Arizona republican. [volume], May 10, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE ARIZONA TIE PUBLICAN, 1MOXDAY MOttXTXG, MAY 10, I'll-",
Phoenix
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Ifi FINAL BASEBALL BATTLE
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amount of folks that filed in the
gate, and the crowd liked the kind
of ball dished up.
Four snappy donhlc plays .starred
the defensive game. Tim best one
v as engineered liv Barton in Hie sev
enth, when he lagged Scanlon near
sc cond and nipped Memaggio at first.
Ni( k played in very toufrli luck, for
noi only did a foul grounder loll
safe right in Fullers hands, but the
bull wouldn't hop right for him in the
IvIing
base.
Score by
I 'hoenix . . .
Tucson ...
out failing tu touch first
innings:
, .
(Hill
Sl'Jtll AliY
Slolen bast's Xutt, Fa
Sacrifice hit Ktruloff. K;
Lynn. Two base hits
ing. Barton. Double
Mi
(in I
(HI
iii.O
an. fuller
Sacrifice fly---Hester.
Mow!
plays Hall ti
H;ill Cops WiM Ton.-r
loos ill and Dors Ditto,
ami Mer.verv Settles
Tilings liv Flvinjr Out
.Two Tucson Battois '
an error-
TUCSON" TIES UP
IX THE EKJIITH
Siinie Old Frame (Jives the
Visitors Two-run Lead on
Earnest Hits When Hits
Counted, Put llorstman
Yields AYinninv; Kun '
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
-though not Xick's.
PHOENIX
. I
"ub V. 1.. Ict.
All)inue:(Ue 5 1 .S:!;F
PHOENIX 9 2 .818
El Paso . . . 4 J .571
Las Fruees ; 4 . 4-'.l
Tucson 2 !i .IS?
Douglas . . . . . v 1 T . lt7
No games today.
WHERE THEY
Las t'ruceti at
Douglas at Kl
PLAY TUESDAY
AlbuiiUeripie.
Taso.
I emaggii
Hester. 1
j McArdle.
' Howling,
i Lynn. c.
j I 'it t man.
! Xutt. i f.
Scanlon.
Hall, p.
Toner, p.
MeFiecry
Total .
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f.
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1 13
1 L'
rdle to Hester: McA relic In l)ov.l-j
to Hester; Barton to Fuller. Fill-j
outfield a fact which permitted Bar- wider, to Barton to fuller. .! runs
ton to score on a two base hit and s,ven 1'dlx "ff 11:111 in T'.'-.l innings:
o runs one hit otf Toner in ln
i ning: no hits no runs off Md 'reery
-l I in-'-:', inning; 4 runs 4 hils olT Ful
(i j wider in 7 1-" innings: ? runs 2 hils
0 : off 1 1 oi si man in --: inning. ('Iiarcc
ii i defeat to Fulwider. credit victory to
fl ! Met re.-ry. Struck out By I!:: II :5. by
(l : Fulwider by Horstman !. Ha.-es'
0 ! on balls off Hi'll ". off Fulwider r..
0 ! off Toicr li. off M ('leery 1, off
o , 1 h.ustmnli 1. Hit by pitched ball
0 I Hester and Howling ,by Fulwider.1
0"Vild pitches Hall 2. Left on bases
q 1 Tucson S. Phoenix ". First base . on
j errors Phoenix 1. Time of game 2:15.
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(Special to The Kepi.blif an.)
ALB I ' Q V K RQ I " K, -May II. The j
Dukes retained their lead in the Bio!
tirarde association, altliolifrii their
winning streak was broken, by divid
int; a double header with DotiKlas
the concluding argument of the series
here.
Although outhit siihtly in the first
Wiiue, Albuipier'iiic won because
I'ilchcr Trckdl mauascd to kcejj the
hi's well scattci'tii. '
si i n nTnni
liiUKLLu DiUun
ifiMf? nc Mil r umininsn
G Li iilILL nHliulUiir
i FAST TIE OF 231
17
Score: 11. H.
IioiiKlaw nun i HI iiL'H 1 14
Albu!ueriiie .-'(ID 210 ldx I'. I.'!
Batteries Mc 'onucli and .
Trckeil and UHedell.
tuiii: of
e.ccitiiiK
at the
I f.
1
fur
died
Tl
CS( X
AB.
pined. Toner was working up '
sweat tin the side lines, and 'Frank
Andrada was dispatched to the third
base department to keep Hall informed
of the fact. Andrada's antics would
have disturbed the ei.uable poise of
a much older and solider pitcher than
Hall.
Hi.
iff.
if.
If.
