El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-09

Summary of Game.
Two base Thompson, Doering
Home run-Armstrong.
Stolen bases-22d Infantry, 6;
Sacrifice hits-Cunningham.
Sacrifice fly-Fisher, Lamb.
Struck out-By Creekbaum. ); by
Armstrong, 3.
Base on balls-By Creekbaum. l; by
Armstrong, 6.
Batters hit-by Creekbaum, ?.
Double plays-Gurtz to CARRIER; Fish
er to Kemp.
Wild pitches-By Creekbaum, I.
Passed balls-By Adams, !,
Time Of game-1:15.
Ompire-kane
Scorer-CampbeII
Poor Ball Exhibition.
Pitcher Fisher started things going
against him in the second inning of
result, the Millers started d streak of
scoring which netted them during the
game 16 runs to the Shelton teams
two The Millers made Is hits during
the game, knocking Fisher out of the
box and he was replaced by Mesa The
Stuck work went for a few extra bases,
100, as Hill was pOrtioned a three bag
ger and H. Grady took two doubles
and kiefer got a two base hit
Inning No. l started off snappy. The
flrSt three men on both teams as they
stepped to the bag were put out in the
order they went to bat
1t was not that way in the second
inning, for Barker, the first Miller to
face Fisher, drew a walk, and was ad-
Yanced when Fisher sent Grady to first
Dy hlIJlng MIN with a pitched ball.
Both men advanced base by stealing
and when little ISadOr Weiss stepped
to the plate, he raped out a single
which scored both Barker and Grady.
Five Runs in Third.
Five runs were added to the Millers'
list in the next inning. ChenoWethl
started the inning off by landing at
he
self over bunt BY Kiefer, things went
wrong from then on for the Sheltons.
After making an error fielding the
ball Knocked by kiefer, Fisher threw
wild and both kiefer and ChenoWeth I
went up a base. Hill. the next up,
took advantage of Fishers awkward
which he fumbled- The bases were then
full with no one out Barker talked
Fisher into letting him land on one,
and Heffner down at second base let it
resulted. w. Grady reached first safe
~ Then Fassett went to first. and
little Weiss came forward with a sec
ond hit for himself. In all, five runs
no men out when Fisher was relieved
Of further dispensing the slants and
Mesa took his place, putting the next
three Millers out in order.
Two runs, the only ones which they
made during the game, were made by
the SheltOnS in the latter end of this
inning Wlen HeSSleT and r. Mesa were |
both allowed to walk. Hill seemed to
go back in the pitching line and Lopez
landed on him for clean single, which
scored both Ressler and Mesa
MiIIers Make More Runs.
Kiefer went to first for the opener |
n the fourth inning, when the Millers /
made six more. scores, making a total !
IF Is that far in the game. Hill fol- 1
owed him with a three base hit on I
which Kiefer scored Barker hit one |
through short, scoring Hill, and H /
Grady followed him with a two Dagger |
IN which he scored This was enough |
or the spectators for nearly the en- 1
ire audience got up and left. The I
scoring Of the score crazy Aillers,
did not cease with this and |
when the inning ended, each member of /
he team had taken a chance at the (
'at and 4 total of six runs and five /
tits had been made.
Still More Runs.
H Grady was the first man to get on 1
made a two Dagger. He scored when /
lis brother, W. Grady, followed him
With a neat single and then Fassett !
With a, single drove Grady No. home.
One more run was made in the sixth |
ming by the Millers, but when the
eventh inning came, they took their
urn at bat without making another
core.
The result of Sundays games does
lot materially change the positions in
he league standing, as was the case
asst week The Soldiers still lead the
lillers by half a game. The Bakers [
nd Sheltons, however, have proved I
hat they are out Of the league race.