Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-25
VARSITY HANDS
BUSINESS CLUBS
TRIMMING 8 TO 7
Game Is Thriller Through
out With Old Hands Get
ting Worst of Breaks in
luck---May Meet Again.

Getting most of the breaks in
luck and playing little better
game of ball in the tight spots, the
University Of New Mexico baseball
i'team defeated a collection OF all
stars belonging to the Rotary and
kiwanis clubs by a score of to
z yesterday afternoon at Barelas
field. The game was a benefit
staged to help the Boy Scouts and
the university athletic association.
1t was hard game to lose, no
matter which team drew the short
end of the score. The varsity start
ed out in front, lost the lead, gained
1t again, lost it and then came into
the last half of the ninth with the
score knotted. After the second
runner was out, the winning
marker was showed across.
Guy Lauderpaugh, captain of the
ki-Ro nine, would not concede that
his team was unable to beat the
university boys and issued chal-
lcnge last night for a return game,
the home organizations to be bene-
ficiaries. He suggested that the
next match be played within
week, during which time he expects
, that his veterans will be put
through course of sprouts which
will eliminate the kinks and en-
able them to come through with
a victory.
} First Inning.
Ki-Ro came to bat first. Heben-
STREET took three strikes and Cooper
whitfield Donaldson singled over
second and then pilfered that bag.
Lauderbaugh was safe on Dow's
bobble but the base umpire Ga uni
versity professor) was wild as
hawk and called him out. No runs,
one hit, one error.
Dow was an easy out, Rhea to
Donaldson. Stutz grabbed jones'
fly, Morgan was hit by a pitched
ball and ticketed to first. He tried
TO steal second and Cooper over
threw the sack, Horgan taking
third with professional slide as
he came into the bag. Greenleaf
singled and HoiN,on registered.
Johnson flied out to CORNISH. One
run, one hit, one error.
Second Inning.
The jumps called third strike
on Cornish. Ortiz singled and
swiped second. An error by Bryan
sent him to third. Oden singled
and Ortiz scored. Oden went out
stealing. Stutz was safe on john
sons error but was out trying to
steal second. One run, two hits,
two errors.
Lembke went into third and
Cornish took short for ki-Ro, Ortiz
retiring. Rhea whitfield Miller and
Bryan. Stowell was out, Rea to
Donaldson. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Shufflebarger took second, Heb
enstreit going to center field and
Lauderbaugh retiring from the XII
'Ro lineup. N
Bryan was safe when Shuttle
harger and Cornish both tried to
field his fly. Bryan stole second.
Stowell singled. scoring Bryan.
ShufElebarger dropped LembNe's
throw of Cartwrights grounder
and Stowell was safe at second.
Dow singled, scoring Stowell. Daw
stole second and Cartwright raced
home on the peg. Jones was hit
by the pitcher and Dow scored on
Horgan's grounder when Shuttle
barger overthrow first after Cor
nish had forced Jones at second.
Horgan went out trying to steal.
Four runs, two hits. three errors.
Third Inning.
Rhea flied out to Jones. Heben-
STREET was safe when Johnson was
off the first sack. Cooper forced
Hebenstreit at second after bill
lard error on his grounder. the
ball NARROWING to Dow from
Bryan. Donaldson doubled and
Cooper tried to score getting
nipped at the plate. No runs, one
hit, two errors.
Rhea threw wild to first on
Cartwright's grounder. Dow was
out, Rhea to Donaldson. Oden
captured Jones' long fly. Cart
wright taking third, Stutz grabbed