Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-12

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| The Phoenix team went in to win the
runs. but only two We're gained and
the score was to 10, giving the visi-
tors the game. CooSlan and Hogan
We're the battery for the home team at
the start. but Cooglan was soon taken
out of the box and COcnrane substi-
tuted. Armstrong pitched for the visi-
tors and Lopez caught the game. The
decisions of the umpire were often very
rank He called a foul in strict viola
ton of the rules when Chickenney
placed the ball on fair ground fifteen
feet beyond third base and it bounded
to foul ground.
In the first Tucson did not score.
EartwelI secured first, and was the
victim of a double play which was
precipitated by Perry when he pounded
the ball to Fielder at short and Hart
we'll was put out running to second.
The ball was sent to first in time TO
stop Perry. Hero Drachman was the
third naa out. For Phoenix Hogan
sent up a high one which Dunn muffed.
Fielder got the first bag. Lackey WIS
hit By the ball ind walked, and the
bases were filled when McGrath took
his stick. He struck out, and Jones
tried to do the trick, but the ball off
his stick went 70 Whites mitt. Chick
enney was hit by the ball, and forced
Hogan in, making the only run for the
home team. Cochrane hit the ball to
Armstrong and was out at first, thus
retiring the side with three men on
bases.
In the second Fielder made a wild
throw to first that cost the home team
two runs. and Drachman also came in
on errors. Perry came in on F. Drach-
mans hit to center Held. IN Phoenix :
half Hogan scored Brawley by putting
the ball over the fence for a home run,
making the two runs that Phoenix got
in its half.
In the third Bolton made a two base
hit bringing in Drachman, and Bolton
scored on Whites single a wild throw
from the pitcher allowed Drachman the
third bag and placed him in position
to make the run he got. Phoenix did
not score. Dunn made a sensational
eft hand stop Of a liner from Braw-
ley's stick which was received with
appreciation by the grand stand root
ers.
Cochrane was placed in the box at
the start of the fourth. He showed
remarkable speed and the visitors had
some difficulty in finding him at the
start. Dunn, NJ. DTachman and Perry
were on the bases when Bolton came
to bat. He struck out White made a
single and Drachman went out at sec
ond. The ball was thrown home to
prevent Dunn from scoring and the
catcher sent it on to first in an attempt
% stop White. The ball hit White on
the back and glanced over him to the
out field, allowing Dunn and Perry 20
score. In the home teams half Hogan
and Fielder We're on the bases when
McGrath made safe hit and brought
n Hogan.
The fifth was without runs on either
side. Fielder made = star play al
short in stopping a liner and getting it
o first. Cochrane struck Perry out,
and Dunn and Hartwell made hits For
Phoenix Brawley was the only man 10
reach first. The infield did the work
The sixth was short, too. and there
was some close playing. Perry hit 10
right where the ball was caught, Boil
ton hit to Brawley and failed at first
md White secured the first bag on an
error. Armstrong struck out and endcl
and Lackey struck out and Hogan
tailed to reach the first bag.
In the seventh Hartweu and Perry
made singles and Perry was put on:
at second. e. Drachman sent up d
high one safely and HartweT brought
in Perry. Dunn sent up a high ball
which Lackey took in. Z. Drachmar
anne in on a pitched ball which Cap
ain Hogan claimed hit the bat and
was not passed ball. The umpire de-
.ided against him, and the run WAS
I "ecorded. H. Drachman did not get to
first. Phoenix failed to score.
The visitors were retired easily i'll
he eighth. Perry and HartweIl struck
| 1ut, and White was out trying to Sc
cure second. Hartwell made three
runs and the rOoters were wide awake
with the chance that appeared for
Phoenix to win the game even at this
ate stage. Lackey's powerful arm did
t. He sent the ball over the fence
| when there We're two men on bases and
le chased them in home ChickenneV
md McGrath failed to reach the frs;
bag. and Hogan pounded the bail 10
| center's mitt.
With ten runs to its credit the visit
ing team entered tire ninth, and Perry,
2. Drachman and Z. Dunn were re-
tired in succession by the Phoenix
Boys. Phoenix had s-van runs and
! needed four to win. The team tried
1ard to make it 60 and if roofing
cunts for anything the home team had
he warmest kind OF support from the
grand stand Collins made a single
| Brawley secured first on a bunt hit
| and Cooglan, who was hit by the ball
| filed the bases. It looked as if the
homa team was going to make The -four
runs AIhen Hogan, the heavy batter
took his stick. A passed ball al
lowe, pllins to score. Hogan sent
the into left field where it was