El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29
IhTERNhTION NAILS
WIN FROM THE
SOLDIERS
White Sox Win from Globe
Mills-A Protest Over
a Decision.


by both the InternauonaIs and the
Fort Bliss teams in the first game Of
the City league double-header at
Washington park Sunday, the Interna-
tionals won by the score of to 6. Each
OF the teams made three runs in this
inning.
With the score to in the first Of
the seventh, the soldiers, through
number of plumbers by Ca1amia, the
InternationaTs new pitcher, ran three
of their mer across the plate, thus
taking the lead by one run.
The Internationals, in their half Of
the inning. got three of their players
on the bags by hit and two walks
Acosta, the next up, hit the first ball
UP for nice clean double over sec
ond base, which scored the three men
on bases and gave the game to the
Mexican team.
Catcher Smith pitched for the Fort
Bliss team and held the Information
ais to seven hits. With the exception
of the last inning, he pitched a win
ming game.
Cano. the Internationals' third base
man, started the slab work for his
team but retired in the third inning
IN favor of Calamia, the teams new
pitcher The new man had the goods
but lacked the baseball head and put
his team in many bad ruts-
Hirst, Of the Fourth cavalry. worked
in the first game for the soldiers be.
hind the bat
The score: r. H. E.
Fort Bliss . 002 010 3-6 s
InternationaIs -. .013 900 81
Batteries: Fort Bliss, Smith and
Hirst: Internationals. Cano, CalaJnia
and Manquera-
The Second Game.
The second, City league game OF
Sunday afternoon went to the White
Sox The score was s to 0, with the
Globe Mills team on the short end
Maggie pitched for the Globe Mills,
but in the second inning went bad
after the White Sox had pushed four
men across the plate. Armstrong went
in and tried to stop the rush. but he
walked as many men as Nagle did,
and with the hits the White Sox play
ers made more runs were pulled over.
Another shakeup in the Globe Mills
battery took place in this inning and
Nagle was sent back to stop the Sox
onslaught, but did not succeed until
seven runs had been piled up during
the inning.
The White Sox pulled another run
through In the fourth inning on an er-
ror and Thompson's three Dagger.
Umpire Jacobs tried to start some
thing in the fourth inning by calling
Grady's three Dagger, which was cas-
lily two feet fair. a foul The game
was protested by the Globe Mills team. !
and then they threatened to take their
bats and go home Art Woods, the
president of the City league. came to
the umpire's rescue and settled the
disturbance by allowing the Globe
Mills player to take second base on
the play. The White Sox threatened to
send in a protest for this move but
later decided to let II stand as it was
Sullivan, a Texas league pitcher Of
the Waco team Of two years ago.
pitched for the White sox and he is the
pitcher Of the league. The Mills boys
could not find him for bingles and he
figured IN nearly every play.
The score: r. H. F.
Globe Mills. 900 600 90 2
White Sox. ...... 070 100 0-8 8
Batteries: Globe Mills. Maggie. Arm
strong and Doering White Sox, Sulli-
van and Fogg
Globe Mills Win on Saturday.
The Globe Mills team defeated the
Internationals at Washington park in
Saturday afternoons City league game
by the score Of 7 to 1.
The Globe Mills won the game in
the first inning by piling Up <our
scores Only two hits took part in
the four runs, but they were made pos
sible by the Internationals' errors,
which came up at the time.
Hill. a south paw, pitched for the
Globe Mills team and made 16 OF the
Mexican team fan He was touched for
only three hits.
Mclean did the pitching for the In
ternationals, but the Mills team found
him early in the game.
The score RHE.
Batteries: Globe Mills. Hill and Doer-
ing; Internationals. Mclean and IAN
guerra