Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-10
BROWNSVILLE PUTS ANOTHER
OVER SAN BENTTO,S WONDER
m'NoT HALLMARK PITCHES HIS MOST REMARKABLE GAZE FOR THE SEA
SON, PITCHING HIMSELF OUT or TWO TIGHT PLACES WITH BASES
FULL EACH rIMas SAN BENTOs STAR FLIMGER REAPs ADmIRA-
TON FROM GREAT CROWD.

AZ the bali with might and main bui
could do no better than knock four foul.
and was FINALLY sent a. first on balls
Listen popped ont i small fy hirh MA.
ca>il, sobhlcl up. while Smith made \
lone drive io center field and that gen
tlcman in the rear took il in.
The beginning Of real PLAYING started
in the last half uf the sixth when IN,
home boys got busy and made four runs
Ii was time they were doing something
for the game was hnlf over anil not !;
run had been made since the first ~.
ming. In this inning they found pitcher
Carmichael with LITTLE trouble. Gauthicr
opened This terrible disaster for the Wis.
ting hoyS with a hot gronndcr ID first
but h. failed a. reach first before the
ball and out. nunphcy was hit ~ the
pitcher. Ia 1 first. stole SECOND and 4
Wild throw hv atchcr Listen caused him
20 leave the SECOND bag and a. the out.
fielder for the visitors was fnmhlimg The
bah Dunphcy galIoprd home amid lou..
cheers from the local fans. This started
the trouble for the boNS from the Valley.
They We're "hum fnzzlcd" ~ the saving
goes and the Brownsville bnyS could
plainly see that They had the BILLIE of the
visitors. kcmprr. Shcltro. aud Thaycr
each made a run in this inning aud all
those present knew that the death kncll.
for 4 Nictnry for the s;an Bcrito twirlcrS
had faded ia eIoam.
Jcncric~ opened the seventh With Il
safe hit 10 first. while Carmichael fol
lowed salt. ttcke knocked ont a il, 10
Duncan IN lctt field which Was taken
ia. Brady hunted 4 light one which was
picked up by pitcher Hallmark and
gently tossed to first ba>rman Shcltro.
Fcwcli~ oversight was bad as he failed
~ See The ball delivered IN Hallmark and
three Strikes We're registered against
him before h. got hi spikes firmly
planted at the home plate.
Hallmark ia the last half Of the sew
cnth lined \ hct d Ia left field amt
lcflric. wa> there ID keep IL from touch
ing The ground Mhi-h h. did. making I.
grand stand catch over the bead with
his left hand. Gauthicr popped up a
ilN Z" iii~i ha~cman Cooke and that gen
tlcman took IL home. Dunphr, closed
this inning hy a fly up Ia short stop
Smith. No scores.
The eighth inning was holly contested
IN both clubs and each had business
with the Official scorer. Mr.. Pollock
Browne opened by hitting safe and II.
nally got around the bags 10 home plate
without a miShap. An error on the part
a first baScman >hcltro gave Brown
this score. Carmichael hit safe a. short
stop and Brown pissed a. second. Li~ton
found pitcher HALLMARK mapping and
raped the sphere for a safe hit 10 first
while Smith followed suit. Jcncrit- also
got ~ first. Li>ioL died IN route a. home
and Carmichael closed ~ 4 fly.
The Brownsville gentlemen were not
10 he outlonc hy the sore the San Bcni
a. boys had made III the first part nf this
inning and they went them one better ~
putting ShcItro and Fay over the home
plate safely. kempcr hattcd out 4 liner
which WAS taken in bS second bascman
Fcwcll Shcltro showed ycnng Carmi
cllacl what NJ could ~ "a one ~ those
mysterious curves that the Young prodi
~ WAS putting over the home plate aud
he placed a long flN in the right place ",
left field which runnctird with mother
earth before fielder .IcffcricS could Get
hi erahhcrS un the ball. Fay found the
ball also for q two Dagger Ia left which
.seficricS failed "a connect with. Tiny
cr made j hit which brought in Fay b..
~ failed ~ reach the first base. Dun
can 'lo>cd the inning ~ failing IA make
first. Two cores made.
Ina the closing inning the San Bcnito
h"NS failed 90 reach the required number
~ %tallir~. two runs being the best they
could 40.
Cooke opened this sud ending for tn
San Bcnito PLAYERS bv tanning ont.
Brady hit u three haggrr ami wa~
brought III M 4 safe hit made IN Jewell
Brown and carmichael both hit ~ first.
LiSton Swattcd a fly 10 Duncan in left
field and that pencil nu~hcr clung Ia the
ball like a lecch. Smith hit "a first and
cot awas with ID on account 81 <hcltrn
fumhling the bali .~Jcffric~ closed An AZ.
currents by lining out 4 NV T. HilI ~
center field which fell >quarrly into thu.
hands of the fielder~ thus putting IA
fins a. this game.
The score.