Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-12

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In mapps. wen played game,
Astounding In sharp fielding and with
just enough hits and errors sprinkicd
through the nine frames 70 keep the
result IN doubt for the greater part
OF the time. the Dukes yesterday cap
tured the first game OF this series with
I.ae Cruces BY a score OF 20 4.
The visitors made a decidedly good
impression ON the fans In attendance,
end while the final score shows a de-
cidrd majority against them they
were In the game every minute OF
the time with all the pep" that goes
20 make the difference between n
good game and poor one, aud there
was never a minute from BEGINNING
TO end that the locals could afford 10
lay back and take things easy.
Some idea OF the sort Of game II
was may be gathered from the fact
that five double plays were made.
three by the home team and two by
the visitors. One OF these, in the NTH
inning when MURPHY after making
a circus catch OF Pnelgerh fly to deep
center, threw the ball to the plate IA
time 20 turn back Goldie running
from second and Racdell'a quick peg,
nabbinR him before he could get 20
safety. was all 10 the big icaenc IN
class. aud brought the folks IN the
stands TO their feet IN Wild applause
Three Pitchers for Dukes.
IN order 10 turn the trick OF put
ting the Indian sign on the CrucianH
II was necessary for Manager Reed
10 uso three perfectly good pitchers.
frlon started the game and perform
ed with his usual grace and elegance
for something more than four in
nings during which time the visitors
gathered Just one run. and that
through no fault Of the man IN the
fifle-pil In the NTH q scorehlng hot
grounder cauEht our hero on the
wrist Of his salary arm and inca
pacitated u TO such an extent that he
was forced 90 retire
Waldschmidt thereupOn took up
the work of dropping bombs on the
enemy from his Zeppelin but he
couldn't Aoem TO drop them In the
right place. and IN the seventh after
an extra bad spnain Of wildness he
was taken out and Zamloch finished
the ghmc IN burst 81 speed which
entirely atunod for Whatever sins he
MAY have committed IN HIS last Two
times out Mounting The hill with men
on second and third and only one
out Fam hit the next man. SO na to
give things symmetrical appear
nnee, and then settled down ana pos
itively refused TO allow anybody 20
score. or even TO make anything
bearing the fainieat resemblance TO q
hit during the remainder of the pas
time. lie whitfield three during his two
and two-thlrd innings on the mound.
BLACK was on the firing line for the
visitors and pitched a stoady, CON
sAtent Eame-~a game that would
Win against almost any but the hard
hitting combination wearing the uni
forms of the Dukes. Bliss was on the
receiving end. and acquitted himself
wei
How the Rutla Were Made.
Crueea was firAt 20 score. In the
second Both advanced on Lees IN.
and wilde dittOed. sending lsiiHa 70
second ul3th advanced on Lees ln-
field out. Russell walked, Milling the
bases. black hot hot one 60 Davis
who bubblod The ball for "A moment
aud then tried 10 beat Wilde TO the
bag "a force him out. but failed ta
Net away With Il. BLISS scoring IN the
meantime.
The only other inning IN which the
C'ruciana scored was the ilfth, when
Black, FIRST up, walked. seatofi there
upon hit the eruunder that put lrion
out Of business, and Ia trying 10 get
BLACK ~ second irion threw the ball
into center field, lslRek going to third
and Seatua being held at FIRST Hurley
ria hot one 60 Davis, who juFgled
the ban and there wore three on
base. Black and Seaton then scored
ON Cnldie's two. haggnr l'heeer hit
ono TO deep center which Murphy
captured after "a hnrd run, O,oldie be-
ing doubled "a third. but Hurley
scored frum third on the play Bliss
ended the inuiug by flying out 60
Murphy lii center.
IN The second, slnglcs by Cnrman
and French a sacrifice by Hurfiott,
walk By Racdel, an infiold out rs
Irion aud single hy Murphy netted
three runs. Two more came IN the
third when Hueleman walked. went
so second ON d passed ball. was sac
rificed 80 thifd by DaviT Carman
was passed and both Hnelsman aud
Sarman scored on ffeneh's two-hae-
Eer Another was added ia the nth
Ca Davis three hagger and Cafmnn's
Texas Lacquer over second The wind.
up Of the scoring eame IN the seventh
when. with one duwn, ilnelsmaF
Mas given q life on Wildee error. go
inE 70 second when the ball took 4
had bounce ana got by Pilciger n
lett Davis wan III, by a pitched hal
aud both scored on Carman's two
base drive 20 denp lefi field
1he bex score follows