El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-09
CANANEA WINS THE SUNDAY CAME
FROM E PAsO BY ONE RUN

pitched the game OF their lives and it
was a toss up as TO who won the de-
cision in the pitching department
Cananea Scores Quickly.
Cananea, at bat first, went at il
early in the game and scored two
runs before El Paso had been to bat
at all. Hodges, first up got a base
on balls, Adams retired from the fierce
cross fire Of Gray's delivery and Good
man hit to Earthman between second
and first. KaI booted the ball, which
could be scored either a hit or an
error because it was a hard chance,
and, failing to recover in time. al
lowed Goodman to get on. This sent
Hodges to second and when r. Whal-
ing was given another free trip in
violation Of the anti pass law, Hodges
was landed safely at third Right
there was where the first Of series
of misplays by Hewitt on third start
ed He fumbled CANDLES grounder
down third base way and lost it in
the silt which surrounds that part of
the field.
This allowed Goodman to score from
third and in the mixup which followed
R. Whaling also scored. Hewitts work
at third was decidedly ragged and, in
addition to another error in the fourth
when he booted B. Whaling's ground
ball, he made a demonstration against
the umpire which was very much out
Of place from the field captain Of the
club.
The Score Tied
Ell Paso tied the score in a hard knot
in the eighth. Rumsey was hit by
Thomas, Mccarthy hit an easy one to
Adams, advancing Rumsey one base.
Then came Tex. Merit, he hit a hot
one to left and when Rumsey started
to beat it home on the throw in Tex
continued going to second. That was
the sum total of FL Paso scoring, al
though Gowan got on third in the
eleventh and seemed to have a good
chance to get home. But Thomas
struck out Rumsey and Jackson, re-
firing the side without the needed run
to break up the game. Cananea Jared
better in the 18th. Adams got sin
gle to right through first and second,
went TO second on McCarthy's failure
to field the hit clean, was advanced to
third by Goodman's single to center
and scored on the throw This ended
the game with honors about even, and
FL Paso at the little end of the total
score column.
Spectacular Fielding.
The game was filled with Spectacu-
lar fielding stunts Jackson made an
aerial ascent in the fourth and pulled
down high one with his right NIT.
Flick went him one better in the leap
ing game, dragging down Adams hit,
which looked good for two bases, but
which Flick stabbed with his gloved
hand. Hodges made a long running
catch Of Gowan's fly TO deep right in
the fourth, spearing it off while run
ming at full speed in the direction of
the race track. r. Whaling's two
Dagger in the eighth was the only hit
made in the game which went be-
yond the single limit.
Some Signal Failures.
Playing manager Harbuck received
considerable criticism from the grand
stand for a number of apparent bone
headed plays, which in reality were
only well planned tricks Of a field
general, which fell down because the
opposition caught onto them and
crossed them up. Twice the batter
was given hit and run signal only
TO have waste balls delivered to him
where 1t was impossible to hit them
This cost considerable as the men
were thrown out at second with ease. In
the fourth, an attempt was made to
draw the first baseman away from the
plate with the ball in his hand in
order TO allow Mccarthy to score from
third base. Gray, who got on with an
error by Adams, was picked to work
the trick. He started off, drew the
throw to first, and then stalled
around in the neighborhood of first
until Mccarthy had plenty of time to
beat it home, but for some unknown
reason Mac failed to get in on the
play and Gray was left high and drv
with nothing for his cleverly planned