Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15


pull OF this year. There are several
good hitters on the club, but there
are only two men that can be de-
pended on 70 smash the bali almost
every time up
THE old Town Browns.
Captalned by Felix De Blasai, an
old-time ball player. the Old Town
Browns will be heard from this year
Felix himself will not play unless Y
becomes necessary. He intends 20
run the club from the side lines. The
brownies haye worked out TOR several
weeks and are In great shape. They
line up as follows: Valdevalde, catch.
err; Ortiz, pitcher; r. Torres, first
base: Du Bots, second baRe; Madrid
shortstop; Tenorlo, third base; Ger
vantes, left field; J. Torres, center
Held; Romero. right field; r. Torres
and 81 Garcia, substitutes. Valdevalde.
Ortiz, Du Bots and Madrid and Te-
norio are all fast players and sure
thing hittors.
The University.
II r. uncertain as yet whether the
University of New Mexico will have q
real baseball team this season. Pro-
vlding the varsity retalns Coach
Hutchinson and other things being
favorable, the y. n. NJ. club win prob
ably take a ten-day trip about the
state. II II planned 20 20 10 Santa
Fo, play the 81. Michaei's college,
continue 20 Los Vegas and try to beat
the Normals, then 60 20 Dawson and
play the Miners. A Jump will then
be made over TO Roswell where the
Cadets will be trimmed II possible.
The Farmers at Mesllla Park will he
taken on, and finally the IN Paso
High school The prospects for a
winning team az the varsity are bet
ter this year than they have been for
many years. Eighteen or twenty men
report each night FOR practice and
even the casual observer can see at
glance that there n abundant material
for a crack outfit. With Murphy.
Woodbridge and Parker on the Pitch
ing staff, end Gladding and Lackey
as backstops. the Y. n. NJ. boys have
the nucleus for n great team. Wool
bridge IL showing class, having ar
easy pitching arm. with pretty curves
and plenty Of speed Murphy IL also
n promising youngster amd will be
heard from during the season. The
other men who turn out to work In
clude Hamilton, Hardness, Lembke,
Higgins Hin. Monroe. De Wolf Saw
yer ODDS. Bright and Hunter.
THE MANUAL TRAINING
EIGHTH GRADE TEAM
One Of the fastest kid teams In
town this year Is the Manual Training
school eighth grade club. Under the
direction Of Professor Pagter, who
IL acting az coach, the boys are learn
ing the game, inside baseball and all.
The lineup OF the team follows:
Sears, catcher; Harwood, pitcher;
.Tierney, first base; Burton, second
base; Hopping, third base; Trosellos
short stop; Barton, left field; Barth,
center field; Clifford, right field.
The indian School Team.
or all the baseball teams IN Albu-
quevque thus far launched, the United
States Indian school baseball team
rs the best organized and shows the
best form. The Indian team 10 COM
posed almost entirely OF boys who
have played together for several
years. The team this year Is prac-
tically the same ne II was last year
with the exception of Harold Clark.
q NNNNlN hNy NtUuN AilaonAf Mho Nho
been added TO the pitching stan.
CLARK is some slab artist and will
some day be playing league bail With
Clark and oliver Platero, the old
time pitcher, as mainstays Of the
pitching stan, the Indian team can
get away with almost anything in this
neck OF the woods The team is being
coached by q. NJ. Blair and SuperIn-
tsndent Reuben Perry Is giving the
boys his most cordial support, assist
ing them In their practice In every
way possible. No games have been
played as yet outside OF practice but
a schedule Is now being arranged The
lineup follows: CHS Chile catcher;
Platero and Clark, pitchers; George
Piarote, FIRST base; Escanado Spencer,
second base: John Teller. third base;
Alfred Hardy, shortstop; Hostine
Aye, right field Guy shipley, center
field; Otte Chumm. left field.