El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-04
SOLDIERS DEFEAT
.FELDMANS, 5 To 4
Game Goes Into Extra In
ningS; Seventh Use Two
New Pitchers.

Feldmans have the losing habit and
though they had what was apparently
a safe lead over the Seventh infantry
in the Commercial league exhibition
game at Rio Graude park. Tuesday
morning they blew up" in the last of
the sixth and the soldiers tied the score.
The Camp Cotton aggregation got busy
in the eighth and scored the winning
run. the final score being S to 4 in IA
vor OF the soldiers
The soldiers sent A Smith TO the
mound as Graham was not available.
Smith was a bit wild in the first inning.
With one down, Buchanan pOled out a
double and took third on Muskopf's
throw TO first TO catch Doyle. who was
hit Martin hit to Bybee. who threw
Buchanan out NJ the plate. Perkins
walked and d wild pitch let Doyle
score L Smith popped to steele
Steele Hits a Double
Steele connected for two stations
with Maresch's first offering, a low
ball Maresch then got going and famed
Kler and Muskopf, while Head threw
out Barrett.
Smith was again unsteady in the sec
ond and hit Longmyre but Red" was
out stealing Vidmer drew a pass. Ma
resch famed and Head was an easy out,
Smith to Steele.
The soldiers tied the score in their
half OF the second Buchansn's bad
throw. took second on Reardon's single.
which Vidmer lost in the sun and scored
while Bybee and Reardon were being
nailed on a pretty double play
Doyle was hit for the second time in
the third. with one down but the SOL
diers wound up the inning by a double
play With one down in the last of the
third. Steele got his second double TO
right Some bad fielding on Kler's
grounder let Steele reach third and
Kler second Muskopf famed and then
Steele was nailed at the plate on an
attempt TO steal home
FeIdmans Score Three Runs.
Feldmans got busy in the fourth and
a double by Perkins. I. Smiths sacri- |
flee fly and singles by Longmyre. Ma
resch and Head Melted three runs. The |
soldiers went scoreless in their half
Martins single and two passes filled /
the sacks for the Feldmans in the fifth !
after two were down. but Reardon !
threw out LOngmyre, Maresch showed 1
his first unsteadiness IN the soldiers !
half Of this inning He walked Reardon !
Head threw out Bybee. but A Smith ,
drew a pass and Steele came up with !
two on and one out A wild pitch let the i
runners advance And then Steele |
famed Kler lifted one to Doyle and I
the chance was gone.
Soldiers Tie Score in Sixth.
The soldiers sent Myers to the mound /
in the sixth and he famed two OF the
three men 10 face him. MuskOpf led off {
for the soldiers and famed. Barrett 4
singled and Martin was safe when Vfd- 1
ner ran into center field and dropped /
the fly Debarr singled, scoring Bar
-ett. Reardon singled. scoring Martin
and Debsrr- This tied the score Rear
Ion advanced on a wild pitch and Bybee J
Head threw out Myers.
Myers continued his good work in the
first half Of the seventh and the three
men to face him were thrown out by
8ybee. Steele opened for the soldiers |
md drew a pass. Kler famed and !
Nuskopf forced Steele, while Barrett !
rew out TO Perkins
After two were out in the eighth, |
.Ongmyre hit safe and Chant was sent !
n to bat for Vidmer. but famed. Kim /
ball then went TO left field. Martin (
IL on Maresch's first pitch for two I
bases. He took third on Debarr's fly I
% Martini and scored on Reardon's
lit TO left