Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-08
GRAYS HAVE IT
EASY IN THREE
C0RNERED MATCH
AQs Find It impossible To
Score While GrayS Make
Ten Laps; Legion Gets OFT
With II To 5 Defeat.

The Grays followed the advance
dope strictly yesterday in the
three-cornered match at Barelas
field, taking the first game with
the Aqs by score of 10 to 0, and
following it up with victory over
the American legion to the tune OF
ii to s, in game which was called
in the fifth inning on account of
the wind.
The Grays started off both games
in a business-like manner, but en-
countering little opposition relaxed
their efforts in the last innings OF
both games. The Grays opened the
40 game with a heavy-hitting
streak, and almost clouted OCon-
nell out of the box in the flrst wv
innings. The first inning netteu
the Grays three tallies. and theS
bettered this in the second by lop-
ing around the circuit five times
A little vacation was held Tor tIe
next three innings, and in the slAtn
inning it seemed the right time 10
boost the total again. SO they
trotted around twice more.
The Aq's were unable to do more
than watch the ball go by when
thew faced Harris, Dan Padlila 5
new find. and took only three hlts.
The Grays secured seventeen hits
from O'Connell.
n The outcome Of the Grays-Aq
Same gave the Grays the chance 70
meet the new American legion team
in the first game the latter mas
nlaved. The Grays encountered a
little more difficulty in this game,
aithought lots of slugging in the
first two innings gave the Grays a
lead If eight which proved fatai 10
the legion's hopes. the legion
cama hack with three in the tnlru
inning. and neither team scored IN
+he fourth. In the fifth the dIass
ynade three laps and the legion tWo'
leaving the score at IL TO D.
beavv wind which had made play
no difficult for the last two IN,
Wings caused the game to be calieo
al the end Of the fifth. s,a
Sanchez, the legion pitcher, olu
,ot nnite measure UP 20 his FORMER
record. being wild for most OF llie
first Two innings. Lpcero, VINO was
abia 70 get into the game only az
iast inning. showed up well. Ine
Grays secured twelve ms .,ata.
SANCHEZ and Lucero, ana tne Net0
rams got eight from Sanoovai. rr,l1
THE Grays' next encounter mn'
he with the Woodward, oklaiiol,'"'
team. which will play III e.
sgame series here, starting FIau ioS
efternoon, The American Legion
team will play at Alameda mex
/ sunday. at the Legion picnic. Inc
J onnosing team has not yet peen
decided, but Negotiations are
Vending with a team of K1wams
and Rotary men,
The lineup for the Grays was
Sandoval, p; Chavez, c; +. ChaVez'
1h:1 Burns. Oh; p. Salazar, Sb; M
chavez. SIS; A. Chavez, RI; Ielier
If; PARENT, cf. &c.,
The AQ's lineup was: O'Con-
nell. %; Brangle, C; Ray McCanna
In. Taylor, 2b; Macarthur, 3D.
Dustin, SIS; Myers. CT; Culpepper
If; Loebs, If. Bruce suostltueeo
for Taylor at second.
The American Legion ine-ul
was as follows, Sanchez. p; Nun
list, c; Kane, 1h; Sganzini, 20
Binkert, 3b; Clayton, IS; RlcKetts
IF; McCaffrey, C; Mercer, II. Luz
cero was substituted for Sanchez
in the. fifth.
The score by innings of the
S.rays-AQ's game was as follows;
crays $50 COZ 0Ot
Ao's 700 600 00C
The score by innings OF the
ys-American Legion game fol
lows:
American Legion .O03 ok XXX