Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
TUCSON WINS AGAIN A Poor Ball Game Played
 Yesterday. Gray Does Excellent Work
 in the Box. Full Report of the Game by Innings. The Final Game Will be
 Played Today.

inc uNN NdS dll llldl COulu De ueSlTeu, cloudy and cool. If the home pitcher had received anything life fair support they would have won, as Gray's feat of strik- ing out ten men is something very seldom witnessed on the diamond
 Goldbergs poor backstop work ac- counts for the defeat of Phoenix and to- day he will probably play on the bench. Gray has a very deceptive curve and is very speedy pitcher, too swift for Goldberg. The features of the game were Kibby's wonderful catch of II. Drachman's sky-scraper in the sixth, and Gray's pitching.
 It was 2:30 when F.. Drachman stepped to the bat, and a minute later he sent a single to center and stole sec Ond, Smith went out on Thoman's assist and Drachman went to third on the throw to third. w. Xabriskie was presented with first on called balls and moment later stole second, u. Drach- man following with a hit to left field for a single, and stole second. Hutton was safe on Kibby's error. The bases were full when Pacho stepped to the plate and struck out. B. Zabriskie sent hot one to right field for single, bringing in smith and w. Zabriskie. M Drach- man made single and R. Rainsbury got first on called balls, forcing Hutton to score. Walbridge threw the ball to Wiimer to catch Drachman sleeping at second, and Zabriskie scored.
 For the home team, D. Goldberg opened up by hitting to Drachman, Gray duplicating it a moment later. Widmer flew to w. Zabriskie.
 E. Drachman opened up the second inning for the visitors by dying at first. Smith hit hot liner to lett and stole second and third on ThOman's error. W. Zabriskie famed the air and II. Drachman sent a sky-scraper to Tho man, retiring the side,
 Thoman for the home team went out on w. Zabriskie's assist. Fowler struck out. Walbridge was safe on Smiths error, and stole second. McNulty flew to Hutton. No runs.
 Third inning-For the TucsOn's, Hut ton went out on Walbridge's assist, Pacho got first on Goldberg's error, but ded at second. B. Zabriskie went out trying to take a slice out of the air.
 For the "Alfalia's" Kibby stepped to the plate with look of determination that showed clearly that he meant busi- ness. He hit hot grounder to right field, but failed to beat the ball to second and died. Goldberg bunted, but Drachman was too quick for him and got the ball to first ahead of him
 Fourth inning-For the visitors M. Drachman opened up the fourth by talk ing first on being struck by the pitcher, went to third on passed ball and scored on Rainsbury's single to left field. Rainsbury stole second and went to third on passed ball. k. Drachman got first on Goldberg's error and stole second. F. Smith went to first on Gold berg's error and Rainsbury and E. Drachman tallied. Smith going to sec ond on Goldberg's wild throw to first. Smith scored on Pacho's high throw to the plate, and w. Zabriskie was famed out. II. Drachman hit single to cen ter and went out on pretty double play. Hutton hit to McNulty, who beat II. Drachman back to first. The score now stood to 0 in favor of the visitors.
 For the Phoenix club, Gray went out on Smiths assist. Widmer sent a grOunder to center and stole second, took third on wild pitch and scored on E. Drachman's wild throw to third to catch Widmer mapping. This broke the long line of goose eggs. Tho man took first on balls. Fowler fouled to B. Zabriskie and Thoman was caught mapping.
 The first of the fifth opened with Pacho to the bat, he flew to Thoman. B. ZaOriskie sent two bagger to left field and M. Drachman followed with single sending B. Zabriskie across the plate. NJ. Drachman taking second on the throw in, he stole third and scored on Rainsbury's single to left field. E. Drachman sent sky-scraper to deep center for two bases, bringing in Rains bury. Smith went out on Widmer's assist, E. Drachman taking third. w. Zabrskie flew to Widmer.
 For the home team, Walbridge opened by sending hot liner to w. Zabriskie, who iuggled and Walbridge was safe. McNulty hit single to left advancing Walbrdge to third. Kibby bunted to Rainsbury. Downey followed with a single to left bringing Wal bridge home. Goldberg followed with a two bagger to leit sending McNulty and Kibby home. Downey died on third. Gray struck out. Widmer sent safe to center and took second on passed ball. Thoman sent a high fly to center for single and Widmer scored. Tho man stole second, but was caught asleep retiring the side.
 For the visitors H. Drachman opened the sixth by sending grounder to Thoman, who juggled the ball, allowing Drachman to hold the bag. Drachman stole second and Smith flew to Wal bridge. w. Zabriskie struck out, but Goldberg failed to hold the ball, k. Drachman going to third on the throw to first. II. Drachman flew to Kibby.
 For the crippled nine Fowler was pre- sented with first on called balls. Wal bridge was safe on II. Drachman's error, Fowler going to second, both men moved up base on passed ball. Gold berg failed to hold the next ball pitched and Fowler scored, Walbridge going to third. McNulty followed with a safe hit to left sending Walbridge home. Kibby and McNulty went out on a double play by E, Drachman to NJ. Drachman, McNulty being caught mapping. Downey took first on called balls. Goldberg knocking out two bagger to right and Gray flew to H. Drachman Downey and Goldberg being left on bases.
 The seventh opened by M. Drachman taking first on called balls, and Rains