Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-23
TEXANS WIN FROM
ALBUQUERQUE
z To 6
Amarillo Nine Proves Itself Su-
petior to Local Santa Fee Az
g~regatioai Both Teams De-
liver Good Brand of Ball,

A good-sized crowd of fans, with
a fair %sprinkling of fannies, saw the
Amarillo and Albuquerque teams Of
the Santa Fe railroad league battle at
Traction park yesterday, the game
being won by the Texans, IL to g..
Notwithstanding the generous bunch
of runs pounded out during the after
noon. the exhibition was quite inter-
esting.
The most spectacular feature Of the
game happened in the fourth inhlne,
when Mullen, left field for Amarillo,
made a daring steal from third to
home, making his getaway from the
base just as Rinker, pitcher for the
40 team, was winding up for his de-
livery, With q Ty Cobb start, Mullen
rushed down the base line, hit the
dirt and slid in home, arriving safe by
q fraction of q second. The steal was
we'll done and Mullen was given a big
hand from the grandstand.
During the first three innings botn
a%ggregations handed out q splendid
line of ball. neither side scoring. The
bows from the Lone Star country ga
thered three in the fourth, were
blankcd in the fifth, n reaped a
harvest Of seven runs in the sixth. The
sixth was the turning point for Amar-
no yesterday tlt birdh NNilii5 -
first part Of this round. Rinker let
down and it was pretty much of a
merry-go-round throughout the IN
ming. Rinker's support became rather
shakY. and one. or two plays were
made in the infield which might have
been turned in q different ~dlrccllon II
better Judgment had been used. The
Texans were well satisfied with inc
results in the sixth ana coh'ehtca
themselves with one in the seventh
and shut-outs in the eighth and ninth.
Albuquerque got started IN the
fourth also ana earned two on a par
Of hits to the outtield. II IN the
firth and one more in the seventh was
the hest they could 40 however anu
the exhibition closed win the score
II to b IN favor OF the Nlsitofs'
me game was rathef lohE urtNh
out. nearly two 4 z nan hours pc
ing consumed IN playing IT, hu. 'nerS
were IeW unlltercstlhS ihonieil'9' ~"
.Altoselner inc ans were ven aa'ia
fied. Ihere Were uulle q huIhpei y,
Amarillo f"oteIs III att'llu"ilce aHu
the IeNahs We're seHeinuslN dPPi@uu-
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