Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-13

81 bad with Albuquerque fans Much
can BE- forgiven q BASEBALL player who
fofgets himself Ia his zeal for his
team. but no one has airy use for a
man WIN shows in everything that he
does the trace OF the rOwdy Yester-
daN Hester WIS IA action from the
time the first bah was pitched. &oih'
ing suited him. tie kicked on close
plays he kicked ON plays TINT were
not olnsr. and he even kicked when no
play had hecn made lie seemed a.
have "a constitutional improving
Crouch that he must give expression
10 al every moment when there wls
AN opportunity for him 70 open his
mouth. and those moments were pain
fully frequent
Umpire Sterling has airendy come
in for considerable censure. And there
d no disposition To add tn the al
ready heavy burden that ho has 70
bear bnt he can not escape his share
of the blame for what happened yes
terday Il Is always la the power Of
the umpire 10 stop the Hester sort ~
rowdyism boy nippng It in the bud and
putting the preparation of il out ~
the grounds. and Sterling would have
strengthened himself Immensely with
an lovers of clean sport II ne bad
elected Hester IN the first inning ~
yesterdays game.
n should be- stated at this point that
with the exception OF Hester the
members Of the Phoenix team have
made q good Impression on local fans,
They play the game FOR al that Is In
Il. and are Glenn md geDtlemanly.
The roatera have fired some hot YER
bal shots AT them. especially at Nc
Ardle, Lynn. Mutt and DeMagglo. but
without exception they nave taken II
good-nnturcdly md have shown them-
selves good fellows ano good ball
players. n Is only against Hester that
there is any real complaint, and the
sooner Hester gets the iden firmly
fixed in mis- mind that The fans come
out 60 see baseball game ana not to
see the sort 81 exhibitions that he has
been giving the better Il win be for
the future of the game in this city
The game itself WIS a pppin,
Astounding In snappy plays. free hit
1 ting and exciting sensations. Me-
Crenry worked FOR the visitors and In
spite 0f the fifteen hits that were
made on him gave highly credIta-
\ bile performance Except In the first,
/ him in any one inninr. ANA whom the
danger signal was DYING he was Us.
nally effective yt
irioh started for The Dukes, and
agin gave early promise Of turning
/ out u no-hit game, for II was not Until
the fifth, when Hail crueked one out
TO right field, that u clean binele WAS
made by tht. visitors. In the eighth.
/ H. a.. "a
Reed sent f'ieharty In 10 check hat
ling ralN which badc fair TO put the
Dukes to- tie bad. The Zig boy was
there In the pinehrs. and ~ result
the little old BAH game II on the right
side OF the standing column this morn
ing
The Dukes started off with o rush
/ IN the first, when hits by Murphy,
! Huelsman, Herrlott and Davis. to-
gpthcr with a sacrifice by HUMPHREYS
aud an error by Downing. Melted three
runs. They scored again IN the Sec
ond ana the fourth. making the count
| + to o. when the nth inning hegan.
( Ia the fifth hits by McArdle and
! Nutt and "A pass to Demaggio ehokcd
/ the bases, Whereupon Lynn smacked
! the ban 10 center FOR u two base drive
( that brought tn three runs. In the
eighth The score was tied when Win
! one down Lynn walked. Bowling Sim
gied, and Lynn ana Bowling scored
an HAIRS drive to right field
Things were beginning TO look
sauully whom IN Che eighth with two
down, Murphy sent smashing two-
/ bagger 10 right and scored a moment
! later on ilumphrles' single. From
thnt time il was all off for Flehnrty
WAS dishiug up the kind that they