Then, for the first time in the
series, the visiting hitters came
clean
They
The
. One
The Senatorial forces not beins fair
weather ball players, won yesterday's
rousing little contest with Tucson,
and thereby added one series com
pl tc six straight games to their
(ollection. It was like this
Tucson lit on Herb KaTi. the heavy-I when cleanliness was desirable,
set and youthful hurler. in the eighth hit 'em opportune as they say.
and maiie him hunt covfr. on the inning in detail:
delivery of Red Toner, who replaced j Properties One fight inK spirit
Herb, the visitrrrs. lifted fairly out run against four.
of themselves by the hearty sup-I ytage setting The down hill gradr
port of the impartial fans, slammed ,,,, hu.n Herb Hall was tipping
two c 1 safeties that tied the score s,,lv but very surely.
in a hard knot, and added two good Kl.lff ,.,,,',,, ' ri .:,.. f,,,.
ide (.lies. In his preoccupat ion, i
Slad
Strol,
'ox
Fa Ha n, c. .
Felts. (I.
Fuller, lb.
Mctieeha a.
Barton. 2b.
Fulwider. p.
1 lorst m:i n. p
Total
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OUTLAWS. WIN 13-2
A ( ' ! : F. i'lTV, Max- !i.
1 0
1 0
Ml
tin- oi'tla
to J. Tile
tac.or in k
1. v.
Score
Aeie Fit
(unlaws . .
Baiteri :
W. si fall a
s won n o
pMohii-g of
cping the h
-The he;
n A -'re
V.-Ifal
ille clul
11.
ivy l.it
Fi!v II
Second
The isiloi-s took
and the last of
Pitcher 'arl Xaiiilw
! bin1., a Unwind f ivc
was i-albd ::l the
Game
ihc second game
the scries, when
k exploded in iii
passes. The ra me
end of the filth
I.
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.nd
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T'nonia
d 11. U'csH'all.
. a t ' !i
I lough.
Albur
Ball
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.(runt
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the Don
in south.
:las
phi yen
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entile
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k. -Jan
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unit 11 and
ami Ilacdell.
Kraft:
Biding a.i though he were sent for
aiul was bound to eotne or bust a
fianie doing it, Harry t'randall on a
.-toil;, Hurley, partly equipped, three
speed, hi;?li handle bars and all, yes-
Hrilay puiled out first to the
2:;' 30" in due of the most
25 mile laces '. er i n'., oi.
gi ounds.
In lining uj the lid.rs
lac-, it was gciK-ral'v' com-
liun sinctators that all
was a prayer and a ;
overalls. The handicap of 1 minute
and 10 seconds didn't count for muelh
'cause, who ever heard of a fully
.-.pjipped machine winning against
stripped machines';
Luck with a caoital "L"' counted
ice considerable iu pulling the t'iender
one mi t ahead. lludgeiis, lae first
iran to get away, was the first to be
tap',, cl ,,n t'.ie back by old man "Hard
Li:' !..' lie iiad made good time for
four la jis, and was going stronger all
:!)' time, when a sheared cam pin
put him down and out.
who was ha mliea pp: d the
them all. was to shirt wit:
time of 4 minutes and 1
hind lludgens. and
55 seconds behind '
got started. Joe was
man's size grouch, and
)'( 'ouiii II,
hea ie.-t of
an elap.se. I
second in-
minutes and
ran.lall, never
possessed of a
succeeded in
the
by
t'randall had
air of striped
i communicating enough of it to his
I machine ;,s (,, make it refuse to
i shoot, and the little oii'h gracefully
j retired and watched lb" rest of them
! go whizzing by. He would have
been compelled to ride Is seconds to
j the mih a low w orld s record, to
i ha ve won.
Alter the above chapter of adcer-
sily. the race settled down to a speed
jdiiel between Boido and Frandall.
j Boido was allowed r5 seconds on the
i winner, and for a time it limited as
i if the winner of I he Los Ang. les
j Pho. nix race was going to com it
on top. but in l,e I'.itii lap, a lack
i of oil persuaded him to stop and re
, plenisli his supplv, gising ('randall
1 (Continued on Xext page)
hitches on top. Then, with two runs
to the bad. Phoenix went in to bat
in their of the frame, and. supported
just as heartily by the stands, wal
loped the pill for three tallies enough
to win. Bed Fulwider. who had pitched
a remarkable game, was driven ofT
tln mound, mostly by his own sudden
inability to get the ball in the vi- :
rinity of the plate. And when Oscar
Horstman began pushing them over
the pan. such notable stickers as
Pittman and Xutt continued smashing
th ball, until .tlu' necessary three
marks had been made. t
Toner had no picnic, either. It was
an exceedingly bad day for pitchers.
while engaged in fanning Fox, Hall
rent over a wild pilch, that landed
Stroloff on second. Fallan soaked his
palms in saliva, grasped the bat and
lifted the ball just far .enough over
Dowlinc to score Benny and be safe
himself. Then it was that Brasliear
and the sympathetic fans woke up
and proved that not only has the
Pueblo team a lot of fighting spirit,
but that Little James is a powerful
agent for good among the Phoenix
fans. Fallan was advanced to sec
ond on Felts' safety back of Howling.
