Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-25
DUKES PLAY IN
FORM; GAME GOES
THE RIGHT WAY
Irion Works Steady Game and
HueIsman Celebrates His
Return to the Fray by Pull
Ing the Usual Stuff,
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. The fourth game of the Albu- {.
e aueruue- El paso series Will be
. PLAYED this afternoon az Hope .
. well field, the game beginning al .
3.ia o'clock. The Dukes ure now .
back In their old stride, and tho
= contest should he a hum-dlnger
Lefty Russell for the Dukes .
. aud knight for ~ Paso are the %
q probable pitching selections .
g Ladies' day every day except "
e Sundays and holidays. u
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OF course. II couldn't go on that
way forever. One Of the Royal Root
ers brought half dozen horseshoes
out 10 the game yesterday and hung
them up where they could be seen by
everybody and where their shadows
were cast upon the floor Of the
grandstand. Rcsult--the Dukes re-
turned to form and hammered out one
az the clcanest cut victories they have
enjoyed this season. Score 10 to 9.
What kind Of Il bug It was that bit
Frank Huelsman and kept him out OF
the game on Wednesday has not been
determined by any Of the scientific
Hharpa. but 1t must have been base
ball bug all right for tho first trip
old Father Time made 10 the plate
he leaned against one of Beers bend
are IN the way that has become 30 ia
miliar to local fans, and put the pill
out of the yard, right over the renee
AZ the place where u usually goes
when Father Time makes up his mind
10 do Il. Howard Murphy being on
the base az the particular moment
whom this occurred. two runs resulted
That made everybody feel good and
got the boys OFF 20 Just the sort Of
start that they needed
Bob lrion shot 'em across for the
Dukes. and in the early stages OF the
pastime. when every little bit counted,
bob had Just about everything thar
gues with the equipment Of first
class pitcher Over-anxiety and ner-
vousncss that cause him TO Wear hlm-
self out In the first part Of the game
are Irion's greatest faults, and in the
Inter part Of the fray yesterday the
enemy hot to him good and plenty
but By that time the little old game
had been stored away In the upper
apartment of the refrigerator, right
against the ice, 20 II didn't make much
difference.
Beer essayed TO sling EN- over for
the visitors, but the Dukes had his
number from the first atan2a, and he
and his crowd never had 4 look-ln.
Jack Bliss, who was on tho receiving
end of the combination, auffFrad 4
busted finger In the sixth. He gnmelY
stuck II out for the remainder of the
inning. but In the seventh was re-
licved by Thompson. Knight replacing
the latter IN the outfield
One Of the most noticeable features
OF the playing of the visitors IL their
gameness They are fighting all the
time, regardless OF whether the score
Is In their favor or Overwhelmingly
nEnihst them McCloskey has man
agcd to infuse a fine fighting spirit
into his men, and it's no wonder that
they are out in front AZ the same
time there has been. no trace Of row
dyism in any of the games that they
have played. and while they have Civ
en- as hard battle every time We have
gone against them, they have made
a lot of friends In Albuquerque,
Quigloy was trifle worse yester-
day than on Wednesday, but none of
his bad ones came at a time when
they could have any possible effect on
the result Tho Dukes got tie best
of most Of these. but 1t didn't help
any because they already had the
game won
E Paso got the start in scoring IN
the first inning when Maihes, first up
doubled a. center, went 60 third on
Perrine's grounder 60 short aud scored
on Rauer's cut from second to first
They scored again in the fourth when
Bauer doubled, went to third on
Wild pitch and was brought across the
pun hv Thompson lwo-bagger In
the sixth they made two. buddy
slammed out "a two-bagEtr TO center
aud went 81 third on Bliss single
Thompsons single brought buddy IN
and put Bliss m second Pendleton
flew out to right and Pfleiger's double
scored Bliss. Ia The ninth although
hopelessly beaten the visitors made
a strong bid With one down, Bauer
ana buddy singled IN succession.
knight, who had taken Thompson
place IA the field. hit tWo-bagger
which scored liauer Thompson was
out from McNcal 60 lernou, but
buddy scored on passed ball.
The Dukes also began their scoring
IN the first, when Murphy singled, was
sacrificed 10 second by Fumphries
and scored on lluelsmun's homer over
left field fence, lierriott was safe
when Mathcs let Perrines peg get
away lle stole second. took third
when Bliss throw got by pendletun,
and scored on Freuoh's two-bagger 10
left
Three more runs came across in the
sourth. French singled and took third
on Davis twu-bagRer McNeal popped |
out 20 short and Raedel hit sacrifice I
fly thai brought French n lri3n sin- |
Bled soOiing Davis lrion took sec !
ono ON Murphys safe hunt and |
scored GA HUMPHREYS 1uble
In The fifth French bit "a hounder |
60 pitcher but the throw 10 first went |
clear g the fence and French got sec |
ond Davis flow ont TO right. but Me- |
Neal singled, putting French on third |
Raedefs screaming three. Dagger /
scored French and MeNeM Ia the /
sixth HUMPHREYS single Huehmau's |
two-haeser and llerriotts single /
brought IN the final runs made by The /
Dukes.
III Paso-- AB r. n 20 A e /
Mathes. lb ..s,,s...i . 2 o u
Perine 20 .,,...,b % OF
Rauer. II .......b o o oil
buddy 81 s..,..5 . p 8 el
Bliss. ..s...s-.i . o oil
Knight. IT .s......l Of