El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-24
Fl. BLISS BOYS AND
INTERNATIONAL
ARE V|CTORs
City League Games Sunday
Lively and Draw Large
Crowds.

were the winners in the City. league
baseball games at Washington Park
Sunday afternoon The Internationals
! defeated the Globe Mills team by the
score of to 0, and the Fort Bliss
players put it over the White Sox
bunch in an exciting game by to 4
score
The Fort Bliss team has won both
of its games since the City league has
been opened and so leads the league
with clean slate All of the other
teams have lost al least one game.
A large crowd turned out TO see the
games Sunday and they were all S3rd
degree fans, as at every opportunity
they gave forth all the roofing which
was in them.
The first game, between the Globe
Mills and the Internationals, was very
close and ended with the Information
ais as winners by 2 TO 0 score Both
teams were able to connect for only
three hits each, and these were well
scattered.
Joe Bryan pitched for the Globe.
Mills boys, and put up a wonderful
exhibition and should have won his
game. However. his teammates made
six errors behind him and they all came
the Internationals and did not give a
walk. His teammates put up a very
poor game behind him, only three men
were able to get on the bases during
the entire game
w. Medina did the box work for the
winners and divided the pitching hon
ors with Bryan. His team, however,
played a frstclass game and deserved
to win.
F. Medina, at short for the Interna-
tionals. did the sensational work of the
day. He accepted every chance and
his pegging was wonderful.
The Internationals made their first
run in the fifth Timing. The second
score came in the last inning on a hit,
a base on balls and an error.
The score: r HE
Internatfonals % oO1 = o
Globe Mills 20 o o 90 6
Batteries-W Medina and Leyva:
Bryan and Doering. Umpire-Schnei-
dau.
Fort Bliss Boys the victors.
The second game between the Fort
Bliss and the White Sox ended with
the score to in the soldiers favor.
This game was the most exciting game
of the day, as there was plenty of
heavy hitting and sensational fielding.
Inc SClOACtS tllc1Q0 uN0 OF their runs
IN the fourth inning, when pitcher
Hardin Of the White Sox and his team
mates went mp in balloon The SOL
dlers made four hits in this inning
and these, coupled with Harbin's three
Wild pitches and two errors by his
teammates, let five runners cross the
pan The soldiers cinched the game
In their half of the last inning with /
two more runs. Reed got on first with /
a single, and came home on Ryan,s |
three-bagger to deep right, which |
could easily have been stretched into q !
home run Ryan scored in this inning |
on Smiths single between first and |
second.
The White sox scored in the first
inning and came back again in the sec /
Ond with three more runs. After this |
inning the team went to pieces and /
could not scrape up enough stuff to
score again.
Ross's hitting was the feature of the
game Out Of four times up he had a
triple, double, and drew two passes
The Fort Bliss team played lively
ana consistent game. Only one error
was made by the team and the SOL
Hers came across with hits when they
were needed The soldiers have won
many friends among the local fans
'ince they nave been in the league.
ina more gentlemanly bunch of bail
players nave not been seen on the local
diamond in long time They haven't
oeen known to raise a dispute over
In umpire's decision ana they put up
clean. fast article of ball.
The score: r IA
Fort Bliss 20 0 -
White Sox ~ 0 0 o.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Smith; Har-
oln and Andreas and Ross. Umpire
Schneidau.