Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-05
DUKES CAPTURE
THIRD GAME OF
SERIES, s To 4
Score See-saws Until Sixth,
When Reedmen Send in 8
and Put II on Icei BraShear
Threatens to Quit

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game from Tucson, 10 4, not be-
cause they were more proficient inl
serapping. but because they outMt
and outplayod the Visitors.
IN the sixth Manager Brushoar
and part Of his team Withdrew from
the field because of Umpire SirriingsI
decision allowing Humphfies to score
ON block ball This put Albuquer-
Que In the lead. Braahcar finally de-
clded 10 return ana Tucson played
the game out.
Callan, Tucson's game little catcher
who was believed 90 he laid up Tor
the series with a badly cut hand, re-
ceived when he ran into the press
box IN the first game, returned to ms
position behind tho bat His hand
was still bandaged. His return was
made imperative because Strolon had
mumps. Manager lirashear also was
forced to play despite his Injured
ankle
The Dukes scored FIRST. In the Sec
ond inning Trekell. playing second
hase for French, who has been IT.
vas safe on nraghears error at FIRST.
Davis sacrificed, advancing him and
he scored ON IIcrrious three base
hit. Herrlott scored on llaedel's single
20 right field. Raedel WINS forced out
when Flehafiy sent the ball 10 Nc
Murdos Murphy made the third OUT,
MrMurdo TO Brashear.
Tucson came back IN the third, get
ting orc run. This was Earnered on
Fnwcider's lucky twp-hagger alonp
the foul line and Raiders three-base
hit, which sent Fnlweder across the
pan.
Tucson's second score came IN tho
fourth. Felts hit hot one. The ban
going through Flehart's hands callau
Intended 20 sacrifice but was safe ut
first when Fleharty overthrow to SET
ond base. MeGeehan hatted 10 Davis,
who pulled OH Il double unasaisted,
getting the batter and Feits, the lat
ter al third. slaRle was safe when
the ball took q bad bounce over
numphrles head. Callan scored on a
double steal, Fulwelder died out 20
Hnmpriea
Tucson made two more scores, the
last, w the sixth. Callan singled ana
went to second on McGceh0n's sacri-
lice. siagle then lifted home run
over the right field fence. scoring
Cnllan and himself. Fulwelder illed
out 20 Murphy Bfashcnr was out on
= foul. which Racdel caught after a
hurd run, retiring the side
In the last Of the sixth, Herriot'
first up, singled. Raedel was passed,
sending Hcrriott te the next station.
Flehutty hunted and llefriott was
caught at third Fleharty being safe
At first on Il folders choice. Murphy
went out on Il Fly 70 stadelii Huhph-
ries then scut afhard iiner between
Recond aud third base, scoring ltaedei,
Flehnrty anblod home when nuels-
man sent single over McMnfdo
head llumphrics went TO third ana
then came the play which aroused
Manager llfashcar'H Ire. Felts, cen-
ter fielder, threw to Callah, but sent
the ball high over the eatehers head
and Humphrles raced toward home,
Callan recovered the bali, but Um-
pire sterling called him safe.
The decision was disputed and q
heated argument followed after
which Brashear betook himself ia
the Tucson bench. sterline's contcn-
ton wne that the runner was entitled
to the base az the throw had been
blocked by the grandstand The
grandstand being less than ninety
feet from the plate. which distance Is
required, entitled HUMPHREYS TO an
extra base, he said Ills ruling was
based on q ground rule. When the
Tucson players returned TO the field
tarman went out on a ils TO felts
buchanan was put out Of the game
IN the eigbth. French taking his
place in right neld IIuelsman got a
two-haggor, sending The sphere along
the third huHe line. lie went tn third
when Caruan was pui at first lie
was caught OIL third by quick throw
lfy Callan TO Mcieehan huelslnan
appeared TO slide under McGcehan,
but sterling motloned him out. liuels-
man was hanished in tho argunant
that followed
Governor Mcdonald, who came
here from Santa Fo TO attend the
meeting Of the state fair commission,
Witnessed the game.
The score.