El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
HURLER
DOWNS EIGHTH
CAVALRY TEAM
Seventh Terriers Wallop
Artillery Also in Fast
SWatfest.
ZONE NINE NOW
IN SECOND BERTH

DETE LEYVA pitched Sunday after
noon at Rio Grande park and the
victory.
Col George T. Langhorne's Eighth
caTalrynen we're the victims Of the
speedy right handler this time the fin
al score being II to 3 in favor Of the
south side bunch when the smoke had
blown away 1t vas LeyTa's third
victory In as many starts and as a
result Of the hardy International az
Eregation IL perching at the top OF the
Army and city league percentage
column with substantial percentage
margin TO spare The second game Of
the afternoon was won by the Seventh
cavalry over the SIND Gunners, eleven
to two. in swatfest which while
lopsioed was snappy and kept the
fans on their toes throughout the
battle.
Eighth Scores First.
Two hits in the first inning netted
the caValryrnen one run in the first
game but this did not last long. The
Internatiouals came right back and
slammed out enough bingles 10 score
six tallies in that initial session and
the game was put on ice early.
They added four more during
the game when Hoza's delivery
was solved for timely hits but II
was the first succession that
Eighth rideEa- A total Of II hits
WIS pounded out by the civilian
team while LeyrTa held his to four,
two Of which came in the first
inning. The other two resulted
IL q run in the third when
Weaver crossed the plate. BfOndf
was the first man to score.
1lin1ares- Leyva. Mesa. II. Gomez
and Calimia crossed the plate in sue
cession IN the first inning as result
OF wei paced hits. Armendariz scored
moment later after Alderete had
faneud. The majority Of the runs
we're the result Of the heavy hitting
OF II. Gomez who slammed the ball
TO deep left center on two differ
snt occasions and was an all around
star Of the day.
Terriers show Speed.
More than enough tallies to win
two ball games were chased across
the home plate in the second pastime
by Lieut. "Bill' McCulloEh's hardy
Terriers when the speedy riders so
lately commanded by Col Tomplzins
defeated the send artillery
For three innings the artillery boys
maintained 8 well earned lead Of one
run but n the fourth session the
Terriers landed en- twirler Barnes's
delivery for enough successive safe
ties tc net i've runs before the
Emoke cleared away.
Barnes mixed them nicely dur
ing the drEt three sessions and
IT seemed a. n he would be able
to hold TIE Terriers down. He
FFan succeeded on the mound in
the fifth By n tail boy named
DaF5e who had worlds OF speed
hut little coHfr0l. he held the
Terriers in \ state Of Eghiecfion
until the seventh when five more
raIlfes were uEhered across the
rubber for a total Of II runs.
HasrH ED
not 1istless and not one dali moment 4
crspt into the fray. Both clubs I
showed real ability in spots and 4
while there was a general absence OF /
the batting eye at critical times there I
Is little doubt but that Il viii de-
Telop IN time. Eirksey at first base
for the artillery showed TO much ad-
vantage and caused favorable com
ment on the part OF the fans for
his accurate fielding Crawford has
AL the earmarks Of a hitter for the ]
gunners. while Lauderbacks McGavin