Arizona republican., 1899-04-24

rigs from Phoenix, among chem tive
 tally-hos, were present. The game
 was called at D. m. Tempe took the
 field and the game was on. The line
 Up was as follows:
 Tempe. Phoenix
 Reynolds .......- c........... Worth
 Collins and Sigale p... Jones
 Sigale and Collins 1 b. ....... .Hartwell Ferris .... ........2 b. ......... Mosser Perry .... ..-......3 b. ........... Long ChaQpo ....s. S......... BraWley Anderson .. ......l. .f......... Collins 6chureman IT. f. ..... -. Harris Slaughter ..-- o. f..... .Rippey
 Charles Woolf and MT. HartwelI were score keepers. Lewis Spear and Bill were linesmen.
 The game was a hard fought one from start to finish. Phoenix won out by a score of 21 to 13. The noticeable features of the game were the batting and roofing
 In the first inning Collins got first on balls and scored Mosser, Worth and Rippey were put out. For Tempe Parrish struck out. Sigale made first, but was caught on second Slaughter reached first by light tip. but was also caught on second with Anderson at the bat
 In the second inning Phoenix did not reach first base. Tempe fared no better; but in the third. after putting Brawley and Long out, Collins was al- lowed to make first and second. Then : lMosser came to the front by sending the ball away out in the left field let ting Collins in and giving Mosser third. Worth then struck out. Score, ? to in favor of PhoeriX.
 In the fourth inning Phoenix felt the hall Rinnnv knocked Hu which was caught by Chappo. Hart well famed and Harris after receiving first or dead ball was put out on sec one. Tempe came up little in this Inning. Sigale knocked a three-bag- ger, Slaughter reached first on a dead ball, Anderson brought Sigale in and reached third, but Slaughter was caught on home. Chappo hit the ball and brought Anderson in but was put out on first. Parrish struck out. This score was now even
 Phoenix worked hard to make A run in the fifth, but Jones was put out by Chappo, Brawley by Perry, and Long struck out. Tempe scored once this inning. Each batter felt the ball, but could not land it far enough away to do any good.
 In the sixth Collins and Mossar s1c- ceeded in scoring for Phoenix, but Tempe could not reach first
 The. seventh practically won the game for Phoenix. Harris, Jones, Brawley, Long, Mosser Worth and Rippey succeeded in building up the score one. Tempe was lifted by runs by Schureman and Reynolds.
 Tie eighth inning also helped Phoe- nix on their way to victory by adding runs to their score. Tempe helped her score out runs this inning also.
 Had Tempe held Phoenix down in the ninth inning the game would have been more even, but the DeMunds were allowed to score five times more, while Tempe only made two runs.
 The score by innings:
 Phoenix, .. :. Il 1 0 2 ' 5 5-21 Tempe, .. .OOO2 21O2 2-13
 Mrs. John Harter and Mrs. Mike Carol of Congress are visiting friends dn Tempe and Mesa
 When Harry Buck reached Hol- brook he found telegram awaiting him. The dispatch summoned him to Globe, for which place MT Buck left yesterday morning.
 In ithe Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev. L. L. Rogers, pastor. preach ed upon Jesus at Jacobs Well,'' John 4:6. Before the sermon as a prelimi- nary topic, the speaker, with the evil dent warm approval of his audience referred to the attack made upon Dr. James McNaugh.on, president of the Tempe normal school He said it had been reported that there is move ment on foot to remove Dr. McNaugh- ton, because he Is said to have no friends here and because of an old libel which died just death ten years ago or more, now being resurrected to serve the ends of political and per sonal intrigue. As an answer he read the testimony of all the ministers of Council Bluffs, Ia, that Dr. McNaugh- | ton had been known there as a most | efficient and successful teacher and as gentleman of the highest character; | that the attacks made upon him were | proven false and wholly unf0unded. | He read letters from the | presidents of colleges and url- versi ifas of the northwes. and | from the state superintendent of pub | lie intruction, who not only vouched | for the doctors upright character but | Tor his eminent services as a scholar and teacher. MT. Rogers also said | that not only the Methodists of Tempe | and this territory but intelligent | Christians Of all denominations should | speak out and warn the members of school boards that if they remove eff cient and highly successful teachers from their positions without cause, but solely to make place for untried favorites, that for cause voters would | see that such members obtained no positions of responsiDilit in the ter ritory through the votes of those who prefer upright and successful teachers in their leading schools, even If they are Christians. The best men and women of Tempe want Dr. McNaugh- ton retained, when he has doubled the and efficiency of their school, now such an honor to their re- zion. In his sermon the minister made the following points: The true of Jesus; 'the was weary with his journey" He labored with individuals. He specially honored and rescued women, inspiring them to