El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-10
HORSE
DROPS CANE To.
SPEEDY HURLER
Maj. r. R. Neyland Proves
Star Of Game Against
Internationals.
ZONE SUPPLY IS
VICTOR OVER K. G.

MANAGER G.. CORDERO'S fast In
lt ternationals fattened their bat
ting averages at the expense Of
the Seventh cavalry Terriers Sunday
AFTERNOON at RIO Grande park while
tWlrier Pee LeyFa was engaged in
subduing the Terrier batsmen, final
score u TO s.
won Fourth Straight.
LeTT@ won his fourth consecutive
game in setting down the aggressive
Terriers who seemed to find diff
Guilty in getting started Heavy hit
ting was rife during the game, play
ers OF each side pounding out some
long Wallops during the seven inning
pastime. Nanny PonsfUrd tWirling
for the Zone Supply defeated the
Knights OF Columbus in the second
same which was also interspersed
by heavy hitting The final count in
this battle, u 70 nine is indicative Of
heavy hitting but does not give
credit TO the fighting spirit injected
into the game By the opposing play
srs-
Seven was the lucky getaway NUM-
Der Of both victorious teams. each
nine turning in exactly this number
OF runs in the initial inning Of their
respective battles and which Incl
dentally served TO eliminate virtually
an fear OF being oTertalen by the
opposition
bad start FOR TwirIer.
Three successive errors proved q
big handicap 20 Iroutman when he
started in TO NOV down the Inter
national batsmen in the initial ses-
sion Wood at short juggled
bounder, Pierce at third did likewise
ana Troutman filled the bases when
he made an error Of Leyva's hunt
10 the pitchers box Mesa dropped
a single over the iufield and the
first OF the international 1atsmen,
Acostas trotted home 1finjareB raced
over the rubber when II Gomez,
another steady EWatrer placed the
bali over the third baseman's head
for q single LeyTa scored and Macs
took second when Lauderbach
dropped Armendariz's short fly into !
center.
Chacon cleaned the sacks with a
three base hit which bounced against !
the left field fence and came home I
when Troutman threw the sphere {
wide Of the plate after grabbing 4
Loyaas grounder-
During various stages OF the
game when the Seventh support
weakened seven mere TALES
were sent across the pan By the
intrepid south side nine Every
one OF the TALES was contested
by the Terriers in IN aggressive
fashion rs aided along by the
constant coaching OF Mni. Ney-
land from right field they rut
forth fhe1E best efforts. IhlH
competent handler set a splendid
example fer the Terrier team
during the game BY making
three hits out OF a total o. four
tips to the plate.
He annexed one -hree Dagger, a 1
single. then went out 70 the infield 1
and later slammed out another val
Top good for three sacks besides
taking care OF several difficult flies
into the pasture he was guarding.
Caught a Hard One.
One Of these from the bat OF Cna-
con in the ninth was in deep right
and in making the catch Neyland
stumbled and fell He retained hold
OF It. however, and the out was made
certain Several hundred fans in the
grandstand took cognizancs Of this
splendid play by giving him hand
when he came IN from the rield
Neylaud knocked in three OF the
five Terrier runs one. Of which came
IN the first. two in the third and two
IN the seventh. IN the last minute
Of play che Terriers were putting mp
a stubborn defence and seemed IN
willing TO concede the game with
out making a hard Try
Hughis Adkins became enmeshed
ia a handicap Of an identical order
with which Troutman had TO con-
tend when he walked two OF the
first three men who faced him In
the second game and then hit the
third one
Before ire smoke nlo DloWA
away andy Aadsrsonis Zone
supply rTarriorg had made seven
runs which counted materially rs
= stepping stone TO victory with
Nanny P0nsford In the box Maj
Coulin'E Knights made splendid
efforts 10 overcome the advant-
axe and nearly did 20 by bunch
fug hits off Nanny POnsford ut
critical moments Of the game
but were never able 10 deliver
enough tlllieE 20 even mp the
score
The game was featured by much