The best Fuller could do was to
fight the ball down to Hall, who
Red hadn't leen any too good in tho cauKht Kelts at second. McArdle
eighth, and. when the ninth came , handling the throw, and being unable
along, and folks began to getting twojto relay in time to catch the hitter,
balls and no strikes. Hester shoved (xiiis left the second sack all unoc
Tllister McCreery into the breach. , eU,,jed. and . the cue came for a
Mack, placed two nice wide ones in double .steal. Brashear sent Benny
the glove of Lynn, completing the ! ()ow n to first, to inform Fuller of his
ne sacrifice lilt, anil
ind won the
walk, suffered
bounden
to work
duty
then settled down and won the game . I)Pr in ., so,.ih easterly
for Phoenix by causing two heavy , Result one run by C.tllan
hitters to lift the ball into the neigh- j,.r safp on second.
1-orhood of Pittman. McHeehan advanced to the Plate
Lynn for a
direct ion.
and Ful-
rather discursive, for
To get
hile
It's a pretty fair thing
has some willing ti'
Tucson fallen upon Mc-Freery as they
did on Hall and Toner, Hester him
self would have been compelled to
and
the very first thing Hall did was to
j give a brace of wide ones. Hester
that Phoenix I calculated this was time to stop, so
kmen. Had he called Toner to the lilatforni Bed
delivered the other two balls without
blinking an eye. Then, it having been
promised to Barton that his picture
pitch, and that would nave neen anjwou(I get in ,ne .paper if -Me did
awful thing. j something, that speckle faced chap
Kitty Brashear sat humped on the!wPnt ollt an,i dumped the first ball
visitor's bench until things warmed between Demaggio and Pittman, for
'up in the eighth. As Hall showed two i,a.SPS Seeing that the pill took
of weakening Brashear
trief words of exhorta- I
his first sign
spoke a few
lion to his batsmen and sent
to t one by one. Then things
them
ha p-
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Popul
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The biggest
today.
ar Tires
ar Prices
tire values in I'hoenix
Kvery tire
guarantee.
S?ze.
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a bad hop in the sand. Barton skidded
prmilul the corner in a desperate try
for third. Pittman recovered anil I
i e trtrfn iierfeetlv tint Stennlon to! th '
brill go by and Barton scored without
having so much as .stuttered on his
way around the bases. Fulwider then
came up, and there being none on.
i flipped the ball to Pittman, who was
beginning to get a sort of a habit
of catching flis to the outfield.
Phoenix Wins Game
Fomelh now Herbert Hester. Fol
lowed by the barking yells of the
I highly excited fans, Hester swung
healthily and lifted a weak pop to Mc-
Ocehnn. McArdle did better, for he I
worked the weakening Fulwider for a
pass. Howling took the first hall on
his funny bone and the block and
tackle dangled closer over the Red
Head. hen he gave' Lynn two balls
without a single strike. Brashear!
hooked on and lifted his pitcher to. the v
neiicn. substituting Horstman. Oscar
could not find the plate a-tall. The
walk Lynn got filled the bases, and
while a few fans yelled for a double
play, the majority screamed to Pitt
man to whale it. Pitt whaled it.
It was a neat sort of a hit. and it
scored two perfectly good runs and
lied the score. Just one more slatn
was needed, and Honest John Xutt
i produced the blow, pushing Lynn
across with the winning score. Xutt
then stole uselessly, as it proved, for
Scanlon looked at three kinky ones
17 515 ! Toner lifted a weak fly to
i r liner.
How It Ended
Thomas Toner milted four wide
ones for Stadelli in the first ofc the
.ninth, and again the grandstand
swung over to Tucson s side. Strololf;
I cieiiveren a. penect num. advancing
man. and Toner had just half
completed the job of parsing Fox
.when McFreery went out into the
Qrj I middle of things. Muck delivered
3500 mile
Non-Skid
$ 8.05
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the
and
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other two halls just as Toner
Horstman had lone before him.
then with two on, and Tucson's
Mail or phone order
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Carburetor Company
306 No. Central
Master Carburetor
Jack Smith.
tongue hist a-hanuin' out in eager
OU.OU:"'' " kill it, Callan and Kelts i
lifted long uncertain heart-rending!
flies to Pittman, who proved to he 'a.!
safe Irishman to have in centerfield
jal such a juncture.
A Scrumptious Game i
; It is always a good thing to have)
a clean cut interesting game when at
Phone 13861''18 crowa nils tne stands, but it is
terday. everything was satisfactory.
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