Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-18
REAL BALL GAME
GOES RIGHT WAY
BY 5 TO | SCORE
Red Herriott Puts the Pill
Where II Belongs for the
Longest Homer Of Season.
Irion the Hitting Kid,


American game Is that you never can
tell. There are bali games and ball
games. The one Wednesday wasn't
the kind that one would leave ones
happy home 10 see. The one yester-
day was a real game. Ana We Won H.
% l.
Not that il was made a good game
solely ana exclusively by the fact that
We won H. though Of course that con
tributed considerably to the enjoy
ment Of the occasion. When any two
teams play The SORT Of bah that WAS
put on exhibition at Hopewell field
yesterday its hall game no matter
who wins. There was plenty OF snap
and ginger and until the latter part
Of the afternoon you weren't safe IN
betting as much as plugged nickel
on the final result.
Bob lrion did the shootin' for us
folks and did II 20 the eminent sat
isfaction Of everybody except the vic
Tins Of his Workmanship. They got
nine satellites on of him. several of the
scratch variety. but what difference
does that make, 80 long as they
didn't get but one rum Bob has
never claimed 10 be o no-hit pitcher.
aud by the same token he isn't mo-
ait hitter for out OF three times Mp
he pasted out three clean singles. One
OF these. In the seventh started a
trip on which he made the journey
bY gradual stages III the way from
home hack 10 home again nobs
friends last night were conRratulatinp
him on getting into the ~ cobb
class.
And Red Herrloti, be comes up IN
the second and he spits on his hands
and he takes long swing and-whoa.
Riil' The bail's gone over the right
field fence way down towards center
for the longest drive we have had
dishcd up TO us during the present
session Of school. N wasn't one OF the
sort that goes up like It's going to
kiss the stars and then drops down
Just on the beyant side OF the palings.
II was a clean slam, and at last ac-
counts Il looked like nuthlng but the
brewery could stop It. Tho only con-
ISOLATION the other folks could get out
~ Il WIS that there wasn't anybody
90 base at the time
Slagle held tho hill for the enemy
and for all that we got 10 him eleven
times he did fairly well, thank you.
That pesty field Of his was right back
of him all the time, and the only way
We could make em be safe was to hit
'em safe Take that mnn Fulweider.
for Instance. In the seventh just
when we had things golng fine and
had scored twice and had man on
second base, with nobody out and
everything was framed np 10 get even
for the fifteen runa-in. one inning
ontfage that was perpetrated We'd
nesday, what in the blue biazea does
Fulwcider do but make flying leap
OF .he kind that a man ought 10 have
Il circus license In order 10 pull OFF.
and grab one off of Hcrriotts bat
that had already been tagged through
for three Dagger. And 20 show whit
mean disposition he has, he slammed
the ball over TO second and caught
HUMPHREYS 50 far of that il wasn't
any use trying 90 get hack.
Heres how the runs were scored
Red HerriOtt started things In the
fec0nd with that homer of his that
rave US the iumn. It didn't last long,
however, for In the fourth RAIDER, first |
up, hunted safe. went to second on |
bad throw to catch him at first. took |
third on MeMurdos safe hunt and |
scored on Felts single to left. II wasn't |
Felts' fault. however He was trying |
10 dodge out of the way Of a close |
throw, the ball struck his bat by the I
shoerest accident ana went over the /
heads of the infielders who were
drawn in. Just TO show that he didn't I
deserve u, lNclts was caught off first I
Callan flied out to left and Mcclellan
walked and then stole second. MeGee-
han walked but Fulweidey ended the /
agony by striking out
Things rocked along this way until /
the sixth, when Kid lluelsman. who |
i Just beginning to learn how To hit,
pokcd one over second for a safety
but was forced At second on Herriotts
bnnt 60 Slagle. French singled and I
IIerrintt took second Davis hit to
short. and on n bum heave to second
20 catch French all hands were safe.
Raedel then put the pin where II was
most needed. sending singer down
right field line, and Herrlott and
French scored.
Something Of the same sort hap
pened IN the seventh, Iron, first up,
got his thrd single In three times ~,
went 20 third on Mrphy's two-hagger
md scored on Humphries' hit 20 cen.
ter Murphy registered on Huelsman's
second hit of the dny Humphries go-
Ing to second, Then came Fulweider'sl
phenomenal orr-hHnded stab of Her
notts line drive to right. resulting In
Humphrics being doubled az second
fhe inning endcd when Huelsman war
thrown out irving 90 stenl second