Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
ONE BAD INNING;
BEANS SPILLED;
SAD, SAD STORY
Tucson Takes Liberties With
Bib Iron Right From the
Start and Dukes Never Have
Anything Like a Look-in,

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A statistical review Of the festivities
AT Hopewell field yesterday afternoon
reveals the fact that II Il hadn't been
for that first inning the score would
have been tie, and for all that we
know they might have been playing
yet However. II was impossible 10
induce the Tucson management TO
consider The game as having started
with the second inning. and with
bowed heads we are forced 81 admit
that they licked US good and plenty,
the final count being 10 ..
Bob Irion was on the peak for the
Dukes and sIaglc for the old Puebl0s.
Bob got off on the wrong foot and
the enemy began taking all sorts If
liberties with him right from the
start lie rot better as he went along.
but he. wasn't good enough when he
began. That's the answer. ON the
other hand, Slagle WIS 80 stingy In the
matter Of giving up hits that II was
positively disgusting. Father Time
Huelsnan, IN fact, got 80 disgusted
that In the sixth inning he lost all
patience and slammed the ball over
the left field fence for about tho
rtecnth time this season. and that
without anybody on base. Granny
said II made him sore TO see the way
things were going and ne Just couldn't
wait till somebody got on.
There WAS a big Sunday crowd out,
and the game was a good one for all
that II went the wrong way. Tho Ola
81 .
getting right In the way ~ the ball
just at the moment our brave lads
were striving most nobly 10 make hits.
and the fielding was up 10 the usual
nigh standard that these two teams
have set
Tucson got the jump from tho call
OF time. FtadeIi singled, strnloff
stroled aud RAIDER hunted safe. Then,
with three on, McMurdo poked the
ball into the far corner OF left field
for a two-bagger that brought ali
three OF his pals across Felts then
hunted TO Irion and McMurdo was
caught iD chase between second ana
third. Ftlts taking second while the
chasing was being done Calan
grounded out to first and Felts took
third, scoring moment later on Me-
Geehan's single, Fulweidef ended the
agony by going out from lriun to
ilerriOtt
The remainder ~ the Tucson runs
weie scored one nj time, but they
were a plenty In the third McMur-
do doubled aud scored on the scratch
lest kind Of scratch hit hy F'elts
which started to So right into Hum-
phries' hands, then changed It's mind
and took crazy bounce over his head
into left field In the fourth. with one
down, stadelli singled took second on
Herrlotts tumble Of Stroloffa ground
er, and scored when McAlurdo, who
by this time had gotten into the two
Dagger habit. damned out his third
OF the game In the eighth Felts hit
for two bags. CaIlan popped up an
EASY one to Herriott that looked so
sure that Red let IL filter through his
fingers, feelts hugging close TO second
all the while. Mcclellan laid down
"A hunt which moved both men up
peg and Fulweider grabbed off sin
gle that brought Felts across for the
last Tutson tally.
The scoring for the Dukes began in
the second Herriott, first up, singled
through short French hit to third
and on MeGeehan's bobble was safe
al first Davis drew single and
there We're three On. McNeal ground
ed to first and Herriott was forced at
the plate Raedel then produced a
nifty single over second that brought
Nv French and Davis. ,Huelsman's
homer In the sixth was the third and
last run for the Dukes
MeNeal made his Albuquerque debut
IN LEFT field. He had dun time Of
Il W the field, nothing coming his way
that could enable him TO show his
class. lie negotiated one Of the six
hits secured by his team, clean sim
gle to right. but II came after two
men we're down and had no effect on
the result