El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10

was stated that one certain Irish
= man that hovers around the short
stop position for the Concentrations. was in
the game every minute We wish to rec
tify that statement. II you please, for there
vas 5lst one Iohe-y minute tn-t I, ! ohhnIe
was not In the game saturday. OF course
we know that If the little Iishman had It
all 10 do over again he would not stand idly
by and see Digger put a ny MS way and
not alone. DAILY seemed to be absent for
a Few seconds in the ninth While Guynup
was fielding Blauchfield's hit he should
have covered first bag Sorenson was also
off in his pegEinE to bases and Gilenwater's
splashes in the right field were ike a drop
OF water in shallow pan They were all
costly 10 Riser's bunch
But there is redeeming feature 70 most
all great losses. To the one Saturday was
the brilliant game Sam Bausman was pitch
ing until his teammates began 10 crawl
scattered hits had been DiEgertzed of his
mastery delivery sam had everything. and
fore part Of the contest. NO chance as long
as Bausman is right" He should be cred-
tied with shut out game until the ninth.
IN three innings Of the contest it was SIX
pitched balls and SIX Diggers down
Saturdays was the first game Of the sea
son that Rube Weeks had faced the husky
Conceutrators hitting staff He could not
repeat MS performances OF last season When
ne never lost game 70 them. but ne vas
pounded over the lot and out OF the box
after three and one-haf innings
Cal Earthman figured largely in satur-
days game, getting II chances without an
error and assisted in one Of the fast doubles
sorenson's hit in the sixth was clean
drive down the third base line a beauty.
Clark was the candy kid Of the outer
garden during the series While not max
ing any sensational catches he played
beautiful game
Kirchman bats either right or left handed
But he showed stronger on the left side OF
the plate Saturday; after changing over he
clouted out two Of the hits that won the
game
Silver city also had tail end rally Sat
urday. Coming up in the eighth with the
score one TO one. they pushed over five runs
and then Burleson proceeded 10 send three
Soldiers by the strikeout route In the ninth
Kane had his slow ball working all cor
ners and made some Of the Coneentrator1
look bad
Jack Powell came back in the sixth and
got Kirchman's second foul fly after muff-
ing the first one off the DigEer's bat
One OF the most brilliant catches ever
made on the Digger's park was turned IN
Saturday by Blanchfield at the expense Of
DAILY in the tenth The long fly was max
ing for the hills back Of right when on the
dead run Blanchfield made a jump and
dragged the pellet to safety, turning q
complete Ringing Bros nipflop before he
arose TO the surface
seibel cut down a two-bagger IN the ssv-
enth by turning in Kirchman's Texas
Lacquer It was a pretty catch
Chubby Forsythe was back in the game
Saturday FOR the first time for three weeks
owing to his bad foot
Clearwater spoiled a neat double IN the
fifth when trying for second he broke Earth
mans throw to first by accidentally hit
ting his arm.
Robertson made several fast pegs to sec
ond and caught the nimble Concentrators
off the sack
Benham and Blanchfield. for the Diggers,
and Buckles were out OF the game Sunday
on account Of the ruling made by the two
clubs that no player should be allowed to
take part in any games OF the cup series
unless he had been on the clubs roster at
least 30 days
Although very disagreeable day. a high
wind prevailing. the largest crowd Of the
first game Of the cup series
The selections rendered by the Santa Rita
brass band were very much enjoyed BY the
fans both Saturday and Sunday
Eaton and Robertson are a combined
strength that is hard TO combat with.
X
According to Hoyle II sorenson did not
touch the infield fly off Forsythe's bat in
the fifth inning Sunday. which rolled out
side Capt Ward will have good cause for
playing the game under protest It looked
Ike a clean muff TO US
Kellogg recovered himself after getting
his mitt on Smiths hit in the ninth let
ting IL get away from him. and made a
nice peg TO first mailing the runner
Forsythe Is responsible for Hurley's last
runs by letting Guynup's fast one get by
him in the ninth.
Capt Ward made a pretty running catch
OF Forsythe's fly back Of first base Sunday
IN the seventh inning.
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Bristow pulled one at the expense OF
S0renson in the sixth by making a hard
running catch Of his high fly back Of sec
ond base
The Indians repeated the medicine. as did