Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
TWO CRACKERJACK
SANTA Re CLUBS
IN THE FIELD
Apprentices and Office Men at
Local Shops Have Made
Preliminary Preparations to
Get Into Baseball Game.

Several OF the baseball bees AWAIT
Ing in the local atmosphere have dis
continued tho aviation stunt una In
stead Of flying around looking Tor
suitable nesting places have already
this early Ia the sprlngtima made for
themselves comfortable and most
suitable homes IN tho bonnets OF the
boys IN the santa Re shops and Of
fices The continual bugzing IN those
fashionable creations Of the millinery
art has come 10 be simply Irresistible
and already two fast BAN teams are
IN due process Of organisation.
The Santa Re apprentices. one of
the fastest and bost balanced teams
in tho city last year. are back IN the
field again thla year with practically
nsl the old men and a batch OF new
material that would make Frank
Chance green with envy. The boys
haev been pegging away IN spare mo-
mcnts and are already IN fairly good
ehupe. In the practice game last
sunday 4 was well evidenced that the
team win be faster than ever this
year. and the new material o. quite
likely 60 turn 0ut Some stars Of the
first magnitude before the SEASON has
progressed many weeks Chaves, Al
huTueraues star catcher, was peggine
10 bases Va mid-seasun form. and
Hartlina In the box was w;ngng
them over with lots ~ stuff on and
with all the old Maritime assortment
of curves and spltters. Rube Hc W
land, who was considered by many
81 the fans and by all Of the Santa Re
boys the premier second haseman
playing in this city last season, il
now ia Mexico, but he Is expected
back IN the city before mary weeks
and with him IN the lineup the APP
pronsices are confident that they win
be able TO give any OF the teams IN
the field this year run for the
money
a meeting for the organization 81
the club il set for next Thursday
night IN the apprentice school room
and the officers win be chosen az
That meeting. G. III. Davidson, who
80 successfully managed tho team last
year. IL in superintendent Georges
office. ana Il Is probable that he viii
be reelected 20 manage the team this
season IN recognition OF mis- good
work
As stated previously. some excellent
timber Is ia evidence among the now
men and Il Is probable that some 81
them win be successful IN crowding
two or three of tho old men of the
lineup "A the senson progresses the
advisabiliiy Of changes will bo consid-
cred. but az present the conditional
lineup will IN az probability be as
nollows; Catcher. NJ. Chaves. pitcher,
q. Hartline. first, J. Troscllo; second.
r. Coen; third. A. Gonzales right
field, G. Sulazarg LEFT field. a. Gu
tlorres center field. 4. Bacn.
SANTA Re Officc Tcam.
The Santa Fo officn team has not
progressed 80 such q state OF certainty
M the apprentice team. but the ma
terial Is available. and all of the boys
IN tho offices az Second ana Atlantic
are pulling hnrd ror "A good team and
WIN ftart practice az once. several Of
Thorn being IN trim already With
the timekeeperA who are iegitmately
entitled 20 play on tho office team.
in addition TO the material la the Of
fees, IL is an assured fact that ii
Glass a team VIII be turned out.
barney Apodaca, who doesn't spec-
ify any particular position because ne
can play thorn all with the exception
Of catcher, viii either be on the
mound or part Or a stonewnll in
field, and his friends an confidently
predict that ne win break up many n
game this season By his heavy work
with the stick
G. a. Davidson. last years man
ager Of the apprentice team. Is also
"A pitcher with a whole boiler fun OF