El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
WESTERN union
AND OVERLiNDS
ARE TIEDFORC CUP
Union Team Defeats Over
lands Second Time; De-
gliding Game Sunday.
TELEGRAPH LADS
GAME BATTLERS
ALRERT II. AnIANs.

THE Western Union team evened up
1 tie series in the Boyland league
when they took Sundays game 3 10 J.
Each team has taken Two games. The
deciding game viii be played next
Sunday on the Stadiu grounds.
LaEuna started for the Western
Union team and was in fine form
his big outs and speed cut the plate
close and for five innings the over
land team was unable 10 get a hit
In the sixth. with one out, Oscar Nell
son drove one TO center but died on
second. in the eighth Laguna weak
ened- To looked like his second blow
I'd ln the eighth inning In the same
number Of games. but he pulled
through He gain Wavered In the nlnin
but good support saved him.
D'keefe started for the fourth time
fGr the DVerlands lie has never
shown the form he showed in the
first game His fourth game was MS
worst Il was case Of expecting TOO
much for one pitcher after winning
the first Two games O'keefe was via
and waVered continuously.
Iu the first inning he walked two
men and was scored on in tie second
bv two straight hits. His fatal inning
was the fifth. when he walked man
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then Int a batter forcing another run
The OVerland's second defeat was
due 20 poor management % heeLe
WaTered throughout the game ana
manager COrcOTa refused 10 derrick
rim il is true that the Overlands
are weak IN pitchers, having Okeete
as their mainstay, but Terrazas might
have relieved the situation ia the
fifth. in fact Lerrazas should nave
been started the third game ana al
lowed O-keeke 10 rest up 10 win the
fourth game but CordoEa eFlueuLly
wanted 10 take three srraights. As
ft is he faces the fifth game with
a. keefe In poor condition and no one
10 Gu his place
He viii start OsKeefe but the
odds are that he loses the champ
fonship 10 the Western Union,
who don't have 10 worry over
pitchers, having = good trio In
Onoprn. LaEuuH and Limo.
after the Western Union made the
first score III the second, the over
lands proved easy in the third Aeraz1
Blair and Booth all being straight
outs The Western Unions went easy
The fourth inning was a duplicate
q the third fer both sides.
OEeefe, the first man up IN the
fifth, reached first when Armendarez
threw wild 20 first He stole second
and was sent 10 third BY Terrazas,
Who grounded 10 Alderette ana was
ont al first St0ltz walked and went
10 second. Laraz flew out TO Onopra-
Blair drove 9 liner 70 CllFeL5 VINO
threW him our a. first
Laguua was out. Cohen TO TerraZas- I
Garcia singled LuJan singled, sendlng
Garcia 20 second Alderette walked
rfrrfnE the bases D'keete walked I
Armendariz forcing a run in. Limo .
lew on for The second out. O'heeIe
then hit ChaVe1s forcing in the second I
run- Medina finished IT, being out at
1irs-
Both teams got a hit in the sixth .
but were OF no value. Lasuua got ms
second hit and Nelson got the first MT
BON were easy in the seventh.
Lack Take One.
Leraz made the 1lrst out IN lhs
eighth for the OVerlands. BAR then
singled 10 left field and scored when
Booth doubled 10 right. Cohen singled
sending Booth 10 third but was out
stealing, Garcia 10 Alderette. Nelson
then GeW out
CHAVEZ hit 10 Blair. who after max
Ing q short rum dropped the pan NE
Gina sacrificed Chavez 10 second ana
Dnoprz sent him 10 third on sacrl-
flee. he then scored when Meraz al
lowed BAH 10 pass through him. La
gula made the third out
y CordoFa started q poor rally IN .
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followed the same way Ierrazas lroN z
one over Laguna-s head Tor a single
SroItz was safe ~ first when Medina
dro1ped Alderette's throw, Ierrazas
going 20 second Meraz finished me
eaue BIZ flying 70 Limo for the tnlro .
cut
one double play was executed IN the
third inning when Booth nailed Limo ]
arounder and threw Armeudarlz out I
~ second and Sroltz threw Limo out al
first
NIth the first two games against .
them the Western Union players nave
r-cvef heir Eameness by taking the