Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
WOODWARD TAKES
TWIN B|LLFR
GRAYS ON SUNDAY
Last Game Is Farce With a
Sixteen to One Score; II
Gray Errors Help; Morning
Victory Is a to 2.

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have liked the afternoon contest at
Barelas park yesterday. The Grays
showed that they wanted their OPP
ponents to have the free and un-
limited coinage of runs in the ra-
ito of sixteen to one. In the worst
farce of the season, the Grays blew
up entirely and made errors LIBERAL
Nv while two hurlers were pounded
off the mound.
Some idea of the bombardment
NAV be gained when it is stated
that only one Woodward player
failed to get hit and one got as
high as five. Every Woodward
nlaver. save one, scored. They
made in all fifteen hits and sixteen
scores while the Grays were let
down by Station with five hits ana
single counter.
10 show what happened to the
Grays. it might be mentioned that
onIv three of the Woodward count
ers were really earned runs. the
rest came after an opportunity had
been given to retire the side. The
Gpays made eleven errors in ALI
and only kind scoring kept the total
so low.
The woodward infield should be
given credit for keeping the score
down. Three double plays were
nulled off during the session, Milli-
son and Fuller figuring in all OF
them with Dotter starting the first
one. ONLY one error could be
charged to the team, and that one
was on the borderline between
hit and an error.
Terrill, pitching for the Grays,
let woodward down easy In the
first round. The Grays, in their
term at bat, went out IN TWO whifts
and fly to short.
The second was different, The
first two Woodward men got on
the sacks due to errors by Manuel
Chaves. The third man got on py
an error by Toots Teller. Beach
then struck out, but Boehm MT
safely, scoring two. Hesse knocked
one through third which went Tor
a hit and the third man scored
Miilison went out short to first as
Boehm scored, and then Fuiler
whitfield.
The third was about as bad.
station, first man up, was safe on
Teller's error. Clifton &ot hit
and Snow was safe on McCannas
error. Terrii1 struck out Dotter,
hit Beach and then struck out
Boehm. Hesse singled and a third
run crossed the plate before Beach
was caught at third.
Three more runs were added IN
the fourth. Millison was out, Full
Ter hit safely, Station whitfield, ana
Clifton, who should have been the
third out, was safe on Burns error.
Snow kindly lifted the ball over the
fence for home run, pushing the
two runners ahead of him.
With a ten-run lead woodward
passed In the fifth inning. sando-
val had replaced Terrill in the
opening of the frame. although the
fans reared when Terrill was der
ricked.
Sandy got his in the sixth. After
Fuller had flied out. Station, Cliff
ton, Snow and Dotter singled in
succession, counting two runs.
Snow was caught when he tried to
score on a peg to second and Dot
ter was retired on fielders
choice.
And en--whoopee-the Grays
made one. Toots Teller cracked
out a two-ply swat and McCanna
uncorked single as Toots raced
home. That was all, though. That
covers the entire scoring by the
Gray team.
In the first of the seventh
O'Connell replaced Sandoval In the
box. After Boehm had flied out
Hesse cracked home run.
The eighth settled things nicely
bring the score to the Bryan ratio
With two men down, O'Connel
walked Dotter. Beach stopped 6
fast ball with his right hip ant
went to first as Dotter advanced
Boehm was safe when d. Chave'
bobbled his easy fly. Dotter scor
ing and Beach taking third. Boehn
went down to second without In
terruption and both runners scored
when Hesse singled.
The closing frame was unevent
full.
The morning game was a fairl,
respectable battle between O'Con
nell and Vaughn. the woodward
hurler who went twelve innings
against the Grays on Friday
Woodward got the verdict by {
score of to 2.
The box score of the afternoon
game follows: