in Albuquerque.