Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15
AND FAST
GAME GOBDLED
UP BY HAPS
Brownies 0utgenera1ed on the.
Diamond Yesterday and Are
Defeated by Close Score Of
3 to-.


Playing big league hasehall
throughout nine innings. the Hap
py-Go-Luclkys yesterday afternoon
snatched the long end OF the score
away from the Old Town Browns, de-
feating that classy aggregation by the
close score OF 20 2. The game WAS
fought out on Traction park diamond
and was a humdinger from beginning
20 end. The crowd might have been
more sencrous IN size. but Il made
up In enthusiasm what II lacked IN
numbers and things looked consider
ably like baseball all during the time
the clever amateurs occupied the ala
mond. which BY the way had bcfn
put in good shape for the contest.
slmmered down 50 q final summing
up. a can be said without exaggerat
ing the truth that two youngsters who
spell their last names with capitN
WIS won the game Cor the Haps.
Warren IL the name % one lad wool
ridge Us the handle by which the
other youngster IS identified when
caHhing checks Rt the village drug
store Warren and Woodbridge proved
a hard combination 20 beat---and they
wers not beaten. OF the three runs
the Happys made this boy Wefren
WAS directly connected up with On o.
them He began tearing things up
In the first round even before the
umpire got warmed up. warren
singled In the initial inning. went 20
second ON passed bali by the catch
er. won't 90 third on Woolridgcs sac
rifsce and scored when Murphy clout-
ed the plil 20 center. Leo was caught
AZ second trying 10 stretch his single
10 a double. In the third inning
Warren came to the front again when
Lakey, BY series Of good plays. was
advanced 20 third. being scored by
Warren on hunt. Warren scored IN
the sixth when he singled. stole Sec
ond and made home on a hit by Wool
ridge.
The Brownies captured one run IN
thu sixth when Ross saiagnr hit 90
Letarte. who was slow on the throw
and made first. salazar was Gent
around BY a single and scored on q
throw-in from a field fly. A second
run was scored Ia the eighth when
WoOlridgo relieved Iiornay with three
men an baAea. Woclridso paased DE
Arsg man ~. Maarid being forced Ia.
with one out ana three on ia thc
eighth woodbridge took the place vac
Gated by the young street commission
or and retired the side, one man.
scoring in the manner described In
the fofeEolns. Ticrney pitched great
bal Tor seven and a third innings. be-
ing hit only six times. lie grew
weak tn the eighth and was taken
out for fear ne would ovef-exeft him
SELF Woodbridge allowed one hit IA
one and two-thirds Innings the
Browns failing 90 touch him IN the
ninth. n addition 90 aiming az the
bat. on buses and IN the box Wool
ridge ala some very spectacular stunts
IN the left field. He harpooned one
hit BY Ross salsgnr that was a real
sensation. Wooiridge was nc stead
Ter In the field, however, than Leo
Murphy who captured several 20 20
shots with such cieYerness that the
chances looked easy. Nothing escaped
Ray McCannn IN right and he showed
good form IN stick work, stepping
up 10 the plase when az bat Ike a
veteran, something he has raiher
Bdesteppod heretofore Lakey bo-
hind the hag for the HnpB WIS q
MNAAN 90 N'tN ~ AAN WANNNfNN 'f NNr'
earae ana got on base every time up.
Jne AioCanna used the big mltt we'll
on first gol ere clean hit and was
there an tho time with the coaching,
Guovara. switched from catcher 90
short, played a CLASSY game. bclnE
ably assisted M his territory hy Fred
die Lotarto a. third.
For the Brownies Ross snlazar the
"blgleauEer" was Of course the bright
shining star. Ross played short and
played ID we'll Ills whip a. sure and
anappy and De a. hitting this year
with u regularity that 10 startling even
10 himself Realizing the strength %
the Hapa. Manager Felix pc hiasal
donned uniform yesterday ana
pulled In flies Ia Mis- old-time position
~ left Belicl0 played h star same
In the field. but failed 10 connect
with many Of the curves handed out