Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
HOME RUN DRIVE
BY HUELSMAN IS
THING OF BEAUTY
Biz Right Fielder Payes Way
for 9-8 Victory by Sending
Ball Over Fence in Ninth
With Two on Base,


on by himself, he most Coming to
hat ia the ninth inning with one down
and two On bnse, and with the count
To against his team, the old war
horse picked out one that seemed a
little better than the others and sent
Il sailing over left field fence in the
general direction of the box-car
bleacherf. netting three runs aud
paving the way for victory In the
most hectic finish ever seen IN a ball
game IN Albuquerque.
The wallop came ~ an extremely
psychological moment. for Il not only
checred up the Dukes, who q moment
before had been wearing faces that
would have made good ILLUSTRATIONS
for the book Of lamentations but u
also Jared the CrueianB to the very
snlcs Of their shoes and made Black,
who had Up 70 that time pitched un-
beatabio ball, faltcr for the first time,
aud the mailing Of the other two runs
needed 10 bring home the bacon was
mere matter of detail.
From The standpoint Of the spccla-
tor u would be impossible TO conceive
Of a better old bali game. The tide
OF battle ebbed and flowed just ns II
does in the atoryboOka, The visitors
got off 60 a lead which they held for
three innings; then for ono timing the
score was tied and for three more In
ninRs The Dukes held an unconforta-
bly, small margin. Then came what
seemed to be crushing blow. or
rnther two crushing blows. In the
eighth and ninth, and the fans were
plunged into the pit Of black despair;
then desperate ninth-lnning rally
with tho home boys nosing IN winners
by n whlsker The fan that asks any
better bali aame than that is mighty
hard to please
The big Sunday crowd was COM
posed Of men and women ana they eN-
hlbited their pleasure In the way that
Is usual with American citizens nj q
baseball game. Nearly everybody
went nome with sore throats contract
"a from yelling and screechinR. and
incidentally tidy little sum was
raised among the fans az an express
slim OF appreciation FOR IInelsmans
wailop
Walker Jordan was on the mound
for the Dukes, and with the exception
OF one bad inning--the eighth
pitched his usual steady game. The
box score hardly does him Justice. for
the breaks IN the luck were all against
him. Time after time balls that ordi-
nnrly would have been easy outs took
peHky bounds and rolled into safe ter
ritorv. The youngator showed 4 stout
heart. however and In spite OF the
breaks he never showed signs ~ go
inf up 10 the air.
Black, who was pounded tnmefel-l
fully on his first appearance agaluat
the Dukes showed complete rover
sal If form yesterday. Ills work was
consistently good. and while he was
hit freely az times he had the stua-
ton completely In hand until The
ninth inning, when Huclsmane drive
SHOOK him up aud caused him 10 wa
Yer.
untii that memorable ninth. the
Dukes runs came ia homeopathic
doses. one drlbhline through at al
time, The start WINS not made until
the fourth, when Davis first up, sim
Ried over second. went TO third on
bad throw 10 first which took the ball
10 the fence and scored on Frenehs
sacrifice fly to deep center In the
firth. Jordan doubled 20 deep center,
stole third and scored when llum
phries' hot grounder got through Lee.
In the sixth Davis doubled TO right
field fence and scored on Carmans
single 10 lett
This made the score . Co I. the
Crnciana having tailed ~ the first
when with ono down e8nrley was safe
on Herriutta error went TO third on
tioldle's two-hagger and scored on
pflclgers sacrifice nv 20 center Tho
blow that almost --bus not quite
killed father came Ia the eighth,
when Bliss. Wilde, Lee ana Beer sin
f,f1
Hurley hit n sacrifice fly and Caldle
singled, total % five runs resulting
This was made even worse Ia The Wis
itors half Of the niuth when with
two down. Lee singled over second
and scored when Murphy iugglcd
Beers single 10 center. Beer, who took
second on the play. scoring lator on
Blacks single
The Dukes made one run In tic
eighth whrn buchanan singled. Davis
struck out, Carman walked and both
advanced on Frunch's mfiold out.
HualHman scoring on fierriott's single
through short
In tie ninth with The folks all
ready 10 give Il az and 80 home DOR
dan started of by striking out Muir
ply and Hnnphfies thUn singled IN
succeesien ami liuelsman cleared the
SACKS with MS huine run drive Da-
Wis then got his second two@haggcf
Black evidently was AFRAID of Carman
for he walked him Intentionally.
French then singled 20 left ana navia
came IN with the tying run, Garman
going TO third nerriott lifted sac
rlfice nv 60 left, Carman came across
tn gaa and anether perfectly gaad
ealne had been tucked away BY the
Dukes
After the game the crowd rushed
out On the field and the Dukes held
regular reception, Frank Huolsman
coming IN for the biggest share of az.
tention
The score IN detail