El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
STAR.
AGGREGATION
IS VICTOR
Easily Defeats Stengel
Team in Third Game;
Hitting is Feature.
BERT GRAHAM rs
BATTING CHAMP.
By BUD RUTHFRFORD,

II tlis be organized baseball. let US
4 forever remain an outcast IN the
bush leagues
Thirty-two base hits Of vadious de-
nomination ranging from the single
variety TO those which are stretched
for three sacks were pounded out
over the Rio Grande field Monday
afternoon for total Of p runs yhen
Bert Graham's picked city team de-
IcateQ casey Stengeis stars who
never shine-by the score Of thirteen
70 nine Like the second game Sunday
the stars attempted to come from be-
hind and defeat the locals after a
commanding lead had been piled Up
but the margin proved 10 great de-
spite the efforts Of the visitors. Eigh-
teen OF the % bingles were slammed
out by the FL Paso team and the re-
naming fourteen by the visitors.
LEVIN Goes In Early.
Fete LeyTa grabbed the game out
OF the fire when he went in the
fourth inning and curbed a batting
rally which had already caused home
plate 10 be denied four times by the
StenEei aggregation. Nanny POns-
ford started for the locals but the
speedy southpaw was not in his
usual good form and he was touched
FOR some timely hits in the second
which resulted in the entrance Of
Leyva-
Two successive hits made By
FalEken and T1ermey, q uasE Is
sued to Pine after he had been
hit by pitched ball and two
more hitc by Bi0ndi and Collins
caused the runs. The visitors
mHde four more in the eighth
and in the seventh they also an
neUed n tally hut credit goes TO
Pete for holding them EHfe until
Fl Puso had uiled up such sub
stnntiaI lead that overtHlziHE
them was put OEt OF the ques-
fion-
Falsken a stocky right handler
started for the Stengei team and he
was touched early, one run being
made in the first inning Duczy
GoWan singled and tore down to sec
ond when Bill Medina dropped the
hall IN front OF the plate. IN an ef-
fort To catch Medina Falsken threw
the sphere wild to first and e went
into riEht field loWan chased around I
The sacks and when he was between {
third and home he misunderstood the &
signals and stopped between the two I
sacks thinking that he was entitled [.
70 out one base by the overthrow I
Pine relayed the ball to Hargrove ]
who u turn shot It 70 Collins in time Z
Graham Hits some More.
Bert Graham doubled and scored 7
Medina but Pinkin famed for the 4
q u "a AaalNE FlH-4l4A AlIE 4lallNIlArs the
third. fourth and fifth the visitors {
got two hits IN Zach frame but were I
ruahle TO get around due 20 some air i
tight pitching on the part Of Leyva I
VIXEN men got on bases
Stencil got around II the sew
e8th when GOWam dropped his
ny and scored On TieEmey's sin
Ele uffer he Had been advanced
70 third on a wild pitch. The last
four runs OF the visitors were i
made iu the ri~hfh when with
tive down Collins singled and
shannon was hit by pitched
Collins and shannon ard STENCIL
walked. DEBATE doubled scoring
steugel and HaEErove for the last
two markers.
Batting out some timely binglss IN 4
the fourth the FL Paso boys got five
tailies which more than made up for
the early advantage obtained BY the !.
stengel team. Duty, Leyva and Cow
an all singled successfully Duty be-
Ing scored by Leyva and the twirler
coming home on Duckv's binEle. Ne
dina laid down sacrifice which sent 4
.foWan 10 second Haley singled scor-
Ing Gowan- He stole second and came 4
home when Falsken dropped the ball (;
az home plate after he had thrown IL .
wild Plpkin singled and was scored ]
by Al Adkins LevVa and Gowan got
around IN the fifth and while Pipkin !
and Adkins tailed IN the sixth.
Fritz Hedford'a two baEEeE