Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-16

It's Walker Jordan's turn to
= pitch this afternoon. and from
the wny the Mid ala the last time =
. out there Is every reason to be-
ileve that he viii turn up . good
{. game Fulwcider VIII probably =
bend en- over for the visitors.
Ladies day again Every day
~ ladies' day except SUNDAYS and g
holidays
@&@e@@@@ 4. Q Q . . go Q
II wasn't d bit like old times out at
Hopewcll field yesterday afternoon
The hast time the old Puehlos were
here il was common thing for them
20 come up 10 ~, grab Us by the scfuu
OF our neck and tho amplitude Of our
pants ana dust off the plate with us.
They had all the e0ndimcnts--p pepper
and vinegar and salt and mustard
and curry powder and all the rest and
when Il was ali over We we're reposine
on the dish. done Ia a turn, with "a
little green stuff arranged around
as and quite a bit VI salad dressing
spread on.
Did they do 4 yesterday
Yes. they did not.
We walked right IN and told them
20 keep their place. Not only that
but We inaistcd on their doing It. Re-
sult--sixteen Dukes punched the time
clock while five weary Tucsonians
were finding their torturOus and un-
chartcd way around the paths.
Fiery little Callan. who did his best
20 bust our prcss-box running after d
foul fly the last time be was here, and
who got a bad hund for his pains, re-
minded one yesterday Of 4 profession
al mournar al the funeral Of an unde-
sirable citizen. We tried 10 find out
az there was anybody dead In Gals
family, but he wouldn't tll us. Then
there WIS Stadolll. who played all
three fields al the same time week be-
fore last. balanced himself on the
nail ~ the little finger Of his left
hand and caught en- on the spike
OF his shoe. Mr.. Stadelli refused TO
give out anything Tor publication after
the game Was over.
Mcdonnell was on the hill for the
visitors. The last time Mcconnell
worked here he made US look like two
and a half cents worth Of meat Of the
kind you buy in scraps for q dog that
you don't think much OF. He let us
down with four meaAly little bingles
had Frank Hueleman reaching after
'em until tenrs came into our eyes.
Yesterday Mr. Mcconnell didn't
seem such . much We had our own
way with him. When We wanted Il
hlt Dffn him we went up and took It.
and II MI depended OH how much OF
a hit We wanted az 70 how mach of y
hit we took
For instance Young Frank luels-
man decided that II was about time to
teach q lesson 90 this Mcconnell per
son The first two times up he CON
tented himself with wo-baggers The
next time he put on u little extra pres
sure and got three-bagger The
fourth time, the young man remem-
befcd that II had been quito a spell
aihce he had knocked 4 home run, 81
he placed the bnll, gently but firmly
over the fence IN the direction of the
box ears whore the free seuts are oc-
oupied BY the impepunlous hut none
the less ardent bugs
Tho last time up something was
the matter. Frank gave healthy
swing at The bali, but II only went for
"a single. Trotting down 90 first base
the kid took a look at the bat, which
he still neld in his hand. 10 sec II
somebody had been putting somethIns
over on him However when you
consider that ho had already made
every kind of a hit that there iH, Il
seems that he was bit unreasonable
The Dukes got of to "A good start
and With foxy old Fleharty on the
firing Inc they were never in danger
There Is a temptation to quote tbe
remark Of one 81 the Royal Rooters
10 the effect that "Fieas got en- on
the Jump. but on second thought we
don't believe We will, Three runs ~
the first like number IN the second
couple IN the third, and 80 on, soon
put the Eame On ice, Flea didn't have
90 do much jumping, and when the
runs cinle over II WAS because there
wasn't any particular use 60 Try to
stop them
Kitty Rrashear, hate manager OF
the Old puehlos made his debut as
an umpire, and got away with II In
fine style. His decisions were nccu-
rate aud there was never a Kick at
any sinRe Of The game. Kitty yet has
to 30 through the crucible when
everybody Is mad and the game Is
close ana the crowd is yelling at tor
voice, hut there is "a Ecneral feelinn
among the fans that II anybody un-
derlakos 20 throw q ball az him. al
sprinkle MIN with sand, on spin him
around Ike a top, there viii be on,
less ballpiayer en- the ground when
the thing Is over