Arizona republican., 1899-01-23

on a dead ball and Chickenney fol- lowed with good single. Collins also
 made first. but Brawley died on third. ! The runneiS moved up one notch when l Avery sent the leather bounding far
 ou1 in left field. but the invincible l "Pokechops'' Anderson signified by his
 actions that it was mo use. MOsser
 batted a two bagger to right field and 1 Chickenney and Collins scored. Me Mahon was to the bat, but Johuson's s
 whip" made him stay home. Carroll, for the Trilby nine, rolled a swift one | through third, sending it over the em- bankment and calling forth the unre- strained applause of the spectators as he speedily crossed the home plate.
 Anderson made a single and stole sec Ond. Majors b3tted to the pitcher and Anderson was doubled out on home. With Ostentatious confidence Polk
 grabbed Q stick, which he swung wf5h
 vim, but could paralyZe nothing more
 tangible than the innocent atmosphere.
 White hit for a single but went out
 and Rippey secured first and reached
 second on a steal. Carroll on short
 caught Jones cut ard Polk lost a hot
 grOunder on first. where he contributed
 much to the laughter of those present
 by a series of reaching maneuvers, accelerated by an eager desire to regain
 his feet and come in possession of the coveted leather. Chickenney went out on first and ended the first half of the
 fifth inning. The DeMund team took it's turn at rcarranging men, plac- ing Avery on first base and moving Collins to left field. Their pitcher showed up a good wing that inning T T-l, in quick succession, having two strikes On the third man to the bat Smith, who was nevertheless unable to obtain frs. The balls delivered were mostly slow drCps, but they had the desired effect.
 In the sixth inning COllinsw2st thrown out from short and Avery gained first by a small fly over first. Iossea famed and Avery was very neatly thrown out on ssccnd. Scott, on the opposing team, famed. while Brown bunted to the pitcher and was thrown cut. Car roll batted fOT q single and Poke chops followed to the bag, where his friskiness cost him his head. and the DeMunds opened a new inning Me Mahan sem Q sky-scraper over third, which Majors managed to take in after a splendid run back frCm his bag By Q succession of singles White scu~ed a run and left three men on 5ases. l Chickenney reached first, but B1awIey went out and Rippsy scored. Jones stole home and tied the score, but Col | lins soon went out
 Majors made a good clean hit and | Polk walked. Johnson knocked a two | baggeE, scoring Majors. w Anderson 1 was given first Cn dead ball. and | Smith made first, while Polk was stopped on home. Scott registered a s4fe hit and Johnson tallied. leaving | three men on bases. An exciting play | came about as Brown ba1ted an easy | one. w. Anderson and Smith were | quickly doubled.
 Avery, White and Rippey soon took | possession of the bases, when Jones | Datt9d speedy liner to the | short stop. who touched White | Ecr the ,lird out. Carroll and | Anderson If the Trilbys were L put out on batted balls, and Majors | raised a fly ball over cenger field for q three bag gain. Polk scored Majors in a safe liner through first and he took second on balk Johnson walked. followed by Anderson, who scored Polk. The spectators were wrought up to high pitch of excitement as smith batted over center and was circlinS the diamond. On the line to third he suddenly stumbled and only by repeated efforts did he manage to and beat the bail to the bag. w. Andersen scored in the shuffle. Carroll caught a line~ from Brawley and Chickenney walked. Collins se- cured first on a dead ball and Rippey sent grounder to Carroll, who put Chickenney out on third. Polk. on first, caught a linner from Mosser. end ing an interesting game with a score 1f l5 to favcring the Trilbys.
 some noticeable fe2tu-es of the game were excellent work by both batteries. Iuick and decisive playing of Carroll base running by Brown and amusing methods used by Anderson on the 5oacher's line.
 The large crowd in attendance was well pleased with the game, which asted but an hour and forty-fve min ltes, and it was thought by many per sons that the DeMund team gained good experience from the defeat. which hey never would have been able to earn otherwise. The game was um- pired by D. Smith and Harry Light Ter and Wesley Johnson were the scorers.
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