Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-12
HALL LIVES UP
To HIS REP AND
DEFEATS DUKES
Morale Of Phoenix Players Ap-
pears Greatly improved
With Nc-hit No-run Twih-
er Serving Them Up,

Herb Hall, the Phoenix gent Of no
hit, no.run fame. had more control
than Lefty" Russell possessed when
tho Senators and Dukes met yesterday
afternoon at Iopewell held. That was
not the sole cause of the defeat OF
Albuauerque--for II must be admit
ted the Dukes went down in lieu Of
a patriotic censor 10 keep that fact
from the fan persons-but II prob
ably was the chief contributing cause.
The game, viewed from the bleach
critics standpoint. was the best played
this series Both teams showed
snappy field work. ne the number Of
double plays attest With Hall on
the mound the solons appeared to
take new lease On life and played
with something resembling the class
thoy must have shown when they
played three extru-iuning games
with the Dukes when the Albuquer-
qnchns 1ourneycd 10 the Arizona
capital.
Ross salazar, who appeared here
with the defunct Douglas team at
the opening 81 the season. appeared
yesterday In Halls place IN right
HELD. MANAGER Hester has been up
against II for nm ouifielder since re-
leasing pittman. He expected To get
one from the Pacific Coast league,
hut learned nj the last minute he
would not come
Phoenix scored twice In the FIRST.
Scanlon, first up went 10 first on four
wide ones McArdle, next up. SINGLED,
advancing scanlon, who crossed the
plate on "a Wild pitch. McArdle TOOK
second and third on Wild pitches ana
scored whom Demaggio wen; out,
dlumphriee 10 Herrlott.
Albuquerque chnaed in one IN us
half OF the first This came on Nc
Ardle's error at short. two stolen bases
and French's two-sacker
both teams scored In the third,
McArdle and Mutt brought In the
runs for the visitors McArdic got
on free. going the fOur-ball route.
Mutt took life on French's error Me-
Ardlo going to second. Both advanced
when Demaggio was passed and both
scored on Lynn's single. only one
man was down aud two were on bases
when Hester hit e. HUMPHREYS who
threw Demnggio out al the plate and
Rnedel sent the ball 10 Davis catching
Lynn off third Lynn raced for home
and Davis returned the bull 10 Raedei
Il was a neat double
In the Dukes half Iluelsman drew
a pass with one down and scored on
iierriott's triplr. Herriott scored on
an out, French and Davis Went out ~
slieeesslon. retiring the side
Phoenix seered again 10 Tho fourth,
Hail challting up the mark. With one
down he clouicd out two-basc hit
and ~ored on Mnkrdles single.
The Dukes got their dual score ia
the NTH. Huinphries first up. walk
ed, but Went out trying 60 steal sef-
ond. Huesman, next up, also walked.
lie went Ia second GA Herriotts 0ut
and scored on Ffcnch's two bigger.
Davis struck out
Phoenix Increased It's lead IN the
ninth. Hester started the pyrotechnies
with a two-saok wniiap to left field
which carman was Just able to touch
after "A long run. He was out NJ third
when Salaznr grounded TO Herrlott
Snlazar being safe on fields choice
Hall hit. Scanlon walked. MeArdle.
walked, forcing in Salaznr Hall scored
on Nuts sacrifice fly, Demaggi0 also
walked and then Lynn grounded out
Davis 20 Herrioti.
Today's game will he called at S'4b
o'clock.