El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
CACTUS LEAGUE DOPE

- OYHENEIX'S goat is got. The
= Arizona baseball writers are now
on the warpath for little boy
blues topnot and it is up to Vic Wall
ing to import another indicator holder
who can handle the game. With all fair
ness to Goyheneix, he just will not do
Detailed reports from the Douglas game
Sunday show up his work as even more
ragged than at first reported. He means
well but good intentions fill more than
one church choir with bum singers and
little Coy is in the wrong pew when he
tries TO umpire. IT is hoped that his
duties as mayor OF Naco will detain him
in that town indefinitely, at least keep
him preoccupied to the extent of pre-
venting him from officiating as the
Judge advocate in any more ball games
Eli Gates is lost. His mother says so
in a letter TO the American consul at
Nogales. Son. She is looking for one
Z. E. Gates, who is thought TO be the
same Z. E. who kicked over the traces
in the Sunday game with Douglas here
two weeks ago. Mrs Gates wrote to
the American consul for information re-
garding one E. E Gates and the letter
was forwarded to Douglas for detailed
information regarding the ball player
who is supposed to be the long lost
Charlie Ross. AS Gates went through
here Saturday on his way TO Des Moines,
Iowa, that address in care Of the Des
Moines bah club would probably reach
him.
Cap. is going away. Not Cap. Hewitt
nor Cap. Merritt, but Cap. just the
same. On June first. Wednesday at I :05
.. m. to be exact, r. J Caplinger win
leave on the comets tail limited for
points north and east. But who in the
goodness gracious is F. ). CaplingerE
CIV IA fol mi
form and patrols the Oregon and San
Antonio street cOrne@baseban bug Of
the Benjamin brend-patrolman Cap
of course you know him-everyone in
town does and what's more. likes him
as much as ne likes baseball which is
travelling some. Cap. gets his vacation
on June first and he is not going to
waste any time taking it Back TO
Charlottesville, Ind, for his; back where
the Wabash college chaps play the col
Iege game: back where Hubartt played
his first baseball before breaking into
the bush. The big patrOlman has
everything planned and packed for the
trip, although it is yet a full week be-
fore the Hoosier's train pulls out OF the
union station. In the meantime, patrol
man Caplinger is praying that baseball
bug Caplinger viii witness three
straight winnings for the Mavericks in
order that he can tell the folks back
tus country does things. Manager Har-
buck has arranged all of the games to
be played away from home while Cap is
visiting the folks so that the big base
ball fan Will not miss any home games
Ell Paso is TO be shown. Not base
ball, for as displayers of baseball goods,
,EI Paso is in the position Of the shower
Snd not the shOw-ee- But it is western
hospitality that Bisbee Is going TO shSw
FL Paso when the Mavericks go over
Wolfville way on June 4 to play the
first game in the copper camp. pa
rade in three sections from all of the
Warren district outposts viii be given
in the evening after the game and the
team and fans who go over from here
viii be the guests at q dance TO be
given in the opera house. Bisbee is get
ting away with the glad hand game OF
the league this year. incidentally
might be mentioned that the Maroons
are likewise at the top OF the average
column
Confusion, not TO say CONSERVATION,
ruled the office Tuesday evening when
the wire report Of the Chicago-New
York game in tie American league ar
rived. There is was: Game called on
account Of darkness: Chicago 5-9-3; New
York, $50 Thinking it must have
been a mistake in transmission. the
scores were asked for again Back over
the wire they came with the same 5-9-3
opposite each Of the teams. As such 1t
went as it lay and a little bit Of base
ball history was recorded in that it was
the first tine two teams had ever
played q tie game with the runs, hits
and errors the same
Gil, the new spit ball pitcher, is ex-
pected here Thursday evening from the