Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-14
LYNN PROVES It
D0ESN' 7 PAY To
PLAY BABY ACT
Phoenix Catcher Gets Rid of
Some Emotion, but II Costs
His Team Something Dukes
Win II 10 6,

Aside from the iN'l AilNi we fNf'..f
playing lam-up ban behind IrekelhI
won by score of II 10 g, the out
standing feature Of yesterdays game
al HONEYWELL field WAS the ocular dem.
onstrntion given by Catcher Lynn, Of
the Phoenix team, uf a rule OF phil-
osophy laid down by myants many
years ago. the same having been first
announced by polyCratca IN the fol~
lowing words. Go wit, 1T don't SIT
YOU nothin 10 play the spanked baby,
and usually II costs you somethiu
Nobody but hick bah player VIII
do it"
II was in the fourth inning. and was
like this Big Frank HuelHman was
on third and Charlie French was on
first and there wac one down. There
was no thought Of a double steal, OF
course. for Huelsman on the paths re
minds one Of ny Cobb because he Is
s0differcnt The solemn truth " that
when Han snapped the ball 70 first
he caught French flat-footed OFF the
bag.
llut both Huelsman and French re-
mind you of Cobb In another way--'th
three OF them have brains In their
head. When French saw that he was
caught he didn't attempt To get back
10 first hut made dive for second,
and at the same time Huelaman began
20 edge up towards home After
little OF the usunl hack-nnd forth stuff
1iueianan saw that nc was close
enough 20 take chance az getting
home and took " lie and the ball
arrived at the plate about the fame
time. II was q close play but Sterl-
inr was thoroughly justified In calling
Huelsman safe.
Immediately Lynn had brain
slorm-thnt Is. II was some kind OF a
storm. and that's az good name to
call IL az any other Sterling and Han
we're walking back towards the pitch
or's mound when Lynn Just got SO ut
terry provoked that he couldn't con-
troll the ball either, ana II rolled on
out 70 the field. French couldn't see
any use sticking around second base
under the circumstances, so he made
a dnsh and got home while Lynn WINS
stlll telling himself how provoked he
was. Net results Lynn got rid OF
some emotion. and the Dukes scored
on additional run
Lynn's action was a disappointment
10 the fans with whom he has been
"a prime favorite since he has been
playing IN Albuquerque The fact that
Sterling didn't put him out OF the
gume caused regret but not surprise,
for sterling Is irrevocably committed
10 the policy OF wntchfnl waiting, and
doesn't even attempt to hold any
body 60 strict accountability. a few
minutes later. when a foul tip struck
the judge of play ON the shins "A fan
expressed the sentiment of all his fell
low fans BY yelling, You gotta quit
klclsini our datsH 'reun'N HHH
Hester also contributed novelty
by almost playing the game through
with his mouth shut once or twice
he had few words 10 say but they
We're spoken without undue violence,
and the only way the fans could get
at him was by kiddinp him unmerci-
fully when he let ball get by him.
Hall was on the mound for the yisl-
tors for the second time IN three days,
lie was hit freely, but with better aup-
port would have made a much better
showing In the final score. Trekell
lwirled for tho Dukes, and for while
Il looked as If he were going to have
y hard time getting BY With H. After
the second inning, however he stead
led, and was never In serious danger
afterwards His hitting aided mate-
rally IN The victory that was won by
his team.
Phoenix got the jump in the first,
when seanlon walked aud scored on
McArdie's three bagger, McArdle
scoring on Demaggio'a single after
Mutt had flied out to LETT Another
run was added in the second when
Bowling hit for three bases and scored
ON Ilester'a sacrifice foul fly 20 left
field Ia the sixth pass 20 Near
die. singing rs DomnEGio and lynn
sacrifice fly by Downing and an err
rur by French brought Ia two more
Phoenix runs. The visitors made thet
last tally IN the seventh, when, with
one down. scanlon triplod to deer
center and scored on McArdle's infield
out
The Dukes got their start IN the
second. Davis first up. singled, but
was forced on Carman's grounder 10
Hester Raedel put Texas Lacquer
over second aud Carman went to Sec
und Trekell got an infield hit and
the bases were picked Murphy pop
pel ont ta Scanlon, but Humphries
tlngled and Corman and Raedel
scored
Three more were added In the third,
Hcrriott was safe on Dowling's error
French hit to fret and on Hester
error both were safe Davis advanced
both runners with perfect sacrifice,
Carman hit to short, and on McArdle's
error Herrtott WAS safe and Carman
was safe AT first Raedol hit 60 Sec
ond and when Bowling bobbled the
ban for tho second time French scored
and ftaedel was safe. CNuman takinr
second. Trekell laced out a neat sin.
sic 10 center and Carman scored
Murphy then lined out to McArdlt
who caught Raedel of second. COM
plcuug a double play unasasted
II was the same way Ia the fourth
liumphries first up, was given trans
Jortati0n and went "a third on Huels-
mans single 90 right Herriott hit a
Eroundef a. first. and ou Hester'E low
throw 10 catch ifuelsman az second
Aumphrles scored and liuelsman
went "a third French ht 70 Hall
Who threw Herriott out at second
luelsman being held an third and
French making first In safety. II was
"a this iuncturc that French was
saught between first and second
Hueismun scored Lynn got fretted
and threw the ball ~ the umpire and
French caiue home from second
In the seventh Trekeu, first up.
tripied To deep Fight Murphy was
out from Hall 90 HESTER Humphfies
grounded 70 McArdle. who threw Ire
keli out at the plate buchanan
slammed double 60 the far corner
Of left field and iumphrics scored.
The Dukes last runs were made in
the eighth. French singled 10 left.
went TO second on Davis sacrifice and
scored on Carman's drive 10 center
Raedel WAS out from Hall TO Hester
but Trekell managed to yet one
straight between McAfdles less and
Carman, who had gone Ia second on
napdafz afft scored