El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-31
SUNDAY GAMES ARE
FINE PITCHERS
BATTLES
Pedregon and Dukes Are at
Their Best and Give
Good Exhibitions of
Pitching Skill.

The fans that journeyed 10 Wash
treated to. the best exhibitions of
pitchers's battles that have been seen
on the Park diamond his season In
the first game both Pedregon and
Dukes were at their best the Mexican
twirler getting somewhat the best Of
the battle. only allowing two hits and
striking out six men, while Dukes el-
lowed four hits and only struck out
one
In the second game Hardin had the
Millers completely at his mercy, st-ik-
ing ont Is men In the entire game
allowing only two hits and yielding Up
one base on balls. On the other hand
the Popular White Sox fell onto Arm
strong in the fourth and fifth innings
for seven hits, winning the game
easily
The First Game.
Three errors In the second inning
yielded the Internationais their only
score Of the day in the first game
Dukes was never in danger at any
time and II he had received the proper
support at this stage the game would
have lasted over the prescribed seven
innings. The Soldiers got a man 70
third twice. but Pedregon was invfnc-
ible and they were never able TO reach
home plate.
Batteries: Fort Bliss Dukes and
Granith: Internationals Pedregon and
z Mesa
Score by innings: r II E
Fort Bliss -c0O OOO u
Internationals 01O 600 81 L
The Second Game.
After pitching three fine innings, the
White Sox fell on to Armstrong in the
fourth and fifth innings Of the second
game Sunday and knocked him out Of
the box, getting seven hits and scor-
ing five runs In the fourth Kiefer
was presented with a base by being bit
and was advanced to third on Trim |
ble's hit, Trim stealing second later.
With two men down and two on base /
Fisher drove out a twobagger to left /
scoring the two runners.
In the fifth Simpson doubled to left |
and went TO third on Gowan's single |
to right Gowaa stole second and 4
then with one out, Ross singled to left
both runners scoring. Hill was put in
the box at this stage and made wild
pitch, allowing Ross TO go to third.
and then let him score with second
wild pitch. After these two bad throws
Hill settled down and the Popular
White Sox were not able to get a man
A
Batteries. Globe Mills, Armstrong,
Hill and Doering; Populars. Hardin
and Fogg.
Score by innings: 81 e
Globe Mills 600 ooo o. 2
White Sox 900 $50 x
Saturdays Game.
s-There was no Joy in Globesvi1le
The mighty Pon'roy had struck out"
After scoring two men in the ninth
and with two men left on bases. Pom
eroy was put in to bat for Briesh, but
the hopes of his teammates for a tied !
score were never realized-he made
three vicious swings and the game was
finished the Soldiers winning the Sat
urday game TO g.
Sullivan pitched q magnificent game
throughout only allowing the Soldiers
four hits but his support was poor.
the Aiillers. making five errors. which
Melted all the runs The Soldiers came
close to losing a game that had been
won in the ninth inning on errors of
shortstop Johnson He had played a
steady game up 70 the close. but appa-
rently got ratified, as he made three
errors In succession, and If Pomeroy
could have connected with the bali
there might have been a different
story.
Batteries: Globe Mills. Sullivan and
Doering; Fort Bliss. Matthews and
score bv innings: He
Globe Mills -. 900 oo1 oo2-S 8
Fort Bliss . oo0 100 3ox-4 8
LACK OF HOME SUPPORT rs