El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-05
AGGIES DEFEAT
Ell PlSO TIGERS
New Mexico A. & NJ. Wins
Opening Game of Season
From High School, 50 \

/ long drawn howl came from Wash
inStOn park Friday afternoon when tn,
TAN OF the Hlgh school Tiger baseball
team was twisted by the New Mexico
Aggles TO the extent of an s to > score
This was the initial game of the sea
son Tor the Tigers, and to jump right
out OF thelr cage into defeat by then
worst OUTSIDE enemies is going some
( especially so when administered by the
farmers rom the Agricultural college
Though the local players won the
1 lIrst game AGAINST the Farmers last
season, only three members OF that
crack team are now playing on the
nine. Cliff Hill. the SOuthDaW now
with the FL PasO Mavericks. turned the
Jrlck- and the Aggies came down strOnG
prepared this time, expecting another
scuJhpaw.
Shea Given Strong support.
PITCHER Stanley Shea received good
and bad support BY turns. His ability
70 place the hits into the hands of re-
( liable OutfielderS prevented many q
smuggling bee by the Aggies Walker
1lclent In StabbinE long flies which
were lifted by the Aggies to the outer
garden Walker was a particular star,
accepting many chances without a sin
gle boot or an error Robertson also
made. several nifty stops. and cut off
possible runs by accurate throwing
catcher House showed up good behind
the bat, but was a bit tardy in peg
sing TO second base.
Tigers Get II Hits.
Although the Aggies Won according
= the score books, pitcher Bousman,
OF the visitors was stunE for Il hits,
while only nine were nicked off the
delivery of Shea. The Aggie twirler
had plenty of smoke with good con-
y y u, passing only one man VINO scored
later on Good support both at short
stop and second was afforded the fling
er. the Tigers with a few exceptions.
never lifting the bah into the outer
H..
tionally well and was the star OF the
AgSie aggregation, several times dig
Elng the ball out Of the dust, with some
skin and more luck
A fair sized crowd of rOoters turned
out TO cheer the Tiger players Grit
Brann essayed the job Of umpire and
got away with il.
AEEies Get First Score.
Things went along nicely until the
thlrd inning when in the Aggie session
Llewellyn walked, stole second and
third, and scoOted home on Lanes hit
to Darnen who threw wild 70 Fox at
first. Lane came home on a three
Dagger by Hamilton. who was called
out by umpire Brann for failure TO
touch first base. in his circuit sprint.
The Tigers We're retired in one, two,
three order in their half. Three more
tallies were trickled across the rubber
by the AggieS in their half Of the
fourth when pitcher Shea had difficulty
IN locating the plate. Several wild
throws and muffs by the High school
contributed to the run making.
In their half of the fourth the locals
endeavored to tie the score but their
efforts were in vain Walker got to
first on a misjudged fly into right
field. stole second and third, but was
out at home on hit by Darneu to COe,
who threw TO Thomas. The Aggies
scored two more in the fifth, and an
other in the eighth. The first and final
flareup of the Tigers came in the sixth
when with two out. Masters walked
and scored on a three-base cIout by
House into right field. who afterWard
rOmped home on DarnelPs. hit to Lea
who threw wild to Lane at first Meth
er team scored in the finale
The Lsineups.
Aggies-Lane, first base. Coe. third
base; Hamilton, center field; Thomas,
catcher; BOusman, pitcher; Ferlet. sec
ond base; Maynard. left field; Lew
elyn, right field; Lea shortstOp-
High school-Robertson. second base.
O'Neill- right field; House, catcher:
DarnelL third base; Shea, pitcher:
Walker, center field: Fox, first base:
Talbot, left field; Masters, shortstop-
Asgies ......OO s2oo1o0S
Tigers --..-.O 0 0 0 , 0 % II