Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-10
DOUGLAS MAKES
MARK IN THE WON
COLUMN At LAST
Plenty Passes and a Few His
Turn Trick in Last Game Of
Series When Pitcher Fam
Ioch Blows Up.

The Dnkef perfect percentage In
the standing column took sudden
flight yesterday afternoon when.
Pitcher Carl Zamloek exploded In the
third inning Of the second game. per-
mltflng Douglas 10 score seven sew
eral times IN that frame.
Also Douglas won its first Ramr--
the last one OF the series with Aibu~
querque. The sad, sad tale. mates. "
told In the figures . to 8. That isn't
the saddeat part OF II. however. Here
IL comes. D0nglng scored those nine
runs with only four hits 10 liz credit
while Albuquerque connected for ten
safe ones and could mark the board
only i've times.
Eamlock's time-lock didn't appear
10 be working smoothly this time. At
least, the blow-up came sooner than
II did in the first game he started.
Znm wasn't terribly wild. lie didn't
make Raedcll feel like Hannes
Kolenmaineh or anything like that,
chasing Wide ones. lie was getting
them near tho plate most OF the
time. but seemed unable 10 clip the
corners.
Jardon Goes In.
zamlock ~ touted 10 be there and
IN NAHttttu 10 tnUW tUfffttUllH FtVt Y
when the New Mexican sun thawa
out his right, lie was relieved by Jar
don, who pitched the remaining two
and one-third inninGe The game went
only Ave innings, according 10 a pre-
gane agreement. lie kept the game
well IN hand.
Take squint nj the score BY In
nlngA: Observe that Douglas ana Al
buqueraue both had scored IN the
opening inning and that the score
stood I 20 2, with the Dukes ahead,
when the third came on. zamlOek is-
sued FIVE passes, scattered but not
widely enough, In this inning. The
entire Douglas batting order faced
him ana three OF them twice.
The crowd was cheering when
rarman came 10 bat In Albuquer-
anes half Of the third. lie got pass,
went 10 third on Harrietta single and
scored on Rnedell's hit. That was the
end of II. The Dukes made a game
fight. but after thgt Douglas held
them scoreless.
Attendance More Than 750.
The games drew big attendance.
Exactly ESQ persons paid admission
q; the gate. II wis good baseball
weather, which helped the attend
HIltf ffHuItN ~ hittt Afhfs WIN ~ tfA'
second game rain squalls swept over
the field, but did not halt the play
ing. Then the sun slid from behind
the clouds again.
THE Dukes got of first In the FIRST
game Of the afternoon aud kept ahead
all the way, although outhit by the
visitors by a narrow margin. Both
teams hit freely. IL was for the most
part 4 repetition in a general way OF
The four previous games that Doug
las PLAYED here.
Murphy and Humphries brought
In the first scores Murphy got on
with single ana went to second on
Humphries' intended sacrifice.
liumphrles was safe ~ first when the
ball was folded slowly. They ad-
vaneed on Huelsman's out and scored
on Davis drive 20 the left field fence.
Douglas scored In the fourth
Ward hit one up In the air and Went
to second when three Dukes at
tempted TO capture the ball Quiglcy's
single sent him TO third and he came
IN when McGilllyray hit Mccarthy
walked, Milling the bases. A double
play caught pulgley at home ana
Kraft az fifst, retiring the side.
Kraft Drops Hall; french safe.
fourth, French singled and scored on
HartiettA two-b base hit. Catcher Kraft
dropping the bah when French ran
Into him. Harriet went TO third on
the play and came home on Raedell's
Texas Lacquer,
In the nfth Mcdonnell sent hot
one along tho first base line and adj
vaneed TO the keystone station on a
haik by Trekell. He went TO third on
Wards hit and scored on Stewart :
single, which dropped between sec
ond base and centeriielh
Murphy hit for two saeks IN Al
huquerque's half of the fifth, went "a
third on Davis single ana raced "a
the plate with another run on Car
mans sacrifice ny.
Douglas did It's last scoring In the
elahth aud did Il twice. McGillivra>
and Mccarthy got the runs, uooch
sacrifice rs, following three singles
By MeUnlivray. Mccarthy and Kraft
scored McGillivrny. NcConnelrs two.
hagger brought W Mccarthy That
ended the scoring
Score Of first game
Douglas All r. II, 20 a. T.