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BAIXSTOR3I STOPS A
GAME AT BISBEE
Btsbee Ariz. July 11. A rainstorm
In the fourtk inning stopped what
looked to be a certain defeat for Bis-
bee at the hands of the Morenci club
Saturday- irerenci had scored four runs
VL at four hits in the four innings
waJe Bisbee could do nothing with
Cummings's pitching. The game was
called In the fourth when the storm
came up. Doan opposed Cummings In
the box for Bisbee.
First Sunday Game.
Bisbee and Morencl duplicated the El
Paso-Douglas game of Friday and then
went It one Inning better. After play-
ing ten innings with the score 0 to 0
th Maroons sent one over in the elev-
enth for the winning run. Marshall
pitched for Bisbee and Cummings for
jlonencl. each allowing but five hits in
the 11 Innings. Both pitchers received
almost perfect support Morencl mak-
ing but one error and Bisbee none.
The score R. H. E.
Bisbee. 1 $
Morencl 0 5 1
Batteries Bisbee. Marshall and Jrin-
dl: Morencl Cummings and Hoffman.
Bis League
Saturday's
XATIOITAL LEAGUE.
At csncinnzxi
R.H.E.
Cincinnati
210000000000 0 3 8 3
Brooklyn
eseoieooooooo i i 10 4
Batteries: Brooklyn. Bell and Bergen;
Cincinnati Rowan and McLean. Umpires
Klein and Kane.
At Pktstourg RH.-
rax'adelphla 60000000 1 1 5 4
Plttsborg ..3S004000 x 1 11 1
Batteries: Philadelphia Ewing Moore
Stack and Dooin; Pittsburg" Moran
Caxnnitz and Gibson. Umpires Rigler
and Enislie.
At Chicago R. H. E.
New York ..4 1900000 27 11 2
Clmago ...1001001 3 10 3
Batteries: Xew York "Wilts o and
Meyers; Chicago Brown Pfelster and
KMrtgi Umpires QDay and Brennan.
At St. Ixmis R. H. E.
Boston 10000000 0 1 G 2
t- Louis ...2 000000 x 2 4 1
Batteries: Boston Brown and Gra-
ham; -St. Louis. Harmon and Bresnahan.
Umpires; Johnstone and Egan.
A3IEIUCAX LEAGUE.
At "Washington R.H.E.
St Louis 2 0912300 0 9 12 1
"Washington 9006000 0 6 10 4
Batteries: tet. Louis. Powell Ray
B&Hey. Pelty and Killifer; "Washington
Grooroe Gray Beckendorf and Street.
Umpire O'Loughifn.
Second game R H- E.
Ft- Louts 2000 0 2 6 4
Washington 210000 x S 6 3
Bfttteries: St. Louis Bailey and Killi-
ier: "Washington Heftsling and Street.
Umpire 0"Lughlin.
At New York R. H. E.
Chicago 4000000 1 5 11 3
New York ..IM I 1 0 M 0 2 10 4
Batteries: Chicago "White and Payne;
New York Quinn and Mitchell. Umpires
Irtaeen am Cannoily.
At New York R.H.E.
Chlcaga 6 32 00 000 2 9 i
Nf w Yrk ...SlieOSOlGO 1 3 7 2
Batteries: CHicago "Walsh and Sulli-
van. New Yrk Ford and-Sweeney. Um-
pire Connolly ad Dineen.
At PfeBadeipbla R.H.B.
Petroit 80000 0 0 5 3
Philadepfcfe. laiOlflOl x 5 10 1
Batteries: DetrU Donovan and Stan-
age: PhiJa4ei!if&. Plank and Thomas.
Uaspires Egaa and Perrlne.
At Boston R.H.E.
IeveJad ..1910020 0 1 10 1
Boston ISttllOl x 5 10 3
Batteries: Cleveland Young Koest-
ner and Berate; Boston Smith and Car-rigaa-
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Snday Game Gets Score
6 to 1. Saturday
4 to 3.
Cananea Mexico July 11. Cananea
took both games of the series here -with
Clifton winning the Sunday game by
a' score of 6 to 1. Cananea went through
the contest without an error and suc-
i ceeded in making eight hits off of
bcanion tjmcon-s inouna arusu xven-
flon. In the box for Cananea. was touch-
j ed for five safe ones which resulted In
but one score uiiiton is creaiteu wuu
two in the error column.
Clifton had her reorgiinized team
here and -while the work of the organi-
zation has been bettered there are still
a number of improvements to be made.
The score:
B. H. E.
Cananea .. .... 6 8 0
Clifton .. 1 5 2
Batteries: Cananea Reardon and
Gopdman; Clifton Scanlon and Bosquet.
