Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-13
CLAIM PAO|LLA DID
MUCH UNNECESSARY
RAG CHEWING
DETAILS ABOUT SCRAP
GRAYS HAD AT ROSWELL
Register Tribune Says Dan Ar
gued Too Much and Delayed
Canes Fans Were Very Sore
When Albuquerque Quit,

--
buquerpue ways Is S'FtihS MS snare
of publicity in the Pecos Valleys
these days. Dan has been roasted
every now and then because he re-
fused 10 play a tinal game at Itos-
well last saturday. the game being
called off because OF a dispute with
Manager Fred Hunt, of the Roswell
team over the division of the gate
receipts ana the payment of expenses.
fhe Roswell Resister-Trtbune of
Tuesday calls Dan a gutter in
the headlines and then goes on to
give the particulars or the Disagree
able AFFAIR IN winch the Albuquer-
que manager is charged with being
the cause of all the trouble. The
story follows;
The illIh game 81 the series be-
tween tne ~AlpuqucrIue trays ana tile
lnvlhClpleS ~ t.tls ~ caihe 70 q WHY
adrupl chilli iast SATURDAY alteTnoon
""u '"'ie ""o :, a. nc" f." VI =,
lals as WI letlreu rom d pall stouilu
many ol WIoht lookeu very lhucll like
the old men may goes INTO Il water
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lne lun eAplailaIloh ol w reasons
anu uI"N Vo9cl9slolls lor the"iseiVSs'
me eEIster- Ilpuile mas SoilG 10 tne
tloupie anu tlllc 70 set tle luIi status
~ 'hlnSa ii9Hi ehe ia"AsciiVh "
lHe 'thletC sIuunust III tie peSni-
HiHS EcSotnltlous were ehtercd lu'o
with Dan FAUNA VINO is the mana
ger OF Sle trays lot Il series o. three
games AS they had qulte Il instance
TO come ana the expense Would De
very heaNy' ffeu - hunt manager
of the Roswell team, sent the follow
ing telegram to Mr.. Pddula, a copy
of which is here Reproduced:
Roswell n. NJ, July %, 1910. Dan
Padilla, Albuquerque. ~. M,-Can't
we start series Tuesday and play -FOUR
games? Terms, expense OF balls and
ten dollars each game Tor grounds,
deducted from gross. Divide balance
sixty and forty. our t~ranaporta-
ton and hotel bin guaranteed. Wire
acceptance, and | will wire t~ransporta-
ton twelve men. Signed, Fred Hunt.
Albuquerque, n. NJ, July 2S, 1910.
Fred Hunt, Manager RosWel Base
ball Team, Roswell, n. M.-Terms
your telegram Thurday satisfactory
and are accepted. Will leave sunday
night to start series of games Tues
day. can you tell me where / can get
games for Saturday and sunday?
Want towns that viii draw good.
send transportation for twelve men.
Signed, Daniel Padilla.
The men came, according to con
tract, won two and lost two. ON
Wednesday, after the game. Mr.. Hunt
saw that the boys on both sides were
playing reasonably good ball, and as
The crowds were good. and it is so
hard to get good teams here, that he
went to Mr., Padilla, the manager of
the Grays and told him that it did
not matter which won the series of
four games, they were commanding
good crowds, and he thought they
would get better GoNds here thar
any where in the valley, and asked If
he would play the fifth game here,
saturday, on the same terms as his
contract by telegraph, and this he !
very gladly decided to do stating that
every thing was satisfactory. Nothing
was heard that would lead to believe
there was any dissatisfaction. The
pame v,ae IA he cal1ed at 9.3o so that
The boys would Get trough i'm good
time to take the train south that even
ing, and at the same time turn the
ball grounds over 10 some Young men
who we're going to pull off a wild
west show there. Both teams came
out on the grounds for practice.
warmed nm ms usual a crowd of at
least 500 people were there and anxi-
Gus to see tho fifth game as the other
two had been a tie, each side winning
Two, and within ten minutes Tor tlfne |
TO play Bali, Mr.. Padilla sent word
to the management he wanted a set
tlcmcnt before PLAYING the game.
Mr.. Hunt was at the bIeacher gate
taking in the money, and he sent word
to Ross l.. Malone to 20 and settle
with Mr.. Padilla, still not thinking
there was any thing in the air. Mr..
Malone is assisting in the manage
ment of the things given in the park
and ne went. Mr.. Padilla then for
the first time, demanded all their
expenses, and sixty per cent of the
gate receipts for the two games they
won, and forty per cent for the two
gamps they lost. OF course this
would have been much more money
than was taken in altogether for the
four games and the Management
would not give il. Mr.. Hunt was sent
for, and after getting the kilograms
and reading to them. they took their
han team and loft the field. leaving
500 fans to moss AT what was the
matter. They argued The matter until
after o n,,tooL md AR Hunt told the
m-anap.n,.nt tber nnnId ia nothing
plsr mi -, hack to the hall
erounds ma ro,d hntb tstegrams 10 I
tho f,ns M taId nm tbeir nancy
was rradv ~ ! re-f"nd ar Tho rates.
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