El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-14
SOME GOOD BALL
At THE PARK
ON SUNDAY
Lefty Hills Star Pitching.
"Potts" Lopez Makes
Sensational Play

The Millers beat the Soldiers in the
first City league game, Sunday, IN
contest that was featured by clean
plays, and the lack of wrangling.
Lefty Hill, who handled the business
end Of the sphere for the flour makers,
had the soldiers at his mercy, and
pitched himself out of some bad holes
With the score 8 to 0 in the sixth,
Hill allowed Fort Bliss players to Sc
cure sacks with no outs. The next man
up flew to Chenny at short the sec
ond swatted the air, and the third
sailed to Nagle in right, who pulled
down the grand stand by a hundred
yard dash after the would be scoring
pill
Lundy in the center garden for the
army boys was the star for the fight
ers, and made two catches on the
run that really belonged to the other
fielders
Doering got cracked on the bean
with soldier bat early in the game,
but he was soon in condition again
The score by innings:
R.HE
Globe Mills 20 001o2 o-s 2
Fort Bliss 80 0 o Of o. 8 4
Batteries: Globe Mills, Hill and Doer-
ing; Fort Bliss, Dukes and Granith.
Umpire: Jacobs.
White Sox Defeat Mexicans-
With Hardin pitching a, one hit gamel
and his teammates playing without an
error, the White Sox shut out the
Mexicans to in the second game
Sunday. The game was fast and clean
until about the middle of the swat
ting when Hardin hit a grounder to
Flores on third with the first and
second sacks occupied. when Flores
grabbed the pill, and stood on the
third base, but Jacobs failed to see
him do it, and called Hefner safe as
he ran to the third sack The crowd
saw that Jacobs had made mistake
and began to file out of the grand
stand onto the field. and Fogg re-
quested that Jacobs reverse his de-
cision before something happened. This
was done and the game from then on
was clean as ever.
Gowan on second and Kiefer on first,
executed a neat double steal in the
sixth that brought down the house"
The feature play of the day was
when a center fielder threw batter
out at first Potts Lopez manager
of the Internationals. was coming into
the infield to speak to some player,
when Kiefer landed on Mesa's deliv-
cry and the hit ball wended its way to
Potts, who stopped it in front of sec
ond and let first base have it.
Pitcher Mesa for the Mexicans had
his eXpectOrat1On Dali In good shape,
and his swift breaks caused 10 of the
husky hose to return to the bench.
The score by innings:
Ri E.
White Sox L 8 1 0 0 0-5 8 o
Internationals 20 O 0 0 0 0 90 5
Batteries: White Sox, Hardin and
Fogg; Internationals, Mesa and Mesa
Umpire: Jacobs.
MfIIers Shut Out Mexicans.
The husky bunch of Millers, in an err
rorless game, slipped a 3 to 0 shutout
over the Mexicans in the game Satur-
day The Millers made their first tai
ley in the initial stanza when Daw-
son scored on the bad error made by
the International first baseman. Both
sides failed to score until the eighth
inning when two more of the wheat
crackers tagged home. Umpire Jacobs
was hit by a foul tip IN the third
canto, but he came back as good as
ever The game was featured by
F1ores's pegging to second, and Daw-
sons swatting, making a single, dou-
BILE and triple.
The score by innings:
Globe Mills 100000 02O-3 6 o
Internationals % 10000 90 5 Z
Batteries: Globe Mills, Armstrong
and Doering; Internationals, Valen-
zuela and Flores.
Umpire: Jacobs.
Time of game: One hour and 40 min
uteS