Cananea Wins In Tlnth.
Cananea Mexico July 11. Cananea
defeated Clifton Saturday . by a score
of 4 to S winning the game in the
ninth Inning. Clifton scored three runs
in the first inning and Cananea stacked
up a like amount in the second. After
that it was neck and neck until the
last half of the ninth when with one
man down. Hodges made a home
run from a ball hit to the right center
fence.
The game was -without features save
Hodges's home run. It seemed that
both teams didn't put any life in their
playing. The battery for Clifton was
Klepfer and Bosquest. and for the- lo-
cals Wylie and Whaling. Klepfer struck
out six and "WyHe eight. The socre:
Clifton . . .3 0000000 0 3 4 3
Cananea. . .03000000 1 4 7 1
Umpire: Armendariz.
Results
TEXAS LEAGUE
At Galveston R.H. E.
"Waco 9 13 3
Galveston 5 14 8
Batteries Waco "Voltz and Thacka-
ra; Galveston Crabble and Braun.
Umpire "Weyhing.
At Houston R. H. E.
San Antonio .... 2 7 3
Houston 3 7 4
Batteries San Antonio Abies and
Yantz; Houston Rose and Burch.
Umpire Bailey.
At Ft. "Worth R. H. E.
Shreveport- 2 9 1
Ft. "Worth 3 7 2
Batteries Shreveport rTesreau and
Garvin; Ft- "Worth Latimer and Green.
Umpire Matthews; 10 innings.
At Dallas " i R. H. E.
Oklahoma City 1 3 6 5
Dallas 6 10 4
Batteries Oklahoma City Chelette
and Noyes; Dallas. Shontz and Ons-
low. Umpire Hulbert.
COAST LEAGUE.
At Los Angeles R. H. E.
Los Angeles 14 1 2
San Francisco 0 2 0
Batteries Los Angeles Nagle and
Smith; San Francisco Eastley and
Berry.
At Portland R.H. E.
Portland. . 4 8 3
"Vernon 5 12 4
Batteries Portland Gregg Garrett
and Fisher; Vernon Carson and Brown.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Atlanta Atlanta 1; Mobile 0.
At Nashville Nashville 1; Montgom-
ery 0.
At Memphis Memphis 2; New Or-
leans 8.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga 1; Bir-
mingham 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Sioux City R. H.F:.
Sioux City. .11012000 x 5 9 2
Lincoln 0 1001010 0 3 D 3
Batteries Sioux City Hammond and
Miller; Lincoln McGrath and Clark.
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o Anderson's uurves
Puzzle for League Leaders
Score 4 to 0.
"Wingo Anderson came into his own
Sunday. He played with the Douglas
heavy hitters and sent the topliners
back to their Arizona home with a
walloping second only to that adminis-
tered by a "gen'man of color" in Reno
not more than a week ago. Instead of
taking all three of the games in compli-
ance with LeBrand's telegram to the
folks at home the Douglas club was
lucky to get back with one of the
three. Even then it i-equired an extra
inning to decide the supremacy in the
Friday game.
One in the first and three in the
fourth a total of four tells the story
of the runs that were made in the Sun-
day game. Three hits all of them
scratches that could have been fielded
and nine strikeouts tell the tale of An-1
derson's splendid work in the box. As
for Humphries the artist who -was
smuggled into Douglas it would take
severeal naragrahs to explain just why
I he did not come through with his part
of the performance. Anderson pitched
circles around the sprincr training
pitcher of the Philadelphia Nationals.
i He allowed nine hits and a 10th one
was straightened out for a three bag-
ger in the'third butMerritt was called
out for cutting the first bag.
Scoring Started Early.
Starting In a dust storm that inter-
rupted the playa number of times In
the first first two innings El Paso was
able to chase one run around the bases
In the initial inning. This was made
possible by Hewitt's speedy running
ont of an infield hit he laid down third
base way. After beating It out he
stole second and was scored by Mer-
rltt's clean single to right center. In
the second Ford for Douglas got a
base on balls was advanced by Carl
son's hit which took a bad bound in
front of Earthman at second and Tent
over his head. Smith followed the boy
wonder and hit into double Anderson
fielding his Infield grounder to Hewitt
at third for the first put out and
Hewitt throwing accurately to first for
the second of the double and the side
out.
Jackson got a clean double in the
third his ground ball cashing itself
along the third base foul line far into
the left fie-d. Hewitt was outt on a
shoestring catch by Bill Harper in
short center. Merritt connected -with a
big outcurve of Humphries's sending
the ball past Harper in center for three
bases. Jackson scored but DeWiggins
called Merritt out for cutting the first
base bag and Jackson's run did not
count.
