The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-07-01
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It's q sad, sad story. mates-
Texhoma, the mighty Giants from
out the East. attired in their wonder
bus suits of brilliant red, waded
right into Waters puzzling benders
and won the first of two game
series by a score. of ten to six. Clay
ton stickers showed their ability, too
but the break of the game was with
the visitors, and Clayton fans were
treated to another one Of those hit
when you can and run as far as you
can games that are the delight of
all bngs. everywhere. 49,
First Inning ~
CoLtle, the first man up for the
visitors. found Waters for single
but was caught mapping between the
first and second stations when
Thomas put ready-made into Kerrs
NIT and Kerr relayed the pill to
Morton before Cottle could regain
his lead. Kruger went out, Maddox
To- Morton.
Maddox waited out a walk. lead too
far on from the initial sack and
died there when Miller popped out
to- Butjonbaugh-hopc THAT guy don't
have too many assists-who passed
the button to Smith, ON first. Waters
dropped one right into Clark's wait
in= arms and was thrown out at
first
Second Inning
Button baugh landed for three
bagger but couldn't stop and was
tagged out Moore to McFadden to
MattoX. II. Rife went down. Miller
to Morton. Smith found the honse-
hide and lifted a thru ticket to the
second station which proved his des-
tinatinn y hen Clark llrw out 10 Kerr.
Thompson flew out to Kruger;
Kerr followed suit to Thomas: Nor
ton fell victim to Sn1dh.
Third Inning
q. Rifle went down, Hatchett to
Morton. Stanley rolled out to Wat
ers and was caught out by Morton.
Cottle flew out to Maddox.
Moore flew out to CLARK. McFad-
den got hit, Hatchett was hit by
pitcher; MattoX hinged the bullet
for one sack and crossed the pan
when Miller hit the horsehile in the
tall weeds for two bases. Waters
put the pill in Smiths pocket and the
.runfest closed when the "lanky Dry
Farmer famed out.
Fourth Inning
Thomas flew out to Thompson.
Kruger got on when McFadden fun
bled One-a rare recommendation
baugh picked the pill: H. Rife fol-
lowed suit, scoring Kruger; Smith
thought Waters couldn't catch hot
one and died when Morton Says. 81
got, you, kid" at first. Clark put
lne right where Miller wanted it and
died a similar death
Kerr connected and scored when
Morton landed for two sacks. Nor
ton was caught trying to stretch it,
Thomas TO Kruger To Rife Moore
hit. McFadden hit Hatchett flew
out to q. Rife, and Moore scored on
the slow relay Maddox was hit by
the pitcher. Miller found the pill
for a single, scoring McFadden. Wat
ers went out, ButtOnbaugh-sOunds
like a piline-tO Smith.
Fifth Inning
q. Rifle was furnished transporta-
ton TO first and went to second on a
passed ball; Stanley also walked;
COttle went out, Maddox TO Morton;
Thomas made three attempts; Kru-
ger conneced for a long single, scor-
ing Rife and Stanley; Buttonbaugh-
etaoin-forgOt McFadden caught ev-
erything that came his way, but
won't do it again
Thompson sOod hitched for tick
ct but was gives a return trip cOu-
pom at second, Clark TO Kruger to
Smith; Kerr couldn't locate the elus-
i've sphere; Morton flew out to Clark.
Sixth Inning
II. Rife landel safely on the init
ial sack on Miller's error; Smith
connected; Clark was put TO sleep,
Miller TO Morton; G. Rife got TO