The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-19

Nnorls are being made 90 land
"Dnkcf Williams. the Hawaiian pitch
luf phenou. Who was sent hy Detroit
This sprinB 10 the sall Lake club Of
the Cpnat league, on the Dukes ross
ter The negotiations ara under way.
M if the delicate matter OF terms
can b. adjusted the Honolulu hurler
viii Chamber into 4 Ducni uniform.
Williams H. aaid 10 haye all kinds
81 stun and u aregarded as a big
league star Ia The making His arm
ala not respond quickly TO spring
sfRihint. owing 70 a run ~ frisid and
wet weather totally unlike he sort o.
thing h. hek been used To In the palm
and corral belt. and Huehey Jennings
decided that he ought 90 acrlimatize
~ the minors. IN southwestern SUM
lper weather Williams wing should be
~ deadly 40 q dose 81 dynamite TO
Opposing bats.
A fielder 20 I'M the hole LEFT by
rnfmon's departure IL due to report
tonight Dr tomorrow. captain How
ard Murphy sent transportation last
niFht % Andv McNeli 81 nisbee. Me
Nell has been playing third base.
AMER his arrival sud a Nd Ikou3 In
the warm-up practice u viii be de-
cldad whether % Eiav Davis IN the
0utfield and put Mcneil ~ third. or
assign the newcomer To the garden.
Mcneil wa with Helena last year
Ht Joined the DOUGLAS club just be-
fore - blew up. He u q 800 hifgcr
ana p crafty player He a. expected
% be in tomerfow's game, the last
~ the series with Tucson.
Lines are out In other places be-
sides SILT Lake for pitchers a hurl-
er from the enrulus on the stan ~
The Fort worth. Texas, league club
may BE- ssrned. Reed has his eve on
one man in tho Texas club who wouid
be- = sure-fire artilleflst aaninst ltio
0rnnde hittpfs. Il isn't 8 case 20
irrulrF off poor material with the
Fpft Woflh club. The roster h. load
"a with n string Of six or seven pitch
err. and pruning IL called for.
n ought 10 be- plain 50 the discern
iu1 fan that the management Of the
Dukes Isn't going To let economy sap
p ~ the clubs playing strength.
The Dukes viii SO through tho sen-
son with a punch IN both rstsl ana
a hehnant doesn't nv at Hopeweil
1eid Il Won't be because every effort
hasn't been made 20 sign the best tall
ent meet to operate IN the league.
II Phoenix would occasionally hek
I'll paso we'd get somewhere. The
hest the Senators could do yesterday
wa 10 hold the Longhofns 10 a tie.
to be- sure. the Ducai victory over
the pueblns put rs within half "a
came 81 the lead. but n fuii uuadul-
terltod victory by the SnlDns would
have given Us title 10 the leading runs
un the ladder.
Tho mrthcnt thing from ~anybody's
mind M the jouai between the Dukes
ana the Indians was a tie. Matters
fhaped up early tor a massacre %
redskins and the noble paleiaces care
rip1 the iuh through with eclat.
Lefty Russell who had been imitat-
ms au outfielder foT a day or two
donned his pitching clothes and per
f0tmed IN proper person. lie served
q hnftiing mixture OF southpaw
alnhss and shoots. and the Indians
found no opening for attack. He
held them ln The hollow ~ his port
side hand and four safo beli= were
aii theS could get ava with.
Tho Dpkes. o. the other hHnd--ihs
rikht enc. carried by Red Fliweihoi
kept peckinG and pounding nwaS
and ev%chtnaily Fuiweider was der
fickcd and McGeehan went ln. 7
waa o refrigerated game then. viii
the score 5 10 3 in the Dukes iaNoi
and the fnnl was q matter ri
indlntFence. Russell had been get
ting better ~ the game went nn, anf
the Indians were licked and knew /
and showed a.
Aanin Inc same teams to-day. ale.
Mufao may send Horstman % th'
mound Fiehariy b. due 90 hufl foi
the bukee.