El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-04
SUMMARY of G1me

Sacrifice hltS-Schultz, NelGS, Mack
Stolen bases-Gowan. Gurtz, jackson.
Clarke. McGeever, Robinson, Mack, Da-
Wis ?. Bauseman-
Struck out-By Nellis, s; by Ste
Base on balls-By Nelis, 4; by Ste
ger, l.
Passed balIs-By Ward. 2; by Patter-
son, 1.
Time of game, hrs. 10 min.
Umpires-EckstOne and Van Surdam.
Saturdays Game.
In nine clean innings of hard fought
baseball FL Paso WalIoped the Hurley
Commentators, 2 to 0, Saturday after
noon The cleaner and more opportune
hitting of the Mavericks won, al
though the Hurley team made several
determined efforts to cross the plate
with a single in an endeavor to avoid
a goose egg It remained for Chief"
Gutierrez, backed by eight other good
man, who conducted themselves ac-
cOrding to their regulations to boost
Maverick stock into first berth, and
wallop the lowly Concentrations. who
added another canto to their string of
hard luck defeats.
Strong Support by Mavericks.
All of the breaks, If there were any.
went to the home club. Gutierrez
pitched a mastery game, but the ma
JOrity of the fans Opine that it was the
cIeancut support, which aided him to
shut out the WeSterners- Only one
error was chalked up against the FL
Pasoans, who had the butter finger
ink 70 LlBnL5 ludSmucn as they nave
never played an errOrleSs game this
season Tommy Smith made the boot,
but it is doubtful if the speedy little
shOrtsop should be charged with
muff, as the clip was a singing roller.
Hurley made a determined effort to
get the goat of Gutierrez, in the sec
ond stanza, when Armstrong was ad-
vanced by easy stages to third base,
Armstrong was the only Concentration
to reach the third sack. Five Hurley
ties were up in this inning. and al
though one Of their four safe everyday
bingles contributed to the base nun
with the aid Of Gurtz, pulled out of
the hole.
FL PasO Scores in the First.
Ducky GOWan, the diminutive Subur-
and was given a base on balls for his
trouble in FL PasO's half of the first.
Kiefer laid neat bUnt down the
first base line. but Robinson ran I'D
and made a perfect relay to Cleland
who was covering the sack. Tommy
Smith Whacked ground line drive to
Robinson, who muffed it. Tommy was
given nit on the play, as he easily
had the throw TO E0USemaa beaten
GOwan took third, and endeavOred to
gaQOp home on SchultZs roller to Nc
tagging GOwan at the plate. Gurtz
clipped an Opportune infield single to
short and Tommy Smith came home
Jackson famed.
III the LlISL NAH OF the lnlEQ. - III
ley managed to get another hit and
get two men as far IS first base, aided
by the solitary error, and a grass CUT
ting single, which BouSeman raped
into right center.
Another Score In the Third.
GoWan inaugurated the third for the
Mavericks with a neat drive to Robin
son, who dropped the ball In a race
toward the bag, GOWan beat Robinson
by few inches Both players slid to
the sack, but Van SUrdam decided in
favor Of GOwan- Bouseman made his
first error when he threw wild to
first and the speedy little fielder raced
down to second Kiefer promoted him
along one base, with a sacrifice hit to
Cleland, who relayed to Robinson. He
came home on Tommy Smiths ground
er to McGeeVer, who mapped Tommy
at first Schultz started another rally 1
with single over second base. but the |
died early when Gurtz went !
out, McGeever to Robinson.
Uprising Is Checked.
Nothing happened to break the 1
until the fifth, when a Nave
rick uprising was checked by rapid 1
work on the part of Armstrong and |
RoDlnson- Harley Kiefer got a base on
balls Tor his end and Tommy Smith
seat out an infield hit, advancing Har-
ey along one base Schultz hit into a
-orceout, Armstrong taking the ball. |
and touching Kiefer on the line.
McGeever, first man up for the Con-
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