El Paso started In to retrieve this
lost run in the fourth and made it
three. Earthmariscored on a single a
sacrifice by Ketchum who got on by
grace of Humphries's wild .throw to
first. Gowan sacrificed Earthman to
third and Ketchum to second and
Earthman scored m the throwin of
Reinhardt's fly to Carlson in right field.
Kiefer got on with a base on balls and
TEXAS LEAGUE NOTES
By Horace
Gowdy of Dallas is now leading the
Texas league in hitting. It will have
to he a mlg-hty hard slugger who takes
first place from him.
( ' " "
Jack Johnson who is filling the util-
ity role for Waco is playing short in
absence of Harbison ulio is ill. John-
son is doing nice work.
Kipp and Faire the two new Sand
Crabs are doing good Iwork. Their
timely batting has won two games re-
cently. n e
Hise one of Galveston's pitchers has
not made a single safe hit this sea-
son. The- fans and players of the league
are out after umpire "Weyhing's scalp
and will probably pull it down. He is
said to be doing raw work.
Of the 30 recruits tried out by Dal-
las this year only Gowdy and Dale have
made good.
Alexander of the Bronchos is about
the only man on the team who Is hit-
ting. The slump In batting accounts for
the loss of so many games recently for
the pitchers of the team are still go-
ing at a fast clip.
Brady one of the newpitchers for
Galveston is doing good work as Is
Rogers secured by San Antonio from
the Southern league.
The game at Dallas July 4 broke
all records in Texas baseball in the
amount of money taken in. The gate
receipts amounted to $3316 and a total
of S500 persons saw the game. On the
same day Oklahoma City -.took In $1376
id iinui uui
Anderson sent him home behind Ketch-
um with a tio base hit to center.
Douglas Almost Scored.
In the fifth Ford got on with a little
scratch hit which went to Kiefer in
right and could have been fielded to
first in time to cut off the runner if a
little quick work had been done. Carl-
son hit through Anderson who broke
down his vicious drive but was unable
to field it in time to prevent it going
for an infield hit. This advanced Ford
xo second. Smith was out on a foul fly
to Hewitt and "Ward retired on an easy
chance to Anderson. He sent Ford to
third on the putout and it looked bad
for a score. Humphries the imported
pitcher with the Apollo form was due
at bat next and Anderson tried every-
thing he had in his ditty box striking
recruit out and retiring the side. That
ended Douglas's scoring chances as Le-
Brand acknowledged by throwing his
bats into a pile in front of the visitors'
bench.
Merritt got around to third in the
fifth on a base on balls a stolen base
and a blo-n by Earthman. Ketchum hit
into Ward at third who tagged Tex off
the sack.
DeWiggins'-s umpiring did not give as
good satisfaction Sunday as usual. He
called a number of plays which were
disputed by both sides. The decision
on first which put Merritt out of the
three base hit and Jackson of a score
was the cause of an awful howl' being
raised by the grand stand. LeBrand
also did considerable stalling and 'rag-
ging during the game.
The score: i
El Paso
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Jackson lb 4 0 1 10 0 0
Hewitt 3b 4 1 2 2 2 0
Merritt c 3 0 1 10 0 0
Earthman 2b 4 1 3 1 2 0
Ketchum If. 3 10 10 0
Gowan cf 3 0.0 2 0 1
Reinhardt ss 3 0 0 0 5 0
Kiefer rf 3 1 1 1 0 0
Anderson p 3 0 1 0 4 0
Total 34 4 9 27 13 1
Douglas. AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
; Harper cf. 4
0 3
0 4
0 1
0 11
1 0
2 2
0 1
0 2
0 0
Le Brand c 4
Mathewson If ...4
Guynup lb 4
Ford. 2b 3
Carlson rf. 3
Smith ss 2
"Ward 3b 3
j Humphries p. .
..3
Total 30 0 3 24 12 1
El Paso 12 3 456789
Runs 10030000 x 4
Hits 2 0 1 2 1 1 2 0 x 4
Douglas 123456789
Runs 00 00 0 000 0 0
Hits 0 1002000 0 3
Two base hits Jackson Anderson.
Stolen bases Merritt Hewitt.
Sacrifice hits Ketchum. Gowan.
Sacrifice flies Reinhardt.
Struck out By Anderson 9; by; Hum-
phries 2.
Bases on balls Anderson 1; Hum-
phries 2.
Hit by pitcher Anderson (Smith).
