El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-11

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indians Defeat DEEers.
The Silver City-Santa Rita game
started off lively but before the Iast
man was retired in the ninth inning II
developed into a wrangle-
The Indians started the scoring IN
the first OF the second Gehhard got
a hit close to the third sack. He got
down to second on Buckles's bad peg
Donovan was out in bunting the tnlru
strike Medina hit to right field,
scoring Gerhard Deck, following, also
dropped one into the right garden,
scoring Needn't. Nellis struck out and
owen was thrown out at first
Diggers Tie the Score.
Santa Rita tied the score in the last
of the second. Eaton reached the first
cushion on an error by McGeeVer- BIS
tow batted a grOunder to first base ana
was touched out on the line Hunter
singled into center. taking second on
the throw in as Eaton scored Mason
was out at first. Rube Weeks got a
Texas leaguer into left field, scoring
Hunter. Nebitt was fielded out on
fly in the right garden
Both Nellis. the FL PasO hurler pitch
ing for Silver City, and RUDE Weeks
twirled good ball. neither team being
able to do anything in the hit column
in the third and fourth innings.
Indians Increase Lead.
Silver City increased the lead In the
l4ESL OF the LlLLn Wntn one LLGE pass
an error and single by Graham netted
the Indians two runs
In the last of the sixth inning, Ne
bit, who had singled to center, went
down to second. the catcher pegginS
the ball toward the bag the pellet
ner was ordered back to first Nc
Geever was a fielder's choice, Nebitt
being thrown out as he made the
second trip to the second hassOck.
Clark was the third out for the inning.
Diggers Fail to Squeeze.
In the last of the seventh the Diggers
had three men on the bases, but were
unable to squeeze in a run. Luck fav-
ored Nellis who put himself in the
hole with two errors made in attempt
ing to field hunts. It started with
Hunter getting a single over second.
Mason and Weeks both reached first
)n the boots by the pitcher Nebitt was
4 fielder's choice, Hunter being thrown
Out at the plate by Owens at third
McGeever was caught out on foul near
third base Clark drove a liner to third,
he side being retired.
silver City Sews 1t up.
Opportune hitting in the first Of the
eighth brought three more for Silver
Slty. Ward was walked by Weeks.
iraham's three Dagger to deep center
brought Ward over the plate. Geb-
lard then found Weeks for two bases,
he ball cutting the third sack. Dono-
an secured an lnfield hit to short
1edina put one in Tommy Clark's posi-
ion in left field for an out. Gerhard
coring on the throw in. Deck walked,
tut was caught mapping. the play be-
ng from catcher to first base NelIis
lad struck out and Owens was at bat
vhen Deck was caught off the initial
ushion.
Nellis Checks Rally
In the last of the eighth Kirchman
tarsed rally. for the Santa Rita |
cam He hit a hot grounder to NeIHs, |
ne ball striking the pitchers left lee
.aJOn was given four wide ones. Ruis-
0W was Yielded out in left field. Hun /
er singled over second. scoring Kirch-
ian. BauSeman batted for Mason. He 1
-as fielder's choice. Eaton being /
nroWn out at home by Owens Weeks !
truck out
Weeks made It three in a row in the 1
rst OF the ninth. When Eddie Ward /
he third man up, was in the batter's (
OK. a Wild one struck his bat He i'm
started for Weeks and there /
as an exchange of hot words The /
-owd had practically deserted the
a few fans remaining along !
ne FENCES so the PLAYERS were not or
cred out OF the game.
santa Rita got two men on bases in
he last or the ninth. an error bv Ward |
nd two base hit by Clark being re-
Kirchman and Eaton both |
,nned. ending the game
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