Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
HAPS HANG GREEN
RIBBON ON THE
BROWNIES
Too Many Hibernians on X. @.
LIS to Think of Defeat on
St. PatriOk's Day; Old Town
Club Loses Z to 2.

Playing crrorioss ball throughout
nine innings. the Happy tncisys
yesterday afternoon won from the
fnHt ola Town Browns club hy the
score Of 2 20 9. Tho uaps went into
tho game 90 win and they won. There
We're too many Celts playing on the
Haps 90 even think Of defeat The
chief factor IN winning the game was
Frank Tierney. pitcher Tor tho Haps.
who threw great ball oil the way.
Ticrney's curves proved pua2ing 10
the brownies and nc had them az his
absolute mercy until tho eleventh In
ming, Three men got on In this
round. A double play, Guevara TO 3.
McCanna and back 20 Guevara cut on
two. Another man got on aud with
TenorlO 10 the bat, two runs were
scored ON q smash by that gifted HIT
ter TIE hit took q bad bound and
Jumped over the fence before Cue
vara. shortstop. could grab n. The
pair OF runners scored by Tenorlo
we're the only brownies 80 get look
IN during the game. Young Tlernoy
was there with the speed, curves and
the think box with two men ON
bases time and again Ticrney Tight
oned up and retired the side Had
Tiorney failed az ANY time during the
game. the liaps had two slab artists
on deck 10 assist In the relief work
Lco Murphy. the southpaw. and
Woodbridge. two varsity boys who
played IN the field and were Of ma
terial assistance IN winning. both be-
ING fast and sure fieldcrs and handy
with the stick Murphy has been a
mainstay OF the pitching stan on the
Hnps for three years. Woodbridge was
only recently signed up as a member
Of the team.
The Haps' line up yesterday was
strengthened by che addition OF otto.
a new packstOp. This boy Otto Is
some catcher. He Is there with thu
big mitt Speedio Guevara. the rega-
lar baekssop. was switched to third
base, where he waa IN his element.
Guoyara captured bad ny IN the
NTH that would have done credit to
any pFofessi0nld IN the business. War.
rem. second baatman. made a spec
taceiar play ia the last Of the eighth
when he c6pped q fierce line ny nf-
ter a fast run. pulling or the catch
with one hand. Warren also starred
NJ bat The frst man up in the first
inning he cleEted the pin vlciously.
good for three bases. He SCORED on
a passed ball, the nrst run Of the
contest With one 20 begin on, the
Haps skipped the second and third
without scoring In tho fourth they
made hay. gathering In uuartptto Of
al
the onslaught a final pair OF runs
IN the ninth made tho score seven 90
the Happy Go-fuciSy's. while tho two
pulled IN hy the Browns IN the sew
en,h WAS the total for them
While apparently an easy victory
FOR the Haps, Il wae anything hut
that. Those Brownie boys. managed
from She bunch BY the veteran Lelicio
De Blassi, have a combination that
can so some. y. Torres. Tenorio, Du
Bots and Madrid In the infold. with
Ortiz and Vandevaldo as battery N
an aggressive lighting machine on n
bah diamond against any club, But
the iiarns. as the Haps might have
been called yesterday. had luck on:
theig slice and when tho curtain ROLL
sd down IA the ninth, the patron saint
OF the clubs name not mentioned,
wore that smile Of satisfaction and
cantontment that he has not worn
since the brownies trimmed tho Haps
two weeks ago By big margin.
There viii be something doing az
the next game between these two am
ateur aEerogatious. Almost equal IA
strength, Il Is always o toss mp which
will win and there IL always a sur