El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-22
SOLDIERS WIN ONE
AND LOSE one
BALL CAME
Trounce the Globe Mills
Sunday and Are Defeated
Saturday.

The Fort Bliss team returned to its
winning form in the city baseball
leagues double header at Washington
park, Sunday and defeated the Globe
Mills boys in a to game The White
Sox kept up their winning streak by
winning from the Internationals by
to 0 score in the second game Of the
afternoon.
Armstrong. who has been the star
pitcher Of the city league SO far this
season, opened the game for the Globe
Mills team, but was touched up to
such an extent by the soldiers IN the
first inning that he was forced to
retire. Two hits. couple OF wild pitch
es and the three runs of the soldiers
proved to be his undoing. Capt. Briesh
succeeded him.
Briesh pitched good ball until the
| fifth inning when he weakened and Ma
| gle finished the game for the Globe
! Mills team. Maggie held the soldiers
safe.
Mathews proved to be an iron man
| for the soldiers team, as. after pitch
] finished the greater part of the Sun
day game for the soldiers after Po-
linski was touched up rather freely in
| the third inning by the Globe Mills
team and so forcing him to go to the
bench
The first double play of the year was
pulled off by the Globe Mills team dur
ing the game. Smith, of the soldiers,
got to first on a walk. Reed, the next
up. hit to the pitcher, who threw to
second and caught Smith, and the sec
ond baseman hurried the ball to first,
getting Reed, and so completing the
play.
The score. HE
Fort Bliss $500. S01 O2O 0--6 4
Globe Mills ........ COL 600 IL 5 3
Batteries: Fort Bliss. Pollnski.
Mathews and Smith; Globe Mills. Arm
! strong, Briesh, Nagle and Doering
The Second Game.
The Internationals had an off day
| in the second game of the double head
er Sunday and this. coupled with the
| absence of their two regular pitchers.
| gave the game to the White Sox by
TO score. The team was unable to
| hit and when a player manager to
squeeze a safe one the next man up
/ was unable to come through with the
| required bingle Only one time did they
have a chance to score during the game
/ and this was in the sixth inning, but
the umpire managed to call some that
were not over the pan and retired the
team
The White Sox on the other hand
were in first class form and played a
good consistent game. Fisher, who did
| the pitching for the White SoX, held
the Mexican team to four lonely bin
! giles. and they were we'll scattered.
Mclean opened the game for the In
ternationals but did not have anything
and the third baseman, Cano was forced
| to go into the box and finish the game.
Caro-. the International shortstop, was
! the sensation of the game. He chopped
down the high ones and dug up the
/ 1oxrv s.a oTx
| throw to first no matter at what angle
he was forced to deliver the ball
The score. R. HI E,
Internationals zoo 600 60 4 2
White Sox ....... 200 022 -O--6 8 3
Batteries: White sox, Fisher and
Fogg; Internationals, Mclean, Cano and
ManQuera.
White Sox Win.
The White Sox won a game Saturday;
they defeated the Fort Bliss team by
the score of to 6 in the first Satur-
day game of the city baseball league
season at Washington park. Mathews
the big soldier pitcher, was not much
of a puzzle to the White Sox during
the early part of the play. and in the
first inning they piled up five runs
which were the main figure in the
| final score.
Saturdays game was the first that
Mathews has worked this season, and
after the opening session he held his
| opponents pretty well in check. Joe
Bryan Globe Mills player, started the
work in the box for the White Sox, but
was jerked out the latter part of the
first inning as the soldiers had no trou-
bic in finding his curves. Thompson,
| the White Sox left fielder, followed
Bryan in the box and held the soldiers
safe for the remainder of the game.
Howard Fogg made his first appeeTs
ance behind the bat for the White Sox
and Rokahr a shortstop, worked in
that position for the first time for the
same team.
The score. r H e.
White Sox 500 600 O20-7 II 6
Fort Bliss .02o COL 0e3@ S 3
Batteries: Fort Bliss. Mathews and
Smith; White Sox,l Bryan, Thompson and