Arizona republican., 1899-01-30

l grounder and Jones hit for a single | but died in an attempt for second. Col | lins struck out.
 Williams failed for first while Brown
 made bag on a dead ball. Anderson l batted the ball and was hit by it. 1 Brown and Carroll moved up anotch ln 8 neat steal home. In the latter half ] of this inning the Trilbys went to
 pieces and could not collect themselves l in time to prevent three tallies. l DeMund quickly made two put-outs and Polk, his intentions are good,
 wielded the stick. Unlike the balance
 of his race MT. Polk is gifted with min | iature feet. He is not a typical Trilby and he experienced so much difficulty 1 in maintaining his relative position that "Pokechops'' could not dispell the temptation to suggest to him that he
 shackle his feet with Holsters. He
 would have sent the ball over the fence had he hit it.
 The Trilbys continued to err and Collins who struck a single reached home on a wild throw. Mosser made
 a good single and stole second. Avery walked and McMahon obtained the bag on a dead ball. McMahon found home on errors and the second baseman caught high one from Rippey. Collins made an excellent catch in left field and Anderson was nicely thrown out at second. In the last half of the fifth Collins sent the ball to the center fielder who made a beautiful huff. Decisive playing followed.
 In their turn the Trilbys did some effectual work but the pace did not last long and the half ended with the bases filled. For Phoenix Avery was at the bat. He received hard jolt on the head but was able to run. Me Mahon struck for a good single and Brawley quickly followed. Hartwell scored Avery by sacrifice hit. The right fielder pocketed a high one from Rippey and McMahon tallied. Jones went out on a pot fly.
 Johnson led out for the Trilbys with a small grounder but secured first on an error at short stop. A. AndeT- son failed to secure first but Williams found the bag and Johnson tallied. Brown batted a single and Williams was nicely thrown out on second. Car roll planted a three bagger and Brown made an exciting run. Reaching third he was undecided whether to proceed further when the catcher was unable to block a wild throw and the ball bounded past him to the back stop Then the race began. Brown who is probably the speediest runner in his team, paved the earth while the pitch CT stood on the plate waiting for the ball It came and so did Brown on the slide. Quickly the pitcher put the ball on him but the umpire decided that he was twenty minutes late and the run scored. Anderson made first and Carol failed in an attempt to steal home.
 Collins lead out in the last half of the seventh with a fly to right field and went out. White failed to reach first, but Mosser pounded away for two bagger. Avery knocked high one to center and ended the inning. For the Trilbys, Andersen secured first legItl- mately, but stole second; not, however, without Q bum whip second base throw in which Mosser cleverly saved the ball with one hand. 'HolIigan' Sommers also found first, but felt too frisky and was sent home after first trotting up and down between first and second. Another out and Phoenix was aft the stick
 McMahon made 2 good bunt which insured him the first base. Brawley hit to the in-feldsand he and McMahon were quickly doubled. Tlartwell made first and barely stole second when Rip pey followed for single. A wild sec ond base throw was made and HartweH scored. Jones famed.
 Here was the Trilbys' last chance to tie the score, but try as they might the game was to1 nearly lost and to rally was of no avail. They succeeded in getting three men OH bases, but the batter was played for and no tallies resulted.
 Following is a tabulated and general score of the game:
 Phoenix AB R BH SB FO A l. Mosser A1yo,1 2 Q 8 1