Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-07-18
GRAYS SPOT 40 s
TWO RUNS, THEN
WIN BY IS TO I
MandeII'S "Man Of Mystery"
Proves Lemon, Although
Teammates Field Poorly
Behind Him.

Nhiii 'l&ISS iSIN WIZ
Behind Him.
Spotting the Aq's a couple of
runs in the first half OF the initial
frame, the Grays crowded ten runs
across the platter in two innings,
enough to have won yesterday att
ernoon's contest at Barelas park.
They didn't stop there, however,
but went ahead and made three
more counters while the Aq's ac-
cumulated five more markers, put
ting the final count 13 to in favor
of the tribesmen of Dan Padilla.
Norman, the much-touted mys-
terry of the Aqs, was more puHzl-
ing to the fans than to the Grays'
He had a nice pair Of gray stock
ings with red rings around them.
He had a pleasant smile and an
easy manner, but that was about
all, BY streaks he outpitched San
doval the iron man Of the Grays,
but he would straightway repent
and proceed to walk a few oppos-,
ing batsmen.
Sandoval allowed thirteen hits,
whitfield six and walked two, Whlle
Norman was touched up for ten
bingles and struck out seven. How
ever. he allowed ten walks, three
in each of the first two innings,
when the Grays made the bulk or
their scores. Seven of the ten men
he walked finally reached home
safely and had these seven been
subtracted from the Grays total
h
margin. Sandoval was handicapped
by a bad finger which cut down
his effectiveness against the rail-
readers.
sganzlni opened the first frame
by arriving safely at first When
Manuel Chaves failed to grab a
hard drive. Snedeger singled along
the third base line and Norman
nounded out a double Sganzinl
and Snedeger scored but Norman
was called out when McCanna
caught him at third as he over-ran
the bag. .r .Lo
FIRST man up, was ticketed to first
Burns long single into right put
Teller on third. Stumpf failed 70
get under A. Chaves' sacrifice tly
and Teller scored, Burns going ttc
third. salazars slashing single
scored Chaves and Burns as Ae
men wabbled on both first ano
second. ,. Chaves sacrlticeu
Manuel Chaves drew free trans
nortation and started to steal sec.
ond. Snedeger's poor peg enaoIeC
him TO reach the bag and alloWeo
an spCra
Parenti's roller sent Manue
Chaves home and Nose Chaves
singled. going TO second on anoth'
or bad peg by Snedeger. Sandova
walked and Toots Teller made MI
second appearance at the plate. H'
didn't get a chance to bat, now
ever as Nose Chaves was caugh
off second. The Grays had counted
fiva rms on four hits, three walk
and three errors.
The Aqs went down quickly
Stunpf struck out Brangle WalRe'
and stole second. Prokosh fahne'
and Dushin went out, salazar 10 a
Chaves. =,
Teller opened the second b
striking out. Norman repente'
and allowed Burns and A. ChaVe
TO walk. A wild pitch and poo
neg landed Burns on thlrd oeIor
Chaves reached first, so he trle'
TO steal. Sganzini bohbled Snede
GERS peg and Burns counted. L
Chayes singled and M. Chaves dou
bled to the fence, scoring a
Chayes and D. Chaves. Parent
walked and Nose Chaves was nj
by Norman, clogging the bases
sandoval singled and NJ Chave
and Parenti scored. Five runs ma
again been registered on three hit'
three walks and sprinking OF er
rors.
eganzini and Norman both h.
safely in the third but a doubl
play. Burns to M. Chaves to 4
Chaves, prevented a score. IN
Grays were also helpless In the
half of the canto.
Murphey replaced Stumpf in IN
Aq's batting order and was gent
center-field, Prokosh moving
right. .,,.
a double and scored on Murphey
single, Brangle was robbed of
hit by Teller. Prokosh walked an
Duskin hit into another doub
play. NJ. Chaves to Burns to
Chavea.
The Grays counted in the last
the inning when PARENT wake
and Nose Chaves scored him on
two-plv swat to center field.
In the sixth, the Aq's took cou
age again. Bagley singled and M
Gamma poled out home run oy'
the right field fence. Murphey h
safely but was left on the sack
Again in the seventh, the Aq
threatened. Sganzini and Snedeg'
doubled and Norman singled. Bal
lev was safe on fielder's choic
forcing Norman out. Mccain
singled. Murphey came to bat al
hit into a double play just aft
Umpire Cameron called time
collect a stray ball. After an a
eument, a rule was found takir
away the effect Of the double pl;
and sending the Aq's back to Il
bases, the Grays showing go,
workmanship by returning to Il
Job. Murphey then famed al
Brangle went out on n roller.
The Grays came back and a
nexed a couple in the last of 4
seventh on a single by Sandoval'
walk to Teller, sacrifices by Bur
and A. Chaves and single by 81
azar. Neither team was able
count after that.
The Sunday victory gives t
Grays an edge over every tea
they have played. Their sole o
ponent for the state charJonsh
is now Roswell and as this team
coming here soon for series.