El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

Guilty. The ball got through him and Clyde
made the tour with time TO spare.
In the army half Of the sixth Pierson
singled and went TO second on a single by
Parker into short right Draper struck
wild throw Randall went out Pierson
scored passed ball by Dunlap and
Parker took third. Morch struck out The
soldiers went out In one. two, three order
in their half Of the seventh Dunlap, first
up for the Gas team in the seventh went
out TO Pierson- Milan got a life on an
error by Hall Shreve got his first hit OF
the day and Milan went to second The
srocky little Calimea scored Milan and
left and took second. after a lot Of useless
throwing by the soldier boys.
Gallagher Gets Triple
Pedregon scored Shreve on a feeders
on third. let two pass unheedeG- Randall
crooved one. and the first sacker caught il
on the end Of his bat for long fly which
landed between Morch and Parker, ana
counted for a three-bagger. although Call
mea had scored easily
Second Game Pitchers Duel
Bill Orchard rwirled alright ball IN the
second game, which incidentally. like the
first contest, was won in a single inning
by the Newspaper club score to l. De
spite the one-sided score, the game was
kept interesting after the initial inning by
a duel on the mound between Orchard and
Herbert. Of the Telephone club. each twirl-
er allowing but two hits Herbert had a
slight puIlover in strlkeout honors, send
ing ten batsmen back 10 the bench. while
the Newspaper hurler whitfield total OF
after Briesh had gone out in the initial
inning Campbell raped out a pretty single
into left Pete Leyva sent a grass cutting
single into right. Campbell taking second
Audrus came along with twO-bagger,
Campbell scoring and Pete taking third
Leyva came home when Berthune heaved
the ball over Stadelman's head in an at
tempt TO catch Pete mapping. Andrus took
third simultaneously with the arrival OF
Grady at bat. Henderson received the bench
call and was replaced by Herbert the
iron man OF the hello" club Andrus
scored on a wild pitch. and Henry Grady
walked Mereness struck out
a peculiarly OF baseball which devel-
oped in the initial inning was shown when,
according 10 actual count Dr. T J. Mccain
nine balls 10 three Telephone batsmen, all
OF whom struck out
Lowe Scores on Home Run
Bobby Lowe made the lone run for the
Telephone boys in the second inning when
he caught one OF Orchards slants on the
end OF his hat for a home run into deep
right center field The little shor-sr0p
made the -FOUR easily The nearest the
Telephone club got to a run after that, was
three base hit by Berrhule in the fifth
Because Of the inability Of his teammates
TO hit in the pinches, the backstup Ian
guished on third until the end OF the inning
After that fatal first inning Herbert
pitched alright ball, allowing but two hits
HuEhO Briesh got one Of these in the sec
ond inning. perfect hunt down the third
base line. In the sixth Leyva, lead0f man
Of the Press club. struck out Andrus went
out, Lowe 10 Whitman Dickson was hit
by g pitched ball and stole second Grady
got an infieId hit Dickson advancing 10
third The backsrop was caught naL way
up the line when Herbert baked. throwing
TO Stadelman- Dickson was permitted 70
come in by umpire Atterbury, who ruled
that Herbert had baked Mereness walked
and Wacey struck out