Double plays Anderson to Hewitt to
Jackson.
Time of game Two hours.
Umpire DeWiggins. J
H. Shelton.
and Hcjuston onlj- $667. There was no
game at San Antonio on account of
rain.
a
Mclver's home run in the 17th in-
ning won Friday's game from Galveston.
Rogers pitched and this makes the fifth
straight game he has won since com-
ing to San Antonio.
.
Old Trapper Longley for years a
standby in the Texas league is back
ia-harness again with the Beville team.
That organization won the cellar cham-
pionship in the first series and bids
fair to repeat the feat In the second.
r
French pitcher and utility outfield-
er has been released by the Bronchos.
Too many pitchers is given as the rea-
son. The -Houston-San Antonio series will
tell whether or not the Bronchos "will
remain in the first division. It will take
hitting to do it
9
Deardorff of Fort Worth is twirling
fine ball. In a recent game with Okla-
homa City he went the full nine iu-
nlngs allowing his opponents only one
hit:
"Wednesday San Antonio played a 23-
inning game and on Friday a 17-inning
seance and on Thursday a double
header of 18 Innings making a total
of 58 innings played in three days. This
is equivalent to an average of a little
more than two games a day for the
period.
Hubartt the new shortstop of the
Broncos has acquired the error habit.
(Continued on Next Page.)
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BRILUAN
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El Paso Wins Second of the
Douglas Series Score
4 to 1.
John Rumsfey deteated the Douglas
tonm Ratiirdav In thft second Of the
series pitching the best game that has
been seen on the El Paso field this
season. He came dangerously near
shutting the hard hitting Douglas bat-
ters off without a hit. With a score
of 4 to 1 Rumsey held the Demons to
one hit until Le Brand connected for a
double in the seventh. Carlson Math-
ewson and Guj'nup and the other lard
hitters of the Douglas club could not
decipher the right .hander's offerings
and he struck out those heavy hitters
as If they were cross lot amateurs.
EI Poso Won in Eighth.
The game was almost as exciting as
the Friday one when an extra inning
was necessary to put the winning run
over the plate. Making one in the first
inning off a single by Merritt and a
double by Earthman the El Paso club
was leading until the third. Douglas
then scored one when Reinhardt threw
wide to cut Harper off at the plate. This
tied up the game until the eighth
when Rumsey got a single. Jackson
landed a Texas leaguer back of sec-
ond and Hewitt got hit. This filled
the bases and Earthman a brilliant
batter these days hit a line drive be-
yond Harper in center who misjudged
the drive and allowed it to roll. This
scored the three necessary making
the total" 4 to 1.
Rumsey Outclasses Pitts.
Pitts pitched a good game for Doug-
las but was outclassed by Rumsey.
who was working in the best form of
has shown since he signed with the
Mavericks. He mixed up his curves so
that the crafty Douglas batters could
not guess what they had coming and
he crossed up the best of them with his
fast high ball when they were expect-
ing an easy one over on the outside.
Rumsey makes a fine running mate for
the two left handers. Booles and An-
derson forming with thorn a trio of
pitchers which should top the learrue
this season. Harley Kiefer played right
field for the locals and accepted his two
chances in his usual snappy style of
play. The score:
El Paso AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Jackson lb..
Hewittt 3b .
Merritt c
Earthman 2b
.4
1 10
. 3
. 3
. 4
0 2
Ketchum If 4
Gcvwan cf 3
Reinhardt ss 3
Kiefer rf 3
Rumsey p 3
Totals 30 4 6 27 12 3
Douglas AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Ward. 3b 3 0 0 0 1 1
Smith ss 4 0 0 3 7 0
Harper cf 4 1 o .1 n ft
juynup lb 2 0 0 13 0 0
Mathewson If 4 0 0 0 0 0
LeBrand c 3 0 1 4 0 1
ord 2b 4 0 0 1 5 0j
Carlson rf 3 0 0 0 0 0'
Puts p 2 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 29 1 1 24 14 2
EI Paso 12345G7S9
Runs 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 x 4
Hits 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 x 6
Douglas
Ryns o 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 lA
"its 0 0 0 0 0 0 '1 0 0 1
Three base hit Earthman.
Two base hits Earthman LeBrand.
Stolen base Merritt.
Sacrifice hits Merritt Guynup.
Struck out Rumsey 6; Pitts 4.
Bases on balls Rumsey 2; Pitts. 0.
Hit by pitcher Rumsey (Ward Le-
Brand); Pitts (Hewitt).
Left on ba3es El Paso. 2; Douglas 5.
Time of game 1 hour 35 minutes.
Umpire DeWiggin.
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