El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
WEISS G0NQUER5 STENGEL TEAM
IN FIRST; HIT TING WINS SECOND.
Nanny PonsfOrd and Pete Leyva Are Touched For
Timely Binges in Final Inning and Game is Put On
Ice by League Players; Weiss Has an Easy Time
in FIRST Contest Allowing Three Runs
By BUD RUTHEHFoRD.

By BUD RI
CASEY STENCILS all stars twink
y led for about one inning Sunday
afternoon at Rio Grande park and
then went out for the entire duration
OF the first game with the picked e
Paso team. which won hands down.
nine to three Casey showed the fans.
however, that he had gotten together
quite a few fast little men. when the
nine turned and defeated the local club
IN The second game, staging bitter
uphill --sht and getting the victory
by the narrow margin OF one score.
nine 10 eight Both games were
featured by long and heavy hitting.
hgt were free from errors in a re-
narkabls sense, considering the num-
Der OF scores made.
More Players Expected.
IN order TO keep up with his orig
nal schedule Casey found it necessary
70 leave Kansas city with his roster
shy Of several players who we're ex-
pected 70 Join and who VIII be with
tae team il the next day OF so.
They are Earl Hamilton.
pitcher Of the pitssburEh Nation
MA. PETE Ifuduff Of brooklyn,
Saunders Of the Western lenEue
and Collins, n catcher. He has
.IalAAAal. T AA.-r HDL.H. NEA-AAa
which should Improve with each
game rs the players. ure IS yet
Unfamiliar with the playing style
Of each other and consequently
the teamwork suffers in no small
way
some Nice Hits
Bert Graham, Haley, MAJ. Neylands
llinfares and others Of the Fl Paso Z
team gave the fans all Of the action 3
desired BY slamming out consecutive !
hits. all Of which we're prominent IN I
the scoring Graham, IN particular, I
was tie batting star Of the pastime. I
he was ID. all told. eight times dur (
Ing the afternoon, and IN seven OF 4
these instances he got safe hits, and I
the eighth time was sent down the +
first base line after being hit by /
lard pitched ball Bert played q +
While the fielding OF Medina. Haley 4
and Min5ares was some Of the best 7
seen on the local infield this year. {
Neither Of these players had an error 4
chalzsd against him, althOuEh al 4
accented hard chances ard handled I
them IN good shape
weiss was iuFincIbIc IN the
f7-=s rume. The little soutnpufV
did not walk a man dH-lnG his
tenure Of service on the mound
and had - ziuch on the han that
the visitors found Il Impossible to
OF pace, together with a bnlflius
curve. curbed the PIN making
ambitions Of the visitors during
the entire seven inuinEss and had
q gone On for nine the Issue
would have undoubtedly been just
the same
- was simply going good and was 4
shooting the ball across the plate a.
such an anzle that they could not hit 4
81 Nanny Ponsfard did not have
such good luck IN the second but as ]
long as he was n he did we'll
Score IN First
Both teams scored men in the first
inning Of the initial cantos the stars T.
starting out with good display OF 2
sreed on che base lines IT did not Z
take long for Medina and Neyland 70 :
--et around the paths in the Fl Paso
runs. after Stengel and DEBATE nao
ralsfed for the visitors however.
The Pzss Citvans got two men OF
bases III the second inning but liu
nor score. They waited until the =,
thIrd. when successive hits by Ney-
land and Graham. followed by FOUR
wallops from the RATS Of AaAins.
Pi1kia. Mlnjares and Weiss sent
three runs scamparllE across the
ulate. much 20 the Joy OF the fans i
Tzsy did not ease Up on the
hon hrrfrncuf IN the fourth. anu
.
az session. ne final runs were
scored in the sixth on successive
hits and 8 wild thrcEs by stenEeli
himself, out in center field. v elsH
allowed three Consecutive hits I'M
the sixth and stengel scored,
1nafzinE the score nine to three
with the visitors on ehe short
end l'
Made Huns Early. p
Wen the smoke occasiousd by Z
1ztrinr bees IN the second and third
IrrfnEH had cleared away IN the sec J
orf game, the fans settled back IN }
their seats preparatory 10 seeing ]
another slaughter OF the order Of the .
first The score stood seven 20 D
nothing at the end Of these two q
stanzas and 81 certainly appeared as
z the local aggregation would have ]
an easy time with the visitors ll {
vas in this pastime that the real !
baseball was shown as the slengel 3
team refused % quit and held on q
zrlnllv until the score was tied and
passed. but not before they showed
streak OF knowledge about base run
mig that helped them considerably 7
With the fans.
Grnhnsz Starts Runs c
Graham as usual. started the ball Z
rolling in the second inning when he 3
triplad 20 left field Haley singled 7
ard scored the big first haseluan- I
adkins struck out. and IN an effort 70 I
catch Haley at third, Collins heaved
tire bali Wild and II went among the
automobiles, allowing the infelder to /
score. j.
PipEIu singled just before the /