Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-03
BASE BALL CAVE.
Globe DeTeats san CariOs-.-.An Exciting
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Lovers of the national game were out in force last Sunday to witness tho contest between the Seventh Cavalry base ball team from San Carlos and the Globe club There was some doubt expressed of the ability of tour boys to cope with Uncle Sam's defenders but that fear was dispelled in the first few innings, when the home team ob tained commanding lead.
 The day opened unpropitiously Several heavy showers fell during the morning, but by noon the skies had cleared, and when the game was called, shortly after 1 o'clock, the conditions for ball playing were perfect. Globe was first at the bat, and with three clean hits, two of them two-baggers, assisted by an error of the 2d base. nfan, scored four runs. Having solved the curves of the San Carlos pitcher, they continued to score up to the close of the 5th ihIiing, when Globes tallies numbered 15. They drew blanks in the sixth and seventh, added runs in the eighth and goose-egg in the ninth, and retired with total of 10 runs.
 For San Carlos, in the first inning Jordan got his base on balls, stole second and came home on Ketchum's single. Berneau's long fly to left was neatly captured by Allison. Ketchum went out at first, and Yiggefs retired the side by striking out. In the sec ond the soldiers went out in one, two, three order and drew blanks also in the third and fourth inning, when their stock went to zero. In the fifth Wine garth took his base on balls, and was brought in by Jordan's fine line drive. Jordan scored on Nichols single. The fun had begun. Duesler, the invin- cible pitcher, had wrenched his arm in the fourth inning, but failed to make the fact known. The soldier boys discovered it, however; they touched him up for four singles, yielding four earned runs, in the sixth, and four singles and a three-bagger, giving six runs, in the seventh.
 Matters grew decidedly interesting; Davidson took the pitchers box in the eighth, but the soldiers added two tallies to their score, and enc in tho ninth, giving them a total of 15. At the end of the seventh inning the score stood i5 to 12, and it looked as though San Carlos had struck winning gait; but Q wild throw by their 2d baseman in the eighth dis gusted Catcher Jordan, who walked leisurely after the ball and let in three runs.
 The game was marked by heavy batting and rather loose fielding, al though up to the sixth inning the home team played an errorless game. For the visitors, Jordan's catching has never been excelled here, while his batting was strong and effective. Nichols pitched fair game, His de. livery is swift and has a good out curve,with stronger supportin the field he would have made better showing The nine claimed to have played but little together and lacked practice.
 For Globe, Davidson caught splen- did game and led his side at the bat Rose and Allison were well up in field ing and wielded the willow with tell ing effect. Daesler's pitching was "out of sight" up to the time he hurt his arm.
 Dr. Lord put up good game at first base, and other members of the team played their respective positions well. Globe has an enviable record on the diamond The team possesses pluck, endurance and reserve force, qualities that have pulled them out of hole on more than one occasion. They long for new worlds to conquer,
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