El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-13
GAS CLUB WINS
FROM BANK TEAM
Defeats Opponents Decisive
ly in Listless, One Sided
Sunday Contest.

In listless. one sided uninterestinE con-
test the Gas club, one Of the strongest and
. - hitting professional teams that have
ever been witnessed at Washington park de-
Ieated the Rio Grande Bankers BY the score
4 70 Sunday afternoon Twelve base
80 were scattered over the field by the
Wrecking crew OF the Gas club, promoting
an equal number Of runs. The majority Of
trs hlts were opportune bingles. It was
simply case Of a team outpiayinE its on
honenls at every stage Of the game. al
Lhough the Gas boys made five errors 10 the
heavy field.
Inability to connect cleanlv with the
fWFlng OF Pedregon, while the Gas players
= hit the ball at every turn. lost the zane Tor
the Bank team Tel, ~, -, -,
EuraJed the game for the Bank was taken
OUT IN the fifth and Jess Daugherty was
thrown into the breach in an effort to turn
than Brann. however. a total Of seven runs
oeing made off his delivery Verne Lyman
neld the soldiers safe.
Gallagher Makes First Run.
- a -e5 cIuo got off 10 a flying start l
consecutive bases on balls. coupled win /
some 1ast base running enabled Gallagher 1
70 get around the sacks for tire f1f-jsI r1- /
Of the game IN the fourth two more nm, -
were made by the Gas nine the rsen7f ~ 4
another walk and an error By Verne I.vr5an-
emerson came along with a two baEEer ut 4
an opportune time, bringing the totsf rms /
- ts lls Ior me Gas club Woollen walked j
right Dunlap also singled. and ne bases /
zee Iull- Caionea raped out a high sac
nome Milan got two baEEer and Ander-
s an infield hit scoring Milan and Dun
Schuck is responsible for the two rms
scored by the Bank club in the fourth in I
i I-l--s, y hen lyman had got 10 first on Cal
$780, - p nun OF MeaSon's throw. Schuck ]
slammed three base hit into deen rsrfs- |
80 -iis <, ylll n. ne scored few minutes
bunt wild TO Gallagher at first bsse O,s !
1-ioss S as ADDED IN the fifth by the Bank.
NLlsn russell was advanced around. Another /
run was also made by the Bank in The
The Second Game.
a smoky roller damaged the hand n
pLteileF Lewis 10 such an extent in the sec !
ond game that the contest was fo-fsite,i ~ ]
the Newspaper club 10 C,on1s7- II is t1I y
OF the lack OF a pitcher. on account ~ ne I
game not being completed ii viii not -o,,rf /
N me individual averages. Pete Leyva % I
the Newspaper club was knocked out 81 me ]
o9N n the second inning after the hard hit
ting soldiers had nicked his DEWEY To-
Ihree runs and four hits /
Lewis went on the mound for the News
paper team and pitched a nice game but
was unable TO keep the scoring down he
--ss q tne poor support accorded him {
the four innings By The Ne7rsTs-7s - +ss
me game was not a regularly scheduled one
n = 1900 - - ~ Is5playeu on account
- = p-olest Nhicn the Newspaper club filed
reistiFe 70 an interference play and called
void BY the directors OF the league 7
{ aorch of the soldiers got three hits dur ! \
l ~ n afternoon, two singles and one two ! {
1is-s5S5 -5llesA q the Newspaper club / n
- - - a nice game IN the field making sew :
- IiIty stops that seemed as though thew ! 7
houio 80 Tor certain base hits
Campbell Scored Only Run. :
- campbell got the initial hit made bv the .
newspaper club and scored the ouIv nm
llade by the team The players who mar
1clpated in both games were serior1si5- 49,
leIeo because Of the poor condition Of TIE .
IIo1nos;; on which they played The regular o
Is1iiond was found TO be under water ana rt
olally unit for playing and ths games m
ll-llalsrred 70 q spot farther down the field Z G.
ne game Scheduled Saturday afternoon be- \
zen me Purity and Newspaper clubs vyss OF
ioL played on this account.
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