Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-16
THE NEWS IN THE MAGIC VALLEY
CHAMPS
LOSE TO LOCALS
FAY, FIRST MAN UP, PUTS THE SEC
OND INTO DEEP CENTER FOR
HOME RUN.

Eddie C'Homerun") Fay, second
sacker for the Brownsville Brownies
twice lifted The bowling mob 10 its feet
with his favoriIe brand % homcrun III
the Thursday afternoon game NJ Fort
Brown when the BROWNSVILLE
tagged the fast Edinburg Scots with "A
80 label. Fe,eroff. pitching for the
Brownies. let the Scots bump his deliv-
cries all over the lOt-and allowed but
two hits. Each time a Scot batter con
nectcd with Fcderoff's shoots il was an
easy pick up in the infield, or Il high fv
10 the short outfield. Fcdcroff famed
but one Scot. CloSner. IN the first in
ming. Henderson famed six Brownies.
Five errors committed ii critical points
bv the Scots coupled with the seven hits
taken from Henderson put the game IN
a waterproof bag from the Queen City
bandits. Brownsville played alright
ball. with only three errors. This is
the way il happened:
In the first inning Edinburg was rep
resented in the overture hy Rrumlcv
center fielder. who hinged the second ball
pitched or u near hit which was utterly
ruined by Hallmark. with Fcdcroff GOV
cripg the cushion. Closner fanned-thc
one and only one land Hyde didn't get
there
Homcrun Eddie faced Henderson first
After the second pitch he faced in turn
the first bascman. Mr.. Hyde. the second
baseman Mr.. Hart. the third baSeman.
Mr.. Mallott. and the catcher Mr.. Mel
lan>. In other words Eddie scored on 4
uuadruplc. What the crowd said was
audible in MatamoroS. \ clean bit Of
80 milimctcr stuff right under a family
clrriacc beyond center left field: Brooks
binglcd and retired: Fcleroff. who is !
Eittin. pitcher. singled through Hart:
Brooks ran for Fed. VI. Hallmark foulcl
ont: Clements went ont to the catcher.
and Brooks persisted at first Casualties
u run. two hits.
The Scots came back with a bounce
IN the second. Ncllans. like everyone
VII, faced Federofl except Closner. who
had whitfield in the first. and Hart. who
walked in the seventh got his bat on
the ball. He was safe on VI. Hallmark's
error in fumbling near the first sack
Leycrman archcd a low one which dropp
"a untouched near third-the first Of
the two Scot hits: NellanS was safe NJ
second on the attempt III forcing him
out: Hart grounded and forced NellanS
~ third: lIcndcrl, flew ont To Tha
vrr in right garden. EXcitement-one
hit one crnrr.
The Brownies opened we'll. Wavnc
iIHlimark took Of his ca cher'S shin
guards and after -four of them walked
to i~~i fhrvrr'S ground hugger was
.%rril..i p. w., u ~ hort neat stop:
lnr. f.If. ..-.,.. .-r. Cam Hill
80 Their. Nv r...t NV" Z ..ti IN short
ri"ht ticll. ii.llm1rk "p'u" u i"r. Fav
failed. bItra.c~ 49, ruu che hit. one
error.
Nalloit. Rrumlcv and Cl"Sn"r opened
and closed the third for the Scots. all
connecting hut none arriving.
After Rrcf ~ hpd famed and Frtl"ron
had fallen. VI. IIallmrrk >in"lcd thru
The first lrScmqn who watched the bal
80 "" He died when Clements flied.
One hit.
HYDE. NollanS md I"vcrman oil
touched IL il The forth. Thai WIS NJ.
Hort plavin" second for the Scots.
'~h"n"el nllceS with Nalintt ~ thru
thus Toxin" ~~c""lrr places chan"cd ~
thn rn"nin~ of the "nrop "" wnSviIl"
TOOK the -itno-- ~'and w UrImarl
cinolcd "Inu" "a ht-' w. '-r. ~
-""rifccd and showed w. H1llm"ri