Arizona republican., 1898-12-29
PHOENIX GETS ALL THREE
Last Game of inc phoenix-PreSCotf
 Series Played Yesterday.

Yesterdays game was the best of the Prescott-Phoenix series of base ball
 games and the attendance was almost as large as the first days game. Avery was in the box for the home team and he struck out seven men, and he also distinguished himself as a batter, making four tWO-baSe hits during the game. He showed remarkable strength and his curves were puzZlerS which the visitors did not sabe. During the first half of the game the ball hugged the diamond pretty closely, and both sides played good ball. In the ninth Moore relieved Avery, and the last half was not played, the score standing IA to , for Phoenix. The visitors played a better game than at the previous games, but Wescott made the fielders work hard. Friedler was put in the box in the eighth, but Avery got his two-base hit easily and Hartwell and Chickenney were struck out.
 The visitors were first to bat, and Johnson, Friedler and Hess made singles, Sommers and White didn't get to first and Friedler tried to get in, but was stopped by Avery, who made good dash to head him OH. There was one run, which was made by Johnson on FIiedler's hit. Mosser sent up a high one for Phoenix, but the ball hit the ground. Sommers threw it wild to first and Mossar came home. McMahon sent the leather to the left fielder's init. Rugone, a new man who took Moore's place in the left field, made single and Avery brought him in on two base Init, Brawley and Chickenney being stopped at first.
 The second was short and without runs on either side. McMahon made a good throw to second and put Fisher out who had walked to first Brawley stopped liner and McMahon made a successful run for a high one which Johnson sent up. Hartwell hit the ball for Phoenix, but didn't reach first, Rip pey sent the ball to White who made a good throw to first and Rippey was out. Morse pounded the leather to Friedler and was out at first.
 Sommers did some clever base run- ming in the third, Avery struck White out and allowed two hits, one by Hess and the other by Friedler, both of which were caught, the one by Braw- ley and the other by Morse at third. Mosser made a two bagger at the start for the home team, McMahon fol- lowing with light one which went to the pitcher, and MOsser was caught getting back to second. Rugone sent up-a foul which was taken in, and Avery scored McMahon by single. 1 Brawley hit the ball for one base, but | was out running to second, retiring the side with one run.
 Marian scored Fisher by a two bag ger in the fourth, Wescott struck out | and Johnson and a Mexican local i player who supported the visitors failed ito reach first. Chickenney and ! made singles for the home | team, but Chickenney was out at sec ond in an attempt at a double. Morse | struck out and Hartweu was caught | mapping between bases.
 In the fifth SOmmers made another | two ,bagger and Friedler, Hess and | White didn't get to first. Morse made a single, but was out at third, Mosser hit to short and failed to reach first, and McMahon made a single and reached third on a wild throw to sec ond by Hess. Rugone struck out and retired the side.
 Fisher and Marian couldn't find the ball in the sixth, and Wescott famed the air, but reached first successfully Avery caught light one and the Phoe-