Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-06
new MEXICO, MONDAY EVENING" JULY 7go3. 80

came UP for sentence and after slicing
three large chunks sof atmosphere he
applied for a. change OF venue and
sat down and the first half was over.
The medieos came in from the field
with i here comes the conquer
ing hero expression and when quiet
was restored sentTipton. the son oil 4
doctor, @ the plate with Instructions
to KIN IL He deiiveyed the medicine
! by sending out hit and masle his way.
around and scored on d combination
OF errors. Hammond had prescrips,
ltion which read three strikes and hG
Went away back and stood up Mlieis.
ler, after sending out a few chickens.
sliced the air three times In vain
endeavor to perform successful op-.
Grafton. Rolls, the man imported
| from Watrous, then came up smiling
and after slicing the air once 81 twice,
diagnosed ope,of Davis twisters furA
| hit Mills followed with night -
into left scoring Rolls. Black ID h
walked ito the plate with his case OF
instruments and after thoroughly ster.
liking his bat. hit q hot one down
to first which was too hot to handle
and then stole second but expired
there as Shaw walked up with smile
and a Panama hat and when the Ia
I dies had quieted down II was discover
ed that he had made three incisions in
the air without any result, and the
first inning was over.
Act two in the Comedy Of Errors be-
gan with Jones at the plate and wait
ing for fee which he secured In the
shape of safe hit Money followed
with nice high one over short but 1t
did not look good TO Mills. 30 he sat
down to ponder while the sphere
rolled out into left field and before II
was recovered Jones crossed the plate
and Money rested on second, scoring
a little later when Hayden served the
papers on a base hit. Hayden scored
when Clark started fast one to left
which awarded him damages to the ex-
tent q three bases He was followed
by Da 3, who subpoeaned several wit
nesses 20 witness his drive. He en-
in~rrv~ss 80 rn-sc-Ate s*he pitchers
anatomy and landed safe at first
stand before the excitement was over
he had scored on wild throw. Rog
ers hit for one bag but was caught
while trying to pilfer second base.
Lucas sliced nice one and was safe,
but expired while trying to locate
third. Romero secured four pills and
strolled. Hayden hit to short and lost
his case. this ended the trouble and
the docs strolled In for try at the
bat. Hay wandered up to the plate
and after vainly endeavoring to con-
meet, received one Of Pitcher Davis,
choicest speeders In the short ribs and
walked to first and came home little
later when Mills hit n corker to left
Smith got into the running and scored
on wild throw. Upton secured one
to his liking and when the ball had
been recovered he was resting at home
Hammond strolled up and thinking the
case desperate repeated the dose.
Mueller hit to left for two prescrip.
tions, stole third and came home when
Rolls smashed one al short. Mills
came up again then and hit to second,
forcing Rolls out. Black raped one
out to center for two bases. Shaw
took on his hat bnt could not connect
with The Dvais twisters so picked It up
again and sat down. Hay hit at first
and died natural death. leaving two
on bases, and the second round was
over.
Round three opened with Jones Mt
the bat. but the best he could do was
to cut OF three chunks Of atmosphere. |
Money hit to left and scored later.
Mills hit to second and beat the ball
out, but turned the wrong way after
crossing the bag and was touched out
Clark gave an exhibition Of striking
out. Mills was the first one up for
the doctors and dropped one over
second making the circuit on errors
Upton dropped one into left for two
cushions and scored when Hammond |
repeated the dose. The latter scored
on Mucller's hit to short Rolls pop
ped up nice one to second which Luz
cas- dropped and Mueller scored. Mills
sauntered and Rolls registered. Black
tapped out a two-bagger and Mills
scored. Shaw located the ball but
over ran frst and was out for turn
Ing wrong way. Hay endeavored to
get rid OF Bunker, who was on the
bench watching the legal bats, by driv-
ing foul into his ribs but was unsuc-
cessful and famed. Smith famed
Davis opened the fourth by hit;
Rogers ditto and Lucas served one
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