Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-03

horses proved better buckers than run
ners But II was a most interesting
race because every one OF the con
testants are known as unusually fine
riders.
The buclling contest proved some
thing OF farce as the supposed TO
be bucking animal refused to live up
to his fierce reputations. The out
law horses ridden by G. II Allen fur
nished considerable amusement Tor the
spectators.
or the four ladies entering the 100
yard race carrying glass of water
Miss Grace Spires won first place and
Miss Olga Schaff second
Mr.. Thompson's demonstration Of
the milking machine was omitted on
account OF the lateness of the hour
when the other features of the pro
gram were completed. Today the ex-
hibiiion will be given early in the
Afternoon.
Several thousand Interested specta
tors viewed last nights street attrac
tions, With the business house deco
rations and the colored lights effec-
lively placed the street presented a
highly pleasing appearance.
Tonight's masked carnival will be Il
fitting climax TO this exceedingly sue
eessful event.
Aztec handed Silyerton quite a sur
prise package in yesterdays game.
Hubbard of Durango did the twirlIns
for Aztec and had the heavy hitters
|of the Alamosa-Silverton team stand
ing on their heads and swinging at the
ball with holes In their bats most OF
the time. He pitched shut-out ball up
until in the ninth inning IIerIick made
a pretty single and scored when Fen
nell Strengthened out one of Hubs
ont curves for three bases. scoring
himself when Hubbard fumbled the
throwing These We're the only rms
Sivefton got during the game. Aztec
scored three runs in the sixth on a
hit, two errors and batter being hit
pf piltHsi bdll- III tHt s1NtH'h 4 AZ
terson let Chester's grounder get
through him. Hilderbrand then sac
rificed the big chief to second base,
from where he scored on Landry's er-
rcr. No other scores were made Both
of Silvertons runs were earned while
Aztec earned none. The score by in
nings:
Aztec .........O o 0 0 0 3 o o.
Silyerton .........0 %
The Silverton boys took sweet re-
venge on Aztec this morning for the
defeat of yesterday when they wal
loped Aztec to the tune of II to ). The
Aztec team never had look in al.
though they tied the score in the
second, Silverton found the Aztec
in scores at will Aztec was shut out
in the first half while Silyerton scored
Two runs on hits by Fennell and Hon
slSea and n third-base hit by Herrick
Aztec came back in the second and
tide the score by getting to Honskea
for three hits. which with an error
by the shortstop let in two runs. This
seemed to enrage Silverton as they
had looked on Aztec as easy. Joyce
went to the bat first and got on by
error by Austin. Then the fireworks
started and before the smoke cleared
away six runs had crossed the pan
This put the game on ice as far as
Silverton was concerned and Honskea
eased up and let them hit. But Aztec
was unable to score again until the
eighth when two hits coupled with Il
walk let in three scores. Hilderbrand
being knocked out of the box in the
second Big Chief Chester was put in
and pitched good ball the rest of the
game, holding Silverton to three more
runs. Aztec did not score in the ninth
SO Silverton did not go to bat for the
last half. Score by innings:
Silverton ......2 6 ! 90 0 Ill
Aztec ......0 2 0 0 0 0 3 o. S