El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14
Sundays game b.

"AkING Sundays game by score
Of tot, the Mackmen grabbed
- the series from the Old Pueblos,
four games to two. The visitors took
the Saturday fixtrue, IL to S. in mix
ture of farce and baseball. After the
snappy games the early part of the
week, the two closing contests Of the
series were rather Disappointing The
saturday game was a very poor eXhi-
bition Of baseball but the Sunday game,
while hardly up to the quality Of the
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
games, was a vast Improvement over
the Saturday matinee
On Saturday il fell to the lot Of man
ager John J. McCloskey to be chased
from the grounds by umpire Harry
kans. Just to make il even up, Kane
sent manager Kitty Brashear. OF the
visitors, off the diamond in the sunday
affair It so happened that there
were some close decisions on Sunday
and neither team found the verdicts
entirely satisfactory. In fact TO have
pleased both sides would have been a
Job requiring a real Solomon The Tue
son boss called something to Kane in
the fourth inning and the umpire first
told him to shut up and then changed
IL to getting off the grounds Kane
called a cop and he gracefully escorted
the Tucson manager to the gate. Kitty
watched the rest OF the game from
the top Of the bleachers.
Two Fielding Features.
There were two fielding features to
the sunday game that are worthy OF
special mention. Johnny Pendleton
made a great running pickup Of sta
dellTs fast grounder in the third in
ming and caught the visitors leadoII
man by a pretty throw TO first In the
fifth Bauer hit what looked Ike
safe Texas Lacquer back of second. but
Felts showed a burst Of speed and got
the ball on a dead run Just above his
shOestrinss-
Knight Pulls Out OF Holes.
Kitty knight has been under the
weather" for the past few DAYS. Dul
took his turn in the box as usual Kitty
was not however, in his best form
and was more liberal than usual Win
the passes He had occasion 10 pun
himself out of some tight holes ana me
visitors had u runners stranded on
the sacks Red Fulwider worked Ior
the visitors and the sorrel-top haQ d
hard time getting started In the Irsl
inning. Perrine's triple, Bauer's pass,
do41bIes bv buddy and Bliss and a sin
gle BY Thompson gave the home team
four runs Red" then hit his STRIDE
and allowed only four hits for the rest
OF the game A hit, steal a pass aho
a single gave the Mackmen their run
in the seventh. and a pass. double oy
THOMPSON and two sacrifice ines gave
the home team two more in the elGnth-
some Other Plays.
knight looked WObbly IN the Tour ~.
NacNurdo started with a single, Dut
Felts hit into a double play Sallan
and Mcclellan hit safe and Ptlelser
drew a pass, filling the bases tul-
wider then cracked a single ana al
Ian ana lIcKeehan scored Stadeln
walked, but Seaton lifted one to Per
rine- 30
In the eighth. buddy made PAD
throw TO first on McEeehan rs SrOuhueI
- he vent TO second. PfleiEer popped
10 Pendleton and Fulwider cams alons
with his third hit Of the game, a pref
~ triple to deep left, scoring McGee-
= Ses+Or F-11lvider being held at
third. RAIDER then hit one by Penole-
ton and the pitcher scored. MacMuroo
ended the inning with a lily to Hayes.