El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29

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Nix this well and you have t-bloomer
ronp man I. team. noted for politeness
10 the feminine sex won the game by the
score OF II 10 z. much TO the sorrow o.
the wise short end bettors. lnctuuing
the tanale man. who wagered literally on
the chances Of the women TO VII SAID
contest ,. -.
here was a chance 10 fatten individual bat
ting averages the ruthless soldiers Whacked
out seven hits in the first inning gooa LoI
six runs Slanung through the poA scoi
IL is seen that Il safe hits are scattered
through the summary compiled by the com
pany / players aEainst-seven Tor the worn-
- who after getting over their stage
fright in the fourth inning. made grand
added in the sixth, and three IN the seYe-
Five women. three in the intield and
two in the outer garden, with three men
in the infield and one IN center, Playing
under the name OF Al T. Gibbs 'Bloomer
C;f-Is'' composed the team that attracted
the largest crowd Of Fl Paso baseball tans
- yrasIf-vror mark this season. with pos
sibIy one or two exceptions A large num-
Der Of those present however ieIl oslofs
rbe unusual fnducement Of witnessing a
female team in Action. fading after the
initial stanza-
First Game Sunday
The Purity Colts made nine errors be
hind Paul Fisher in the first game a Dur
lesoue affair which was won ny the Gs-S
club score TO 4. Paul was benched IN
the fourth inning. after four more runs
fad been made off his delivery, aided and
abetted by a brace Of errors Little =
Weiss formerly Of the Newspaper club, was
called to the rubber and held the Gas
team "a ne until the last man was out
Incidentally Gauaghers team won Its
third straight victory. due 20 Jhe errors
Of Pedresou in the box Win the SPECIFY
elongated Mexican twirler on the mounu j
50 percent Improvement Is apparent N lhs
pIavinz style OF the club which has shown
excellent form in the last three games
Scores -Four Runs.
The Gas club got off at the post and
scored four runs, the result OF an eqGaI
number Of hits with some timely errors IN
tespersed throughout the inning IN the
second two hits nearly promoted an up
rising FOR the Purity team. puI lnaoii4-s
TO hit oppOrtunely left the pstteIs IN
gushing on the bases In tne lolIln,
some more errors and cracking LnTee
base drive by little Aeascn, the DrlillanL
third sacker. contributed 10 four more runs
for the Gas club, and the downfall OF PAU
Z -7 Weiss was given a big hand The47. he
stepped on the mound, and the stocky lttle
Hebrew succeeded in holding the 6as tea cam
safe In the seventh inning he tanned
three basement successively
The first and only raiiy OF the ElILi sy
eIub was made in the last inning Davis
Eot a single into right and went 10 second
on the throw starter Pullman MT
into a fieIders' choice and Davis was
caught at home Perkins got TO tlrst on
- 7e--or bv Gallagher in handling Wool
lens snap to the initial cushion in order
- ra+~b Parlzins after passed third strike.
weiss got a two-bagger, Perkins scoring
Pullman had previously scored on GAIA
vberss rnfscue Of WooIlen's throw
5fnch hitter batting for Garfield got a
SINGLE into right and Fisher came home
sd pinch hitter going TO second Hun
ter struck out and DoerinG got two
Dagger into deep left center scoring P H
Adkins struck out
Saturdays Games
In one Of the hardest fought games this
urluE company l.
- from the Newspaper club Saturday
afternoon by the score Of 3 TO 2 A ninth
inning rally enabled the soldier boys TO
win the Press players being unable 70
score in their half Six hits were made
tv company L against five for the News
uaper team Randall the elongated boy
from the 6th Infantry, rwirled for com
panv L while Orchard was on the mound
for the Newspaper team
Jess DauEherty allowed the Telephone
-7--b 1-7F three hits in the second game,
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