El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-23
Defeats Albuquerque and
Dawson on the Diamond
in Contest For Baseball
Supremacy.

The baseball season in FL Paso closed
Sunday afternoon with two more old
J fashioned suggests, Ell PasO winning
two easy games and completing four
straight victories emitting the team TO
first money. Albuquerque taking sec
ond winning two and losing Two
Dawson taking third money on a per
In the first game between Il Paso
and Dawson, FL PasO won the game IN
the first inning, when y men Lace1
IockartE and seven scored L4WsoA
made two scores in each OF the tlrst,
third and sixth innings, but Chick Bran
don kept his IL hits largely 70 the
said innings, and FL Paso was never
IN ii Paso's second inning, Moves,
who has been hitting through lAe
series about 800. cleared bases Win
- On with a deep center three
barEer and was Handicapped Win q
lame leg at that In the fourth NUNS
Gear showed class with MS clean W.
base hit scoring two men, ana y 5t1-o
fhe inning was over two more III Faso
PLAYERS scored. From the 1ourln m
ming on FL PasO put over one man lSL
inning, but after the tnlra lullLs - -
game was practically a farce on ne
mart Of the Dawson players VINO uLs
frIbuted four errors Wnlle Ll5 LO-a-
DIaved errOrless ball and gave BRANDON
the best of support in plncnes- LocA-
hart, for Dawson, pltcne9 sOoo goo 7- Pc
from the fourth inning, Ell Paso making
only two runs from that time
The score by innings.
lawson $1,000. . . o. II
FI Paso 1900. o L-lb ~
1efterias- DawsOn-LOckart and
clemens Fl Paso-BrandOn and Noyes-
The Second Game.
The second game, between FL Faso
and Albuquerque, resulted IN Ine SCo-
Of al to in favor or the loSaIs-
-17uuueruue made y hits TO III PasO IL
fr1f moor base running and three dou-
bic plays soon took away the LlsuIes-
Afbuuueruue began the slugglng IN tAe
first inning scoring two men ana from
the way the New Mexico players start
ed out in the last Of the flrsJ-play ing
down the first two men-uQlnss Deseu
70 look dull for the locals aoWeEeL'
with two men-on bases and two down
Gear hit to Bailey, scoring smith from
third leaving DOWney on third ana
Gear on first Welsh. the next man
up. famed on four pitched balls, DuI
smith 6roDDed the last strike and
Welsh started to first.
''The Rottenest Play Ever saw, by
r. s. f." was then TO De Wltnessel-
smith threw the ball a mile hlgn over
J0nes's head on first and DoWney anQ
Gear. scored. Welsh ran easy to third
and then scored on GoWan,s crack 10
short. which Salazar threw away
smith who has been pegging In the
series in great style, went up IN the
air after the first inning and a large
number of the scores were MADE oy
was away off
After missing an easy bounder era
ham redeemed himself in the fifth in
ming, when Gowan knocked hard
rainbow to the field in Weeks's ter
ritory. but he stood still. and Graham,
running ahead deep in the field. caught
the ball near the ground
Moves knocked his second three
baEger Sunday in the sixth, scoring
two. which he could have easily
stretched into homer if he had been
in condition. Young. though he found
three times on total Of nine of Bal
ley's hot ones seemed to have the Al
buquerque men at his mercy, and in
two instances pulled his team out Of
holes that threatened a tie II not de-
feat
with the score II to 5 in the last
inning. Jones scored, but the game had
been put on ice in the second
Bailey. after Witnessing his poor sup
port quit pitching in the sixth and
Loclrart relieved him. retiring the side
The score by innings:
567 r. H E.
Albuquerque % O l. u I
Fl PasO .----.- 9 o 8 XII II 3 I
Batteries. Albuquerque Bailey and
Smith; FL Paso-Young and Moves.