El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-01
81 Pasoans Rally andWn Doubheader From the Hurley Concentrate
Harry Kane, On the Mound, Wins
Two Games For the Mavericks
Ell Pasoans in the Opening Session With Hurley, Hit
Bouseman Freely, Winning by to Score; NeLis
Weakens in the Second but Kane Stops the
Rally, the Game Ending IL to8.

%ARRY KANE was feeling par
ticularIy strong Sunday after
4 noon, anS after winning the first
game for the Mavericks, he absented
himself from the second diversion only
to be recalled, to win the double-header
for the FL Paso team against the Hur-
ley Concentrations. FL PasO won the
first game by the score Of Z to 3, and
after several outbursts and unim-
portant rallies by the Concentrators,
they carried off the second game by
the score of y to s. The game was
called at the end of the first nalf of
the eighth, thereby saving the fans
from a cold supper.
Bousernan Is HIST Hard.
sam Bouseman's big league preten-
lions didn't make any impression on
the Mavericks. who hit him hard ana
frequently in the first game Bouse-
man was nicked for seven hits ana
these coupled with the few breaks OF
the game aided the Mavericks in run
getting Errors were scarce and Tar
between in the first game. although
the second session was Spanked I'D
orally with boots and muffs-
Harry Kane twirled gold leaf ball, up
to the eighth Stanza, when three sue
cessive hits and an error by Tommy
Smith contributed TO three tallleS
which the Commentators ushered
across, avoiding a goose egg. An aver
age of one hit IN two innings was
touched off Harry in the first seven
innings Three common. everyday sin
giles in the eighth session, brought re-
suits however, and the efforts of the
Mavericks to hold the Hurley team run
less were useless.
GOvvan Gets a Three-Bagger.
+DuclSy' Gowan inaugurated the VIC
tory for FL Paso. with a three-bagger
into deep center in the first inning, tai
1r~T~r Farn~ ar7rG 10 ~ar on
Kiefer's sacrifice to Robinson. unaS-
sisted. Smith and Schultz reserved
their batting strength for a latter date,
and both were easy outs
Stanley Gray contributed his 11rSt
two base hit clOut OF the season, when
he slammed the ball into right center
Whitley" Gurtz promoted him along
one sack with a sacrifice fly to Davis.
soaring Gray back to third, tossed
Jackson into the discard. Wooden
hunted down the first base line, knock
ing BOuseman down while the latter
was trying to field the ball, and Kane
got a free pass to first It looked as
though a Maverick uprising was i'm
minent. but GOwan went out on foul
fly to Robson, q clever backStOp-
Recruit Davis Stops Rally.
After Kiefer had famed and Tommy
Smith was thrown out at first by Hun
ter, Schultz managed TO get IN the way
of a scOrcher. Stanley Gray secured
his second hit of the afternoon, clip
ping a clean single over second, Schultz
scoring Davis. a recruit, after fast
run, nailed GurtZ' fly in short right Tor
the third out
Davis distinguished himself in the
fourth with a mighty crack over Ducky
GOWan's head into deep center, food for
three bags He died there, however,
the remaining batters being easy outs
Fl PasO EnIfvens the Seventh.
Four hits and an equal number of
runs for the Mavericks enlivened the
cipient Of several criticisms on the sub
ject Of 'bonehead," because he was hit
on the top of his head by a pitched ball.
Kane dumped the ball IN front OF home
plate and Wooden ran around to third,
while the Hurley players were indulg-
ing in a lot of useless throwing Gowan
planted a smoking single into right,
over Robinson, WOODEN scoring klefer
placed a regular Texas Lacquer over sec
ond, scoring GoWan- Kiefer advanced to
third on Tommy Smiths pulling fly
over third base on the left field foul
line Tommy took second on the throw
IN, and Schultz counted both with a
grass cutting single into center Schultz
pilfered second, but Stanley Gray went
out, BOuseman to Robinson.
Hurley Scores in the Eighth.
Hurley got in its markers in the next
half Clark, first up. hit through Smith
for a single, and was advanced to sec
right center. Robinson knocked a
twO-bagger into short right, slow
fielding making two baases possible.
Clark tallying and McGeever rounding
third AIcGeever counted Robinson with
q single to center. Davis struck out
and Robson went out on a fly to Stan
ley Gray in deep left. Neither scored in
the final, going out one, two, three.
Second Game.
The change from the generalship and
mixed delivery Of Harry Kane to the
speed of Nellis seemed to BATTLE the
Hurley batters, until the sixth inning
Of the second game when five runs
We're scored and marked the exit of
Nellis- Foster, an elongated sOuthpaw
tWirler of Battery c. and Harry Kane
were sent to the relief of Nellis, Foster
being taken out in the seventh and
Kane going in. Two bases on balls
were the cause of the downfall of Eos
ter, who is a heady pitcher.