El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-07


~AlI BOUSENAN twirled champion
ship ball, and in a game where
~ the winners breaks and the losers
hard luck were never more rikingiy
cOntraseed at washington park TINS
season, the Hurley team walloped the
Mavericks Sunday afternoon II was
a hard fought superDly contested game
by the score Of to l. BOrn teams can
be credited with playing the most con-
sistenu brand of The national pasllme
witnessed at the PARK this SeaSon, DuI
the individual work IF several players
of the Concentrations OVershadoW5d the
team work of the MaTe-icks, which hos
assumed control in nearly every game
up to date.
There are a number o. visiting fans
who would like TO say something very
nice about Mr. BOus@man- These fans
were concentrated on the ridge pole OF
the main grand Stau1, anu gave the
former Aggie tWlrler glad han1 eN-
cry time he came 20 bat As early as
the first stanZa, the Mavericks felt the
sting Of the handic-a-t Of the eN-
farmer, when the first three players On
the batting roster wore sTeedy outs,
the result Of several insignificant raES
TO the inner battlements-
big Improvement was shown IN
both the team and Individual work OF
the COncentrauOrs since their last ap-
pearance here, and is probably due 10
several new players that have De-n
added to the roster of the WesIerneTs-
Mack at the third rest and Horn1uckle
behind the bat both played Eealy
games and ably demonstrated their
ability TO remain on the payroll OF the
Concentrations.
How They Played 1t.
Hurley went out one, two, and when
Mason knocked a smoking grOunCer
into the hands of Curt, the fans set
tied back into their seats, convinced
that the Hurley team was the same IS
ever. only TO be brought out again
when Schultz dropped the easy throw
which Gurtz whipped 10 the initial
sack. Schultz atOned for this by retlr-
ing Robinson unassisted for the 1ast
In the second the Mavericks. by hard
work, tailed their only marker. Schultz
dropped a long fly into left field which
would have gone, for a three oagger II
the big first sacker hadn't been ham
pered with a sprained ankle GurIz
placed a neat single into leIL passing
Schultz along one sack. jackson went
out, AIcGeever TO Robinson POneroy
hit into a feeders choice, taking first
himself and Schultz padded across the
pan. Further efforts Of the Mavericks
were nullified by q fast double play,
when Morris hit a pop fly TO McGceTer,
who doubled Gurtz at third
The Third Inning.
HOrnbuckIe inaugUraued the Inlucky
third for the Mavericks going ouL
Tommy Smith 70 Schultz BOusenan
made his initial hit when he doubled 10
left, POmeroy misjudglng the easy n.y.
Clark down between second and Ihlrd,
man. NcGeeVer banged a Cincinnati
base hit to Jackson who threw 70
Curt, catching Clark in hot BOX
While three-niuths Of the Maverick
team were Vaiuly endeavOring to run
Clarke down between second and third
ATcGeever plugged to first, Clark by
clever head work, doubling back 10 the
second rest Mason laid an easy rOl-eE
down to Tommy Smith, who naDoed
1TcCzeeVer at second GurtZ, IN an effort
TO catch Mason threw wild to first,
Clark scoring on the throw and Mason
taking second Robinson went out
Jackson to first
A Maverick uprising was checked IN
the third when GOWan singled into
right. Hornbuckle pegged wild to sec
Ond, striking the runner VINO kept on
TO third The ball bounced off GOWan
leg to left field and was NEEDED 10y
Mason. who, in q frantic struggle with
the ground, finally rescued the pan IN
time to halt "Ducky" at third kleter
hit BOuseman and Tommy smith
famed. ending the agony
Breaking the MOnOtOny.
From the third session nothing hap
pened TO break the mOnotOny OF long
row Of blanks until the seventh, Wnen
Bouseman cracked out his third hit
Of the day a plain, everyday Dln5les
into left field the ball taking bad
bounce over Tommy Smith clark
banged hot one between second enc
first Schultz muffing the ball with
has bare hand. GurtZ, who was back
ing up Schultz, took the rap. and threw
wild TO Gutierrez, who was covering
first Clark taking possession Of sec
ond. and BOuseman rounding third. Nc
Geever went out, Tommy Smith TO first,
and BOuseman tailed when Mason
holsted sacrifice fly to Kiefer- Rob
iusOn went out by way Of the Cutter
reZ-SchultZ route.
Neither team advanced anything
more than one hit in the succeeding
two stanzas, and the game ended in a
blaze of fielding and batting glory
which has seldom been witnessed at
Washington park