El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
ERRORS HELP IN
VICTORY Of
SEVENTH
Nanny Ponsford Is Wild,
While Late Arrival Of
Carberry Shakes Team.
MULCAHY LOSES
A HARD CONTEST

EEoRE than 500 fans saw the pen
III nant prospects OF manager Duty's
Dodgers fade away with the poor
teamwork OF the club as a whole
sunday afternoon at Rio Grande park.
but were repaid when they stayed to
witness the second contest which de-
veloped a sterling pitchers duel be-
tween Johnny Mulcahy and Pete Ley
va Try as he would Duty could not
inject the usual pep and dash into the
rsnJss Of the Dodger team and it fell
q victim to the slashing Iompklns
Terriers by the score Of six 70 four
In the second pastime the 4eV9 mem
bers backed Leyva molly ana ne won
from the Zone three TO nothing qe-
spife the splendid hurting Of Mulcany-
Errors the Cause.
Timely errors aided in the deLeat OF
the Bakery boys while the witness
Of NANNY Ponsford. who was III sew
e-aI DAYS last week. was taken full
advantage OF by the Terriers, headed
bv the aggressive Piplin. There were
one OF two innings in whlcn NANNY
had a hard time in locating the plate
and when this occurred the Terriers old
not pass up the opportunity
The Dodgers did not play their
usual smooth game doubtless due
TO the late arrival Of Carberry
md while several 1tNAGnEAA hGEG
made to even up the score rhey
were untitled by the Seventh who
seemed 10 play in luck in the field
as nearly every hard hit ball was
shot directly ut n fielder during
the seven innings.
White Gets to Third.
White led off for the Terriers In
the first inning when he lifted up I
fly which was muffed in the lnfleld. /
He was sent TO third by Pipkin's first ]
raa-aaN
filled when Faulkner was hit by a I
pitched bali Smith hit TO Ponsford, I
who tossed the ball to Duty for ]
1orceout OF White. Reichel was hit I
by a pitched ball and Pipkin was /
forced across the pan. Iroutman was I
safe on Marty's bobble. Faulkner SCOT /
ing. Lzuderback walked and forced 1
in Smith for the third run. Duffy 4
struck out and ended the session with 4
the Terriers three runs IN the hole.
GOWnn walked IN the first for
the Dodgers and went to second
on n passed ball. We Wus Hncri-
feed to third by Duty, who laid
down n perfect hunt to the pitcher
and came home when Fuller also
Hucrznced. bedford struck out
for the final one OF the inning.
The DOdEerH got three men on the
sacks in the third inning, but Il
did not do any good. as the Ter
rierH tiEhtened and prevented any
further scOring.
Il did not prevent them from en- /
bellishing the scoreboard, however,
as White walked, stole second and I
came home on Pipkin's second hit of 4
the day Pipkin seemed 10 feel his
managerial responsibilities TO the
fullest extent and he showed his earn
estness at bat by slamnling out two
bingles during the afternoon
Carberry Starts Rally.
With one down in the fourth, Car
berry singled for the dodgers and
went TO second, when Pousford went
out, Faulkner 10 Piplin- Dick had
. good start and was at second before
Faulkner fielded the grounder. Gowan I
vas safe on an error at second base.
sending Carberry 10 third Carberry
stole home when Troutman made q
nigh pitch and in the same breath
Gowsn raced to third. Duty singled
a moment later, scoring Gowan. This
was the fourth and last run for the
Dodgers The Terriers got two in the
fourth when Mannys fast ball got
away from him and two men /,
we're hit by pitched bail One, Duf-
y, was laid out for minute or two, {
but he soon got TO his feet and re-
sumed the game. +
Pete Gets Hand. h
Pete Leyva received a big hand
when he walked out on the field IN !
the second game TO take m the Mitch
ing burden for the 40S5 southsiders Is
against the Zone. and later events
proved that he deserved Il no small
degree. as he Is some pitcher In
Johnny Muicahy Pete had an able op-
ponent. and there is little doubt that :
II the two pitchers had exchanged 8
teams the southpaw would have come ]
in an easy victor Is
lie was not hit nE hard As LeyTa
and on the whole had a much Z
weaker tesm behind him insofar
rs bat work WIS concerned than
the husky exEailer boy who
tWiried masterful game through
out johnny played IN typical
Zone luck and rs usual there were
some costly hobbies which. COM 3
ing nj n critical time, nided the
victory OF the 1905 Players
Had Six Assists :
Johnny fielded his position splen-
dtdlw making q total Of six assists