Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-22
PEERLESS MAKE FIVE
RUNS IN FIFTH AND
TAKE THE GAME
Albuquerque Had the Contest
ON Ice When Visitors De-
veIoped a Big Batting Rally
and Won 5 to A,

After Weeks had the game won
for the Grays yesterday. had 1t safely
tucked away in the pocket Of his
blouse, he became discouraged in the
firth inning because of the errors that
We're being made behind him. and let
down long enough to hand a golden
opportunity to the Peerless club of
f'Santa Fe, which they quickly took ad-
vantage OF to the extent OF five runs,
which proved plenty to win the O n
test. A trio of errors and two free
passes We're responsible for the de-
feat of the locals. The grief for the
locals happened when Gaastra got on
because Donovan dropped the ball at
first. Bernardinelli also got on like
wise when Cornish bObbled a ground
er. Echberg reached the initial sack
because of an error by Burns. With
practically his entire infield on the
blink, Weeks became Waery of the
performance and pitched at random.
Gaastra scored when Weeks threw
Keiff out at first. Rapid firing by
Weeks resulted in Alarid and Koch
getting free transportation, which
forced in Bernardinelli. Koch was
thrown out at second on a fielderss
Oy Clancy and Echberg scored on the
play. Galgano hit TO Burns and Ala
rid scored While the second baseman
was looking where the ball was sup
posed to be. stanton singled. scoring
Clancy and the batting rally ended
when Burns threw out stanton going
to second.
Albuquerque started after the game
hard in the second inning, regardless
of the fact that Joe G|algano, a West
ern league pitcher, was on the firing
line for the visitors. Galgano pitched
good ball, but his three years expert
mo-. IA HAl Iaaytra- h.g mot van1nL "a
bright particular star out of him. II
was the consensus of opinion among
the fans that Gal pitched as good
BAH with the Albuquerque Browns
four years ago as he did for Santa
re yesterday. Galgano got away with
a quetette Of hits and struck out min
while his young friend Weeks was
touched for a half dozen hits and
famed out ten.
The Grays started the ball rolling
in the second inning. Donovan singled
was advanced to second on a sacrifice
hit by KunZ, and stretched IL as far
as third base, DonoVan's base rum /
ming is this play was a real Ty Cobb
and one of the prettiest fea-
lures Of the game. Donovan scored
Weeks hit to Clancy. Instead of
tagging Donovan at home. Clancy at
to nail Weeks at first and
wild. advancing Weeks to sec
ond. Hidalgo then touched Galgano |
for q three Dagger and scored while |
was throwing out Cornish at
first on a grounder. With three runs
10 start on and all hands playing good
ball il looked as if the Grays had the |
long end Of the score safely away in
he refrigerator. But things broke |
for Santa Fe in the fifth and they |
garnered five while Weeks and the in |
field was suffering from a temporary |
slump. The locals tried hard to get /
Jack their lost ground. but their eff |
were futile. With W men out
n the sixth, DE Blassi recovered one
-un, when he singled, stole second
and made nome on DonOvan's hit.
The Peerless played splendid bail
and were behind Galgano all the way, |
)ut even at that II looked as if Albu-
would either win the game or
lie the score i'm the ninth inning. De
Blassi famed and Donovan singled
went to second when Kunz got
/ hit to short right. Weeks advanced
10Th men on a sacrifice hit. At this
itage of the game Pete Hidalgo was
scheduled to bat and according to all
Indications was likewise scheduled
hit. Excitement i'm the grand stand
intense and the fans were biting
heir finger nails and waving their
traw hats, hoping for a tenth inning. 1
\ CONFERENCE was ANAA ktANtti 11l~
and Clancy and it was decided to
dive Pete a present Of a ticket to first
,ase. Deliberately with malice fore
hought. Galgano shot four balls wide
rom the pan. much to the disgust of
mighty Pete and the chagrin of his
colleagues. with two out and three
men on bases. it was up to Doc Cor
fish to save the day. Mastering every
.rt known to the baseball pitcher in
hole" Galgano sorted his curves
% handily that Cornish was unable
o hit. The game was over. All in all
he contest was q good one. The crowd i
vas larger than usual and evidently
thoroughly enjoyed the exhibition, APP
in non-partisan style. the
ommendale plays Of the boys on both
cams. /.
The score:
INTO To An - II 20 l. l.