Arizona republican., 1899-10-12

bed the bat but was put out on first base.
 The end of the first inning showed
 two runs for the visitors and none for
 Phoenix.