Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-20

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yesterday afternoon engaged in
one Of the most beautiful pitching
1uels ever staged at Barelas park,
Gomez having the best Of it, Civ
Ing the Grays a victory by the
score of to 3. outside OF the
fourth inning, in which the Grays
scored four runs, the two pltchers
pitched shutout ball, each man
working in real league style, fan
ming seven men each. The Grays
touched Weiss for nine hits, while
the Santa Feans only found Gomez
for four, and there were several
on each side which were only of
the scratch or luck variety.
First Inning Snappy.
Santa re threatened in the first
inning when Zeke Cortez first man
up, dropped a pop fly back of
Apolonio Chavez which the youth
full firstsacker couldn't reach. Cor
tez went to second when Manuel
chavez threw out Ted Arcy, the
Santa Fe heavy hitter, on first. Joe
Berardinelli cracked out O. clean
single to left, Correz advancing to
third. The Santa Fe rooters were
up on their feet, as Pyle, who is
recognized as one Of the states best
hitters, was up to the bat and II
looked like a sure score for Santa
Fe, ], Berardinelli stole second,
and to make it worse for the Wis
itors Gomez made Pyle perform a
"Casey at the bat" stunt, missing
three fast ones, and with Tom
Closson to the bat, Chavez threw
Cprtez ont on third.
The trays also threatened to do
damage in the initial stan2a. Al
ter Gallegos flew out to Martinez,
Burns walked, went to second on
a wild pitch, ana took third when
Arcy threw Salazar out on first.
Gerpheide, the next one, was an
easy out. Cortez to Closson.
Grays Land Score.
The Grays drew first blood In
the second. A. Chavez, first man
ND, singled to left, and went to
third on Manuel Chavez long sim
gle to right, Manuel reaching first
on the throw-in, Teller ground
ed out to Closson, Nose chavez
died via the Arcy to Closson death
route, with two bases. Gomez,
known to be a good hitter, was up
and this gave the local fans
great ray of hope. He grounded
to Arcy who threw wild to first
and Apolonio scored, Manuel tax
ing third. Gallegos grounded out,
Cortez to Closson.
Santa Fe Scores in Third.
The visitors scored their three
runs in the third. Griego, first man
up. was safe when Salazar made
wild peg to third, Weiss tried to
sacrifice, Gomez fielding the ball
nicely threw to second to catch
GREGG, but Burns dropped the ball
and both runners were safe. A, Ri
vera ran for weiss and both he
and Griego advanced when Gomez
hit Cortez with the ball, filling the
bases. Arcy popped a short fly
to Burns, who fielded nicely, but
threw wild to second, allowing
GREGG to score. Rivera went to
third and Cortez to second when
Nose Chavez let pitched ball go
through, Rivera and Cortez both
scored when Pyle hit high fly
to left which Toots Teller barely
reached after long run, Pyle get
ting a hit on it as Teller only
reached it after long run. Clos
son struck out for the third out.
The only other time when the Wis
itors threatened to score again was
In the fourth when Pete Berardi-
nelli stopped one Of Gomez fast
shooters with his head. The crowd
instead Of sympathizing with Ber-
rardinelli when he fell to the
ground, cheered as though great
play had been pulled off. Pete was
able to take first. Martinez, next
man up struck out but started for
first as Chavez missed the last
strike. Chavez recovered the ball,
throwing Martinez out on first.
Apolonio relayed the ball to second
to head orr Berardnelli, but Burns
dropped the ball and Pete was safe
on second and later reached third
on a wild pitch, Gomez having
trouble to locate the plate. The
next two were easy outs and after
this Gomez was never in danger
again-none reaching second.
Gallegos Clouts Homer.
The Grays had their big inning
in the fourth after Apolonio Chav-
ez flied out to Arcy and Manuel
Chavez missed three of Weiss
wicked curves. Teller walked, and
reached third on Nose Chavez in
field hit, Chavez stealing second,
Teller scored and Chavez reached
third on Gomez scratch hit. Pa
remit, running fer Gomez, stole
second and both he and Chavez
scored when Gallegos slammed one
through third close to the line, hit
ting just back of theirs and roll
ing out of Martinez reach. Gale
ESQ made the round circuit, and
while Umpire Cameron called 1t
fair, the Santa Fe players protest.
ed that it was a foul, having hit
a few inches outside the line. UNI
pire Cameron sustained his deci-
sion and after few minutes ar
gument play was resumed, ana
Cortez threw out Burns.
The GrayS scored two more In
the sixth when Manuel Chavez
popped up a high one just inside
of the line which Griego missed
and gave Manuel life on first, lat
er he stole second. Teller was hit
by a pitched ball, and Nose Chav-
ez, with two strikes, tried to bunt
the ball, resulting in a foul, Nose
being out and Weiss getting credit
for a strikeout. Gomez took three
healthy swings without success,
with two outs again, Gallegos
doubled to left, scoring Manuel
Chavoz and advancing Teller to
third, who scored on a wild throw
by Weiss. Burns went out through
The Arcy to Closson route, and this
ended the scoring.
Grays Keep Lead.
The Grays threatened again In
the seventh when with two down,
Apolonio Chavez singled and Man
uel Chavez doubled, but Teller
struck out. Several nice plays were
made during the game. In the
seventh TelleS made shoestring
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