El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

"A game Of professional league
4 - baseball iu Ell Psso on Saturday
afternoon. At o'clock, between 50 and
so automobiles viii line up at the An
gelus hotel to pick up the baseball
teams which are TO ride in the parade.
There VIII be a large number Of the
Rows teams which are affiliated with
Ihs Herdlds "BOyland" department and
the baseball club has extended special
lnFlLauUu1 10 the team Of company B Of
the sixth infantry. the other army
teams, the Commercial leaguers. the El
Paso and Southwestern team and any
other amateur mines in the city which
can appear IN UNIFORM
An attendance OF at least 5000 fans
IS expected Saturday afternoon. The
booster tickets which have been sold
around town win admit the holders 10
any part of the grounds and grand
stand while the bleacher tickets viii be
sold al the gate There is a umited
space for automobiles inside the park
and preference will be given to ma
chimes n the parade
The parade proper viii form in front
Of the Elks club at 1880, proceed along
Myrtle avenue TO San Antonio street.
along san Antonio TO FL PasO street,
south along FL Paso street and then
circle through the business section and
back up to Mills street to North ore
Eon; north on Oregon to Montana and
thence out to the park
a band has been engaged and viii
ride IN one Of the big sightseeing cars 4
WEile it dispenses the music. The Las
Cruces delegation has promised p au-
Iomobiles and band so there Will be .
lois Of noise Fans are invited to bring {
along their nOisiest noise making in {
struments-
Moving pictures are to be taken by /
the Feldman company Of the parade, !
the stands and some of the plays in !
the opening game. These films viii I
be sent around the Rio Grande circuit /
and shown in all the cities and VIII
then be sent east 1t will be a good
adv ertisement for FL PasO 10 show the 4
big bleacners and grand stand filled 20 1
capacity for the first exhibition of 1
league ball in the metropolis Of the I
southwest
The batting order. Of the Las Cruces ;
and FL laso teams has not yet been an d
nounced- However mayor Porter, OF 1
Las Cruces viii be first up" for the 4
visitors and president n q Frenser of j
the Las Cruces club will stand on the .
coaching lines and tell him how to line /
out mayor Tom LEAFS twisters to deep &
garden League president Ernest +.
Hughes is carded to don the mask and !.
protector and look after mayor LEAFS
offerings if they get past mayor Porter
knight VIII o1tlcIate on the mound for
Fl Paso, while Bill Hurley is likely %
select Ray Kallio for mound duty.
The probable batting order Of the val
ley team is; SeatOn, If; aIcAvoy, 2b-;
Lee, 3D., Hurley, 1b-- Brainerd, ss.-
Pfleiger, IT,; Daniels, CT; Toots Bliss, c.;
kallio, Beer or Russell, D.
The batting order of the locals has
not yet been selected but the probable
lineup viii be- Jack Bliss, c., Stoney
9IcGlynn, D.; Kitty Knight ID; Johnny
Hayes, 2b- Johnny Pendleton, S.; Geo.
buddy, 3d.; Jake Bauer, IT,, right and
center field being filled by some Of the
recruits pending the arrival Of Mig Per-
rlne ana Harry Thompson who will
play second and right, respectively
Hayes the regular center gardener is
shifted TO second until Perrine arrives.
Doc" Goodwin arrived in FL Psso on |
Thursday afternoon and viii try for a
position as pitcher with the local league /
team He has been pitching al Phoenix
and Mesa for the past two years and .
ranks.
Wilkes Lee Durkee. official umpire CT /
the Guanajuato Mex. team is IN the /
on saturday afternoon Mr. Durkee is I
anxious TO arrange games either here !
or at Guanaluato for the team of that I
city and declares that the team is one
or the fastest in Mexico. John B. Glenn !
y ; consul at Guanajuat0, is manager
OF the team
BIZ Qiusley VIII rely upon Mickey
Shader- formerly with Seattle as his
pitching star for the Douglas club He
was due 10 report 10 the club at Al
buquerque Friday afternoon. Shader !
IS not youngster but he has lots OF I
work left III him yet and. like the other I
managers, Quigley believes in having
at least one good veteran for mound
Umpire Harry Kane viii remain at
Tucson and Phoenix until the western
cubs start their trip 10 this end of the
circuit Lou Mahaffey has been as.
signed 70 the Albuquerque series and
Ray Sterling will work here. As the
club has deferred lis
opening until Tuesday on the Lround ,
that there is objection by the business /
men TO Saturday half holiday. sIa-
Marley viii not go north until AIonday
night He viii work with Sterling
mere on saturday and Sunday and the
rams VIII have a demonstration of the I ,
s-3Ili1s umpire System by two exper-
Jim Brown, manager Of the Tucson ]