Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-09-19
SANTA FE DAY
! AT THE FAIR
Interesting Program Carried Out
at Albuquerque This After.
noon ard Night.
NAVAJO FIRE DANCE
Two Baseball Games. s...El Paso Against
Las Vegas and Clifton Versus Trini.
dad. ..Trottng Ostrich.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
| Albuquerque, Sept. 19.--The crowd
at the fair grounds on the opening
afternoon of the Territorial Fair yes
terday, was comparatively small, al
though 1t was quite the equal of most
fair opening days. 1t found plenty to
amuse it between the base ball, the
races and tn ebronco busting. The
busting yesterday afternoon was de-
cidedly better than the free exhibi-
ton of Sunday afternoon. The big
shipment of ponies from the Dia-
mond A ranches had arrived and some
of the unruly ones were trotted out
They performed properly, doing some
tall bucking and giving the cowboys
an hour of good hard work. One of
the big events this afternoon will be
a cowboy relay race, the first of the
fair. There are some speedy ponies
entered, one string which comes from
Estancia, being something of a mar
vel.
This afternoon, too, the trotting os-
trich is scheduled to appear twice.
The ostrich is calculated to make the
ordinary man get up in his seat and
stare. The other attractions this af-
ternoon in addition to the base ball
will be cavalry drill by Troop H.
some Indian rough riding and roping
and horse racing.
Navajo Fire Dance Tonight.
Tonight the program on the streets
will be even more interesting. There
will be Navajo fire dance, another
run by the fire department, plenty of
red fire and in addition a review of
the cavalry. The bands will give a
drill on the street and things will
move fast from o'clock until $50
Santa Fe Day Program in Detail.
The program as carried out today.
which is Santa Fe day, is as follows:
900 a. m. Band concert-down-
town.
1000 a. m. Baseball r., Pasn We
Las Vegas.
| 1870 p. m. 2:11 pace.
2 p. m. Baseball, Clifton VS.. Trini
dad
2:3O p. m. Trotting Ostrich.
p. m. Six furlong running race.
$3.50 p. m. Trotting Ostrich.
p. m. One mile cowboy race. 7
4:30 p m. United States Cavalry
drill
Evening-Downtown.
1880 p. m. Band parade.
8 p. m. Fire alarm and exhibit :"
run.
S15 p. m. Grand illumination, 500
pounds red fire.
$3.50 p. m. Navajo Za-Chi-Ca dance.
9 p. m. United States Cavalry re
view.
FL Paso Browns Defeat Las Vegas
Blues.
In the second game OF the base ball
series at the 25th annual Territorial
Fair yesterday the Las Vegas Blues
were defeated in a we'll played game
by the Ell Paso Browns by score of
Z to 5. The batteries were: Ell Paso,
Loring and Coleman; Las Vegas,
Nash and Brown. The feature of the
game was the hitting of the Pass City
team. From the first two games Of the
series indications are that the fans
will be treated to week Of rare
base ball and all the games will be
closely contested. Trinidad and Cliff.
ton played this afternoon.
Clifton Defeats Trinidad.
The third game of the base ball
series was played this afternoon. Cliff.
ton and Trinidad are the opposing
teams. Batteries, Trinidad, Lockard
and Rounds; Clifton, Werbecker and
Meyer. The scoring up to the eighth
inning was all done by Clifton, who
secured in the first, in the third.
and 2 in the fifth making the score at
the end of the seventh inning to Q
In favor of Clifton.
Eighth inning. In this inning
the Trinidad boys took a brace and
batted out four runs. Lockard started
the ball rolling by singing to first
He was scored on drive by Berry
Owen lined one out bringing in Berry
Bell then made a home on an error
Clifton got two runs. Score at enc
Of eighth inning: Clifton 8; Trinidad
4. Final score, Clifton II; Trinidad
4. Trinidad's pitcher was eas!
money for Clifton.