Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30
LAWYER DOCTOR NINE
Lost TO THE BANKERS
In hard Fought Game on Local Field
Coupon Clippers won by Inter
estlng Score Of u TO s.
LAWYERS CAN'T STEAL BASES
Doctors Found the "PIll," but Gould
Not Get Past Terrible Inventors
Of Interest and Notes.

The most sensational baseball
game ever Witnessed in Deming was
played yesterday afternoon between
the bankers on one side and the doe
tors and lawyeis on the other. under
the most trying conditions the wealth
or man ever dealt out to any bunch
Of fans. The bankers won the game
with n score of II to ). Everyone
claimed il the biggest show ever
staged. The fans were in u constant
rproar of laughter over every fea.
lure of the game. Between the de-
isions of the umpires, and the base
unning, batting and sliding Of the
players. nothing more could be de-
sired from the spectators standpoint.
Il was one howling success from
tart to finish. The ladies' Of the
Womnn's club, who made the game
'mssiblc. proved themselves the best
entertainers Dcming has ever had.
The proceeds Of the game were about
sI5. which will be devoted to the use
# the public library.
The battery for the bankers was
Hall, pitcher, Rutherford, catcher
md for the doctors and lawyers.
Montcnyohl and Garcia, pitchers, and
Vaught. catcher.
Hamilton came to bat in the first
inning for the doctors-law
grounded to Kelly. hut. ON account
# avoirdupois. was put ont at first ;
Noir struck ont: Garcia popped a lit
tie fly to Kelly, who fumbled, al
lowing runner to reach first: Vaught
grounded TO Hall, who threw out the
runner at first, retiring the side.
Kelly came to bat first for the bank
ars, striking out; a consultation was
Immediately held between the pitch
r and catcher for similar perform
ance, but Pollard was allowed to
walk and stole second; on attempting
to repeat the performance, was out
run by Hatcher. who, in his eager
ness to tag out the runner. pushed
him down at third, receiving applause
from the grand stand for his per-
formance; Rutherford singled to
Hamilton, who was unable to find the
pill in time to thow the runner out
Rutherford went to second on u balk
by Montenyohl; Rutherford, with u
big lead, induced Vaught to throw
low ball to second while he made
third. Watson backing up second
baseman over throwing third. allow.
ing Rutherford to romp home with
he first score; Hall walked; Milford
lropped Foulks' fly, allowing Hall to
score; Taylor doubled to left; Hat
'her, attempted to cut of Foulks at
nome, pegged into grand stand. In II
sleeping spell, Taylor stole home
York fouled out to Vaught, retiring
,ide.
Inning 2: Hatcher walked: Hall
hrew Hatcher out at first: Milford
walked and stole second; Watson
lied out to Hall; much excitement at
second, but Milford called safe, us
Kelly fell down in the shuttle: Sher-
nan was safe with grounder
through kelly's legs; Sherman stole
second; but was out at third trying
o repeat.
Clark walked and stole second
'aught threw low one to second. al
owing Clark to reach third; Brown
truck out; Kelly grounded ont, while
lark scored: Pollard famed.
Inning 3. Hamilton flied out to
Taylor; Moir safe on Clark's error:
Iarcia grounded to Kelly; Moir ont
Il second, which he stole on wild
itch; vaught bounced one to Kelly
md was thrown out ut first.
Rutherford was safe at first on
vatson's error. Hall singled to right,
'all going through Sherman; Mon
enyohl dropped Foulks' high fly;
'oulks and Hall scored; Taylor flied
mt to Sherman; York grounded to
iarcia: Clark struck out.
Inning 4: Hatcher grounded to
iall: Milford repeated aud Watson
Sherman grounded to Tay-
or; Watson rolled TO second and
tole third; Montcnyohl famed.
Brown hit to second; Kelly flied
o Garcia; Brown took second; Pol
ard famed; Rutherford hit and ran
y first and second. running Brown
m third to score. Hall singled. scor-
ng Rutherford: Hall went 10 third