El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-19
SOLDIERS WIN The
SATURDAY GAME,
LOSE SUNDAY
Millers Win Sunday After
Playing Two Extra In
nings With Sox.

f. Sunday, but 1t was not catching. me
: soldiers either muffed everything that
came their way or it fell out of their
reach entirely.
The Internationals. by the score of
to o. defeated the Fort Bliss team
in the first City league game at Wash
ington park Sunday afternoon. The
soldiers put up ragged game and at
no time had even a chance Cor a mark
| in the score column.
The game started off in the first
inning by the Internationals scoring
one run Cano got to first on Meis's
error and came home on Molke's muff
of Potts Lopez's long fly to center
Three runs were made by the Mex
lean team in the second inning Cano
was hit by a pitched ball and went
down to second. scoring on Cano's hit
Ross hit to left put two men on the
bags and both came across the pan
when Tarrango made the safety
Medina scored the next run for the
Internationals in. the third inning He
sent the ball to left field for safe
one, took second when Rice was given
a base on balls. Medina scored on Van
Otternan's wild pitch. Rios chalked
up another when Canp hit safe
Tarrango ended the scoring of the
day in the sixth inning by getting on
and coming home when the soIdiers's
center fielder muffed fly.
Van Otterman started to twirl for
the soldiers, but had to be relieved
early in the game by Mathews, as the
Internationals found his puzzlers easy
However, during his stay on the mound
he made seven of them fan the breezes
/ Mathews, who succeeded him, put up a
fairly good game under the circum-
stances, but only famed one player.
Mesa, for the Internationals, was al
most unhittable, and when he did al
low a bingle, it came at a time when
it could do no harm.
Billy Smith, the soldiers's star catch
er. played his last City league game
Sunday. Smith will be discharged
from the army Monday and leaves Mon
day night for his home in Pittsburg.
The score: r. H E
Fort Bliss .....0 o 0 o o % q
Internationals / 8 2 0 0 1 o. 2
Batteries-Fort Bliss, Van Otterman,
Mathews and Smith and Molke; Inter
nationals. Mesa and Manquera
Two Extra Innings.
Doering's hit scored the winning run
in the second extra inning of the sec
ond game of the City league double
header Sunday afternoon and so gave
the game to the Globe Mills team, the
score of the MiIlers being 4 to for
the White Sox.
Jacoby scored the first run in the
first inning for the White Sox- He
got to first on base on balls, and
took second on & wild pitch. Thomp-
sons hit sent him to third and he
romped home when Chenoweth fumbled
Simpsons grounder.
The Globe Mills team wasn't to be
outdone by the White Sox and chalked
up three runs to their credit in their
half Of this inning. Briesh got to first |
on an error. took second on Cheno- |
weth's sacrifice, and came home for the I
first run on Thompson's wild pitch |
Doering got a walk, and Nagle's hit
advanced him to third. He and Nagle |
both came home on Armstrong; bingle.
The run making ceased until the
fourth inning, when the White Sox tied /
UP the score. Simpson got hit pur- /
posely by pitched ball, stole second !
and Fisher sent him home. While
Simpson was getting towards home /
Fisher got busy and went to second |
and went up to third with the aid of /
Gray's single He scored on an error. i
In the second extra inning Of the I
game. after two were out. Rokahr and /
Trimble started the Alphonse- CASTOR
stunt over Chenoweth's infield fiy and 7
allowed him to get to first Doering, /
a terror to the White Sox, came to bat |
and his hit sent Chenoweth around the
circuit and home to the rubber.
The Globe Mills had two splendid
chances TO win the game early in the |
time of play, as they had three men
on bases but Thompson, who pitched |
for the White Box, saved the game
each time by his wonderful work in
the box In ALL he allowed only seven
hits and three of these were punched !
in the third inning.
The White Sex only made five hits
off Hill, but their fielding was away
of and this accounted to a great extent
for their defeat
In the fifth inning Doering hit a
high foul and while running to first
collided with Thompson. OF the White
Sox, who was trying to field the ball
Thompson was knocked out for several \
minutes as a result of the collision,
but was able to continue in the game
The score: r HE
Globe Mills - Oos 600 0o1--4
White Sox 100 200 O00-s 81
Batteries-White Sox. Thompson and
Num-; Globe Mills. Hill and Doering.
soldiers Win Saturday.
Fort Bliss won the City league base
ball game from the Globe Mills team
in the last half of the ninth inning
afternoon, making the final
score to in the soldiers's favor
The Globe Mills team had the best
Of the game until the last inning, when
they allowed the soldiers TO win. Nagle,
the Globe pitcher, put UP an excellent
game, making nine strikeouts and al
lowing only eight hits.
The scoring was started in the first
inning. when each team made two runs
The Globe Mills were the first at bat
and their runs were made by Briesh
getting on by a single and scoring on
behring's hit. and Doering scoring on
Nagle's inf1eld hit.
The soldiers made thei~ runs in this
inning. Stehman got on the bases by
a single and scored on behring's wild
peg and Reed, after making a two
Dagger, scored on Smiths double.
In the last inning the soldiers tied
the score, The winning run was then
made by Herst, who had got on by a
hit and scored on Smiths long sacrifice
1y TO right field.
Left fielder Reed, of the soldiers,
had the batting honors of the day,
with three hits, one of which was