El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-20

innings by the score Of / to 8. The Frank
lin fellows We're very small; in fact, too
I small TO bee matched against the big boys
that are on the Villas team The Villas boys
made many cracks about the size and abili-
~ Of the Franklin boys before the game
started. but the little fellows from the
Franklin school gave Villas a great scare all
through the first two innings
Franklin scored five runs the first inning.
10 the surprise Of the Villas crew, before
they could be put out. The Villas boys
could not get going at all and the Franklin
lads shut Villas out until the third inning
and after that the game was all Villas. they
being able to make runs at their leisure.
The Franklin boys made another tally in the
second. but after that were unable to score
again.
Denny" Roots for Franklin.
Charles Dennis Mr.. McCloskey's "man
Friday rooted hard for the little boys on
the Franklin team 10 win but they We're
700 small TO stack up against the big bur
leys' as Denny called them.
The Villas boys have the mahings Of
great little team but somehow or other the
boys Will not attend TO business during the
contest They seem to prefer to chat back
10 spectators in the stands. The Villas boys
meet the fast going Lamar team next Sat
urday and they should sharpen up their bat
tns eyes or they may be left with the short
end Of the score when the game is over.
Franklin Williams. of the High school. UNI
PRED the Nilas-Franklin game and handled
the indicator in fine style.
Ihe teams lined up as follows: Franklin
Harhosa. c.; Mesa. 2; Perez III; MARTINEZ.
n; olvas. IS; Nagasati If; Mike. CT; Bel
ira, 3h; Maxine RI
Vilas-Caples. 3b; Gnlet. p: SeIglemean,
ID Maekey. r. Bensford. II: TempletOn. CT:
captain
WASHINGTON PARK GAMES.
The Alta Vista school won handlly from
the Lamar boys in a seven inning game,
saturday morning, by the score Of Fl to 8.
The Lamar boys did not show as good form
a.. a. they nave IN the early games they played
thls year Herbert and Boyd did the pitch
ing Tor Lamar while Alta Vista's old ''work
morse, Pollard, was on the mound again.
Inc second contest was staged between
the Sunset and Alamo boys. the latter win
nlng by an TO score In a very well played
game Capt. Cohen did the box work for
the sunset school with McKemy behind the
pat. Gutierrez tried his hand in the box for
Alamo and had very good success Morales
caught his offerings in good styie. Ytuarte.
the star pitcher Of the Alamo team. played
1irst base in good form
MI Belk umpired the Alamo Sunset game
ana the boys say that he is one OF the best
umplres TO perform in the league this year
Bailey Beats BeaII
The third game at Washington park was /
a line contest and furnished the many |
young fans with excitement throughout the |
game. Bailey finally emerged with the iOng |
end or the score. to T.
John Dieu pitched in good form for the |
Bailey team Slaughter and Hamilton were |
a tower or strength for Bailey in the bat
ing line Holquin pitched for Beall and 4
OF the leading pitchers Of the league. It /
was tough game for the youngster to lose.
Roseles' first oaseman Cor BealL. was also In
the lime light.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NOTES.
among the noted visitors at the games
Saturday; Misses Swan, Gorbett Eason,
5slsSgins, Markgraff Leslie, Rice Strom and
liz ,ili Ups, Mrs Rice, J. H Slime. Chas Den
ms STANLEY Shea. and Franklin williams.
Mendoza furnished new strike out rec
ord. II in eight innings.
watch FOR Alta Vista and San Jacints
game This will be some game.
Tenement collections see Ie, NcUwan.