El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-12

OF Chicago Moran Of Cincinnati and
Boston Smith of Brooklyn and Boston,
Burns, SnOdgrass, Fletcher, and Meyers
OF New York, Gowdy of Boston, konet-
chy, Wagner. Gibson and NiON of Pitts
burg and Cutshaw OF Brooklyn.
The Phillies hit into the most double
plays the Superbas into the fewest.
The figures follow:
WhaIed Into Double Plays.
Philadelphia, 123-Cravath. q; Lob
crt 5; Becker, l.; Magee, 10; Byrne,
10. LUderus. 9; killifer, 9; Irelan, %;
Martin, s Doom, 4; Alexander, 4; RtXey,
g, Mayer, 3; Reed, .; Burns, ,; Oesch-
scr, /; Mattisen, /; Marshall, ]; Muir
ply. ]; PasEert, 3; HIlley, 1. --
St. Louis, 12O-WilsOn, IL: Beck, Is;
Snyder, u; Magee u; Miller, Il; Butler,
.; Wingo, s; Dolan, s.; Cruise, 8; Dres-
sen, 4; Gather, 4; Huggins, 4; Riggert,
%, Sallee, 3. DoaE, 8, Nash, .; Griner,
?; Whitfield, ,; Robinson, 2; Perdue, l.
Chicago, 115-Zimmerman, y; SWee-
ney,-12; Schultz, IL; Leach, IL; Good,
z; Knisely, ); Archer, 3; Phelah, 4 La
vender, 8; Cheney, 8: Johnston, 2; Der
rick, 2; Vaughn, ,, Humphries, ,; VIII
Hams, 2; Bates ]; Bues, /; Hargrave, !.
Cincinnati, 112-Niehoff, q; Moran,
9; Clark, 3, Gonzales, s; Herzog, z;
Groh, z; Daniels, 6; TwOmbley, 5; Ben
ton, s; Bates, 5 Hoblitzel, 4; kellogg,
8; Miller, 8; M2rsans, 3 Won Kolnitz,
?; Holden, 2; Yinglng, >; hillifer' =
Lchr, .; Davenport, /; Schneider, J.
Ames, 1; Mollwitz, /; Berghammer, 1;
KippeTt 1; Rawlings, I.
New York, 1OS-Burns, Is; SnOdgrass,
p; Fletcher, u; Meyers, Ii; Bescher
s; Merlue, S; Stock, Z; Grant 6; Tes-
rcau, 5; Mclean, 5; Doyle, 8; Mathew
son, 4: Robertson, 8; Murray. 3; O'TOOle,
J.: Demaree, /; DOnlin, ! Fromme, j;
Smith, 1; Holke, 1.
Boston. 1O5-Maranville 20: Gowdy,
10; Mann, 9; Whaling, s; Deal, Z; Ev-
ers, 6; Gather, 6; Schmidt, 4; smith, 4;
Whitfield, 4; Griffith, 3; Gilbert 8; Hess,
3; Connolly, 8; Rudolph, >; DugeY .;
Murray. .: Devore. >; Crutcher, 1; James,
/; +. Tyler. /; Martin, 1; Perdue, /;
Moran. I; Strand, 1.
Pittsburg, 94-Konetchy, Is; Wagner,
IL. Gibson, 10; NiON, 10, !. Kelly, 9;
Murray z; Mccarthy 6; Carey .; Mt
chell, 4; Leonard, 4; OToole, >; NC
Quillan, .; Adams, .; Gerber, 2; Cole
man, 1; Scheeren, ]; Siglin, J.; James
Kelley. l. Berger 1; Collins, 1; ConzeI-
man, /.
Brooklyn. Sg-Cutshaw, IA; Wheat. S;
Itgan, s; Dalton, Z; Smith, /; Daubert
g. Hummel, g. Getz, 5; O'Alara, 4; Ait
Gibson, 4 Fischer, 3; Mccarthy ,;
Prefer, .; Miller, ,; Raglan, ?; Myers, ?
Rucker, /; EnZmann, !; Elberfeld, /;
Stengel, 4.
Left Too Soon.
Harold IreIan of the Phillies, in a
game against the Braves on September
8. raped into three two-ply retire
ments. Evers starting one by catching
a liner and Evers and Meanwhile each
one by stopping groUnders. The young
Quaker, five days latter, helped chalk
up a double play against Paskert. In
the ninth, after forcing Cravath, he
walked off first and towards the bench
it was the third out when
Gather caught the Honey Boys fly
and was doubled, Gather to Maranvile,
TO Schmidt.
Another BOnehead Play.
Another wonderfully boneheaded
double death was that in which the
Superbas figured on June 20 in a game
with Pittsburg-a game which they
lost by a score Of 4 to 8. In the open
ms spasm, Dalton on first and Daubert
on second, Wheat singled to left, scor-
ing the Brooklyn Captain. Wagner cut
second. Wheat dashed for the keystone
sack and nearly passed the man whom
Charles Hercules Ebbets threatens TO
nJunct. Dalton, scared, started Tor
third and was touched out by Wagner
repenting foH his mad haste
started back for first and was killed
off on HanS'5 throw to ViOS.
13 Hit Into Two.
Ire1an was the only National Lacquer
last year who raped into three double
claws in one game Those who hit into
two were I.Obert of Philadelphia, Glib
son and MOwrey of Pittsburg, Bresna-
han and Good of Chicago, Stock and
Meyers of New York, Fischer of. Brook
lvn Daniels of Cincinnati. Smith and
.5owdy of Boston and Butler and Sny-