El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14

, Gebhart. Deck. owen; three base hits,
Barker, Hill, B. Smith, T. Smith;
stolen bases, Ward 2; KilIilay, Barber,
B. Smith, Dale 2. Schultz 2, Barker 2;
sacrifice hits, T. Smith, Deck, Ward,
McGrath; struck out by Fisher, 5; by
Hill, Z, by Barber 6; base on balls,
by Fisher, 4, by Hill 3, by Barber i;
batters hit. by Fisher, Buckles; by
Hill. killilay; first base on errors, FL
Paso 3; Silver City 5; left on bases.
FL Paso $; Silver City 10; double
plays, Hill to T. Smith to Schultz;
Ward, unassisted; passed balls by
Smith /; time of game. 1 hr. 40 min.
Umpire Mackey.
Saturdays Game.
Skinney Shaner had a bigger and
more enthusiastic audience when his
team played back Of the gas works
JPan that which stayed till the end Of
saturdays agony at Washington park.
III PasO won by a score of 10 to 5
and Silver City would not have got
the five if Nellis had not let down
IN the sixth inning and Graham had
stuck to the second sack instead Of
allowing Medina TO go in to play there.
Swat Fest From the Second.
II was a sWattest from the start
OF the second inning FL PasO made
the first run in that inning. Ora
ham hit a hot one to owen at third
and beat 1t to first Barker tripled
to left and scored him
In the next inning FL Paso got five
more runs and knocked Barber out Of
the box Barnett taking his place,
while Rosenfield went to right field
in place Of Barnett In this inning
Dale walked and took second on an
overthrow by Barber. Tom Smith
singled over short and the ball kept
rolling so he stretched it to third,
sending Dale across the plate. Schultz
walked and stole second. Graham
followed with q single through short
stop, scoring Smith and Schultz. Bar
ker followed with home run TO left
center, scoring Graham.
Homer With Bases Full.
Schultz opened the fifth inning with
a safe fly into right field. Graham
placed another one in the same weak
spot, ROsenfield getting tangled up
with the ball and the ground. Barker
hunted safe and the bases were full.
Hill famed. B. Smith knocked a home
run on line over third and they all
came home
NeIlis had the Silver CITY bunch at
his mercy all this time and during the
game he famed IS batsmen while the
opposing pitchers struck out eight e.
PasOans-
Silver City Rallies.
In the sixth inning Nellis let up
a bit and Silver City, gathering cour-
age started an assault After ROsen-
field had famed, Barber sent q safe
one along the first base line Deck
sent one through Medina at second.
Ward tripled to right field and scored
the two men ahead of him. Medina
fumbled Owens grOunder and Ward
ambled across the plate. Owen was
out at second when Gebhart hit to
shortstOp. Medina missed another
good chance when McGrath's fly fell
safe back Of second Gebhart stole
home when T Smith drOpDed the ball
that B. Smith threw in an effort to
stop the runner. Medina fumbled
COmpton's gTOunder and McGrath ad-
ded another tally to the Silver City
score. Armstrong took Medina's place
at second base after this inning.
There was no more scoring during
the game.
Gurtz Warns Up Pitchers.
Because Of a sore foot Gurtz, the eX-
army shOrtstOp of City league fame,
did not play in the game. The big fell
low arrived Saturday from Indianapolis,
but was unable to get into the field
He got his chance at bat, however,
in the ninth when he was pushed in to
hit for Armstrong. His work con-
sisted of warming up Fisher and Hill,
and coaching on the side lines.