El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
SOLDIERS PROTEST
VICTORY Of THE
GLOBE MILLS
Saturdays Ball Game Snap
piest Of Present Season
at the Park.

The Globe Mills-Fort Bliss baseball
game went an extra inning before the
winning run was brought over by the
Mills players Sunday afternoon
In the eighth inning. with the score
up, Briesh Of the Globe team got to
first and was forced to second by
Chenoweth. hitting between third and
short The. ball was thrown to Sec
ond. forcing Briesh out, but the UNI
pire. either by a mis1udgment of the
play or not seeing #. called Br:esh
safe. The play later resulted in the
winning run for the Globe Mills team.
Lieut.. Crea. manager of the Fort Bliss
team, protested the game.
The soldiers made a score in the
first inning. when Smock walked, and,
going around the bases. came home
on Doering's wild peg. This was the
extent of the scoring until the fourth
inning. when both teams pulled over
a run. The soldiers scored again in
the seventh and the Globe boys took
one in the sixth. one in the seventh
and the winner in the eighth
Van Otterman, the soldier pitcher,
after pitching Saturdays game.
worked again for the Fort team, and
did remarkably we'll Nine hits were
made off him and only in the last inn
ing were any Of them punched Hill
pitched for the Globe team, and it was
his hit in the seventh inning which
tied up the score and made the game
possible for the Globe Mills team.
However. he showed two errors Of
Judgment by butting in and catching
thrown balls which might have been
costly for the Millers
The scorer r. HE
Fort Bliss - OO10e CLOS g
Globe Mills. 20 O-1-1~1-4 Z
Batteries: Fort Bliss. Van Otterman
and Smith; Globe Mills. Hill and Doer-
ing.
The Second Game.
The White Sox added another 20
their string Of victories ~ making
three scores TO the Internationals' one
in the second game.
The pitching of Mesa for the Inter
ma tionals and Fisher for the White Sox
were the features of the game Mesa !
allowed only three hits during the !
entire game, and these came in the !
first inning. From that time on not |
a fair bingle was made by the White |
Sox. Only one of the hits made in |
the first inning was fair. as one of |
the others was a scratch and the last /
one a fielder's choice
Fisher, the White Sox twfrler. did |
not allow a swat until the sixth inn |
ing, when Acosta knocked lonely
one through third. The InternationaIs |
made their second hit of the day in 1
the final inning.
The three runs made by the White !
Sox came in the first inning, when !
Adair got on the first bag by being |
hit by the pitcher. Jacoby. Trimble |
and Ross each came up with hit and |
three runs were made
The Tnfarua tiOna1S fba{-
In the first inning also Cano walked |
and came home when Simpsons peg
from right field gave a bad bound and |
an error was chalked against him.
The score: R>H.E.
White sox ....3 o 900 %
tionals Il o Oh g
Batteries: White Sox. Fisher and |
Fogg; Internationals. Mesa and Man
guerra.
Saturdays Game.
The Internationals won from the
Fort Bliss team in one Of the fastest,
closest and most sensational
games played in the City league dur
ing the present season at Washington
park Saturday afternoon. The score
was to o.
The game was played In the re.
narkabIe time of one hour and Is
a record for the City league,
games During the game sensational |
plays predominated at all times and
four double plays. a double steal and
l running high dive for fly ball by
smock. Of the soldiers, helped to make
things interesting.
Van Otterman. a Fort Hancock SOL
iier, worked in the box and put up a
wonderful game. allowing only six hits
and keeping the Internationals' swat
ters from hitting and off the bases
1t will. His game was lost by the
work Of a couple Of his team mates.
Mesa pitched for the Internationals.
and. although not pitching the game
that Van Otterman put up, he was In
form.
The Internationals got their first
run in the second inning. Medina was |
hit by a pitched ball and went |
to second when Potts Lopez sin
gled to right It was then
that Medina and Lopez successfully |
pulled off double steal. Medina going 1
to third and Lopez taking second e |