El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
In Boyland:

were; Ferdinand Welsh, G.; Mayo
Seaman and Pat Dwyer, p; Ed Widdis
h; Tim Sullivan, 2b.; Bruce Schiller
3b.; Frank Allen, IS; James Earle #;
Pat DIVER and Mayo Seaman, Ct; W.
CapIes, IT,
The West Main Juniors are to play the
Frank FlOsi stars again on Tuesday
They beat the Stars on Monday, % TO
s. Home runs were batted by Howard
Butler. Art butcher and Johnny -,
a member Of the Stars
Vyron Gibson, catcher Of the Villas
AIl-Stars. was hit in the eve BY a
pitched ball on Monday. He was not
hurt but displays a fine black eye.
The lineup Of the West Main Juniors
is Howard Butler. c; Nathan Cor
dova.- D.; Ignatio CordoFa. h.; Art
butcher, 2b.; Harold. Hall, 81; Al
Dean, IS; Lloyd Sloan. If; Schuyler
Wolfe, CT; Art Mackey, II.
s. Nary's Firsts defeated the San
Jacinto nine in a coed game OF base
ball at the Foundry grounds on Friday
afternoon, the score being 10 to D
Johnny Aulcahy pitched for St Mary S
and Film Paschal officiated behind the
bat Pat Can't was on the mound for
San Jacinto and Ralph Carberry behind
the bat
At the Foundry grounds on Satur-
day afternoon the St Mary's Ftrsts
bumped into the Fort Bliss Juniors
and were again victorious, the final
score being u to 9 in favor OF the
Saints. TIE latter account for the
close score by stating that they were
without the services Of three Of their
regular players. shOrtstop. second base
and catcher being filled by substitutes
Buddy Lynch and 4,eggie Flake pitched
for the Fort Bliss Juniors.
The lineup OF the St Mary's Firsts
in the Saturday game was: Dewey
Sears, c; Simon Terrazas, p; Bob Car
son, Id; Joe Kelly, Oh; Johnny Null
cahy, IS; George Titus, 81; John Long,
If Bob Lane, CT; Dan Long, If
St AIary's Firsts want to get a game
with the FL Paso Giants for next sun
day morning, If il is possible for the
play the san Jacinto team again on
Friday afternoon
Wednesdays game in the Grammar
School league, class A. brings Beau
and Alta Vista teams together at
Washington park
The Clint Tigers played the Clint
Mexicans on Sunday. Carr went to the
mound for the Tigers. The deXicans
had a husky team but Carr famed
them out in order. When they went
TO bat in the first inning, the Tigers
got eight runs. After that, Carr eased
up. In the sixth inning. Belt. who had
not pitched for two years, was given
a chance on the mound He allowed
two runs and three hits for the rest
OF the game Carr allowed two hits
and five runs. The MeIicans used no
less than five pitchers. L. Mckinney,
H. Price J. Carr and J. Swami each
crossed the plate four times. McKin-
ney slammed out home run in the
seventh. The final score was q to Z.
The lineup Of the Clint Tigers was:
II. Price, C; J. Carr and +. Belt, p: L
Mckinney and f. Hood. lb; Z. Silva
2b; NJ Webb, 3b; J. Edgar, IS; E Kis-
sell, II; Z. Vessels and J. Carr, CT; J.
Swami and L. Mckinney, r.
Games with FL Paso teams from -
to Il years Of age are wanted by the
Clint Tigers we have enough players
Tor two teams" writes manager John
r. Swami, pOstOffice box 16I, Clint.
we can put in small players for small
teams and big players for big teams
and get players all the way from IL
TO IS years Of age. We prefer to use
our regular team, whose players aver
age from il to 16 years.
Score by innings OF the game at
Ri
Clint 1Iexicans .....011 212 900 5
Clint Tigers ------..S42 O43 1928 Il
The Clint Stars. whose ages average
from 10 TO IL years, defeated the Clint
Brownies by a score OF 20 to Is in an
exciting contest at Clint on Sunday
afternoon.