El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-10

1.-TWO baseball games at Washington
park Sunday resulted in a complet
took the soldiers into camp in thc
first by 4 to I, and the Gas club beat the
Bankers IN the second, to 2 Norch first
man up for the Soldiers, got a life when
Weiss hit him between his pantry and din
ing room He went TO second when Morti-
mer hit TO Weiss, and scored on Wanta's
hit over first. That was all for the soldiers.
They got men bases several times but
were unable to score. Several fast double
plays cut them off at critical moments.
huy Darnel, who has been In the outer
garden for the past several weeks, came
in 10 third and played a star game. Be
sides being mixed up in a couple Of double
Of Randalrs hit in the fifth, and by a
fast throw caught the runner
Purities Pile Up Score.
After the soldiers scored their lone run
IN the first the Purities came back in their
half with two p Davis first man up
hit 70 center for three bases and scored
when Aorch threw the ball TO the stand.
Perkins walked Fisher hit to short and
by some great base running went all the
way 70 third He scored when Pearson
threw the ball away. In the third
the ball feu safe Davis stole second. went
to third on short passed ball and scored
on Fishers hit past second The Bakers
made their last rally in the fourth. Adkins
famed Weiss walked and Adkins ran for
him Al Immediately stole second p
Davis hit one in front Of the plate and
when Mortimer threw the ball avav bv
fast running, scored from second Neither
team scored in the succeeding innings
less than two innings last Sunday. came
back strong. and his teammates gave him
errorless support The soldiers. although
beaten, put up a pretty fair game as is
their custom
Second Game Full Of Errors.
To call the second affair a baseball game
would be simply a matter Of courtesy. There
are probably half q dozen schooIbov teams
In town who could have hz4+
exhibition than did the Bankers. It would
be hard to pick any one individual who
showed worse than the others True there
were Few who were in the game all the
time, but the team a whole not only
booted and threw the ball away on every
occaslon out they were absolutely Ifeless.
The leniency Of the official scorer allowed
them 70 escape several errors and at that
lney had eight In seven innings They
also pulled several bones In one Instance
Herbert tried TO steal second while the
pitcher held the ball and was watching
MN another time Talbot tried TO steal
nome under the same circu17stances- As a
third instance, on ball hit to right cen
ter Talbot, instead Of backing Up the cen
ter fielder. stood watching. with his hands
on his hips. As a result the batter got
three bases on a single. And TO top II off
Herbert. the Bankers pitcher who r1s1,a11y-
his glove
Pedrsgon, the Gas company's star twfrler.
failed 10 appear, but he was nos missed
as Perry pitched a fine game and Inc
team not only fielded vel behind him bu+
~ taxing advantage OF every opportunity Z
10 score piled up enough runs to win sew
eral games.
Pile Up Score
Neither team scored IN the first but In I
the second Milan, first man up, was safe on Z
brleshs error and wen to second on Cha
cons wild throw: Anderson hit TO Eunsen Z
There was no chance 10 get Milan but I
brlesh s error and went TO second on Cha
were safe Anderson stole second and both /
he and Milan scored on Woodmanson's hit ]
past Lyman Perry singled After Gala
CHER and Cray famed. Clyde WooIIen ]
came TO bat and drove out one OF the I
longest hits Of the season. The ball did 1
not stop until # hit the right field fence 4
ana by the time it had been returned 4
Woollen was back at the water cooler and i
the Gas crowd had totaled five for the
Inning
Milan again started things in the fifth.
Delng safe once more on an error. this I
time py Rokahr Milan made second and I
Anderson first on a felders choice Wood I
illanso7 hit 10 Bunsen who stepped on first :
retiring the batter. but both other runners Z
were safe because both Briesh and Rolahr ]
went 10 sleep and failed to cover second ]
Cnacon Kept heaving the ball at third I
ana linally succeeded in hitting Milan on /
me mead The ball rolled out in the field I
5rann 1umbled Il and both runners scored 3
me Gas company made its eighth and last
run IN the sixth Gallagher singled After
5ray and Woollen had been retired he stole
second went TO third on Briesh's error and
scored on l-eason hit The Bankers scored /