El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12

ANITA RITA took the first game VI
+he series with the Feldmans,
~ TO 0. at Rio Grande park on Friday
.fternoon. before a crowd Of about 500
FMS who turned out despite threaten
ire skies. This time, however rain
did not fail and the fans saw nine fulI
innings of exciting baseball
Re+ter base running tells the tale OF
.be santa Rita victory. The miners
I'll .dvantare of every chance on the
11.ees and ran their hits out to the
linit on at least two occasions, eio-
-,sn n1avers lost credit for clean mus
Nv failure to make fast time on the
trip to first base.
Asa Porter Pitches
While Ell Pasoans did not take kindly
70 the defeat of the photograPi..e ::
thew did get some satistaclOl ouI "a
the fact that it was an ii Faso - -
Hrbo mitchell the miners to victory toI
AS Porter worked on the mouna IoL
tbe visitors and pitched some InlSHts
GOOD hall While he allowed SIX ~,
h took care that the photosra pd ilSIS
Ala not get hits when they neeueu
then, most and the only occasion "heh
an FL Paso player reached tnlra w.
in the second inning when Billy Ale 49,
cot 10 that station through some go.
work on the paths, following hi'e
Jimmy York was not in as Eood IoI 9TH
rs on Thursday and he weakened oauIs
- the fifth when the visitors ouhCIe sI
four hits. including douo!e' - aUa 70 ~
rms Mulkey made great tntO
are o1ate from left field IN TINS IN
Ming cutting off Grissom when ne tIl '.l
~ score from second on 1oaIT CllI ~, >
single The Feldmans Woula "a 100 - =, s+
&C. escaped with but one run agalhst
rbern in this inning had they 49,
R-iS+ovv closer to second base Whe
Ybarrondo was on third ana oliig
out Bristow was Amos. a. - LIZ
when Dempsey hit for a Single u IT,
and both runners scored,
Third Score Is Fluke-
The third run for Santa Rita was
luke, pure and simple. GrlSsOl1 ~ -
off in the seventh with single l % \
+-ied 70 nail him off first and threH
1iId He got to second on the error error
and looked longingly al thiIu 49,
Ybarrondo hit to Meason IN oeeP -
+er INT Billy's perfect throw 10 thlIC
-a1+ the runner back to the Keystone
ssrk Then Tommy Clark rolled one a.
York after Bristow had Ia1Ileu; 80
had also gone after the grouhueI g., y
+be bag was unguarded- YORK spIlhtr -,
80 f;rSt and heat Clark clean Tommy
realfzed ii as quickly as anyone - u
everybody was surprised When 4Il p; =
T,ortz called the runner saIe- ne So
+Lat york hadn't touched the Dds;
SierE vas so surprised that he mac
70 ask another player why he vas s 81.
He thought it was for some IhleI - =.
ence or something OF that naluIe' -
TeI5mans had started TO leave the
fieId and no attention was pald 70
Grieeom who cantered home from sec
o1d There was a fuss over II ana Inen
Tortz pulled another boner by callll M
61srL ou+ when he tried to steal sec
ond. though Billy Head missed tagging
him
Rut the real fireworks win the IN, i,
nire came in the ninth inning ShSli
PPobinson led off with single ne
rtsrted TO steal and Gallaghers peg
bes+ him TO the bag but Billy HEAD, N
t,-e;ng 70 tag him. dropped the Dali
R6bbT Robertson singled Grissom va :
4broWn out by Benjamin, VINO neii
Robinson on third Robinson ana t ~
e-tson started a double steal but cal
Ieober headed Robinson off al me
nIste and drove him back 10 thirq- Oal 5
fsgher tossed the ball to BENJAMIN anu
10 avoid being tagged, RoDlnson ran
away off the base line. Loflz mus l, .
have had trouble with his eyes lot "S
called him safe. ,s md
Reniamin ran into the diamond anu
Stated to tell LortZ that the runner
was clearly five feet OFF the Dase MI
Hot words passed and Dortz drew Oa az =
his arm as If to hit BENJAMIN Jul ny !
infieIder beat him to the punch anu
I.ortz went down Other PLAYERS IN
terfered and and prevented tree-Ior-
ali and the game was resumed par =
rondo lifted a long fly to LonSmyre
and Robinson tried to score on the