El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
BIC SCORES IN
CITY LEAGUE
SUNDAY
Internationals and Millers
Win-Latter Cinch
the Pennant

The combination that was to tie
three Of the local teams failed to
combine on Sunday. and both games
gave the fans brain flag adding up the
scores.
The first game, between the soldiers
and the Internationals. proved to be
complete walkover for the Information
ais. In the first inning Donaldson went
to pieces and the batting Went twice
round and brought in eight men After
that the Soldiers took a brace and IN
the fourth inning they brought IN
In the fifth Donaldson shut out the
Inters without letting them get man
on base, but the later team held the
military boys from scoring.
The Inters made their last score In
the sixth inning and a nothing nothing
tally went up for the seventh VAL
enzuela. the Inter right fielder, mace
some pretty catches. and IN the si2 kun
foul, he got to first On wild throw
by Donaldson, first baseman Best got
the ball in the side instead OF his init,
third the next man up and was brought
to the homestead by Medina
The soldiers lost their last chance IN
the seventh. when, with two men on
Caro- both came in vioient contact with
the sphere.
The score by innings was:
Internationals. ...-.....-So o ood 20
Batteries. internaiiionais, cardenas
and Flores; Fort Bliss, Donaldson and
Granith.
MilIers Cinch Pennant.
The optimists who looked for a close
game between the Millers and the Sox
got a badly jolted look, for the COM
edy of errors that followed the Inter
Infantry game just about cinched the
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up one Of the biggest scores of the
season.
In the first inning Grady and Doer-
ing bo{h got their bases h on Pals, tb ann
both home and Corning to second He
stole third and cantered over the line
on sacrifice by Hoover. The Sox
made only one run to chalk up against
wild throw by pitcher Hill. which
first sacker Grady failed to connect
with, sent Simpson from first to third,
which he left for home when Ross came
to bat.
Hill is Nearly Hit.
Ross nearly knocked pitcher Hill in
the bean when he came to bat He made
a wild swing and accidentally let the
bat go, but by quick low bridge Hill
escaped a flight into the solar region.
The Sox went to pieces in the second
inning, throwing the bean all over the
lot and letting in five of the Grain
ers. A little brace followed in the
third, when Perkins got one run
against the Millers three, but the add
ing machines came out again in the
fourth Nagle set the pink tea going
with a good line drive which landed
him on the first pillow.
Then Armstrong hit a three Dagger
and Maggie strolled in. Pomeroy got
Armstrong in and win catcher .Foggs
-eatchless catching, Hill and Grady both
homesteaded In the fifth fFogg was
taken out by the Sox and Manquera
was put in as catcher. Doering led off
with his second two Dagger and Corn
ing got to first Hoover brought in
the two men with safety and got to
first himself, Hardin failing to con-
meet with his bunt.
Sox Go to Pieces.
Then the Stockings absolutely went
to pieces and let five men put their
brands on the residence plate. Har-
bin took a good brace in the sixth and
pitched no hit inning. The Millers let
the Sox make three runs in this in
ming, just to revive interest, but in
the last they made one more run and
closed out the Sox.
The game by innings.
Globe Mills ........353 $50 1-21
Batteries Globe Mills, Hill and
Doering; White Sox, r1arbin and Fogg,
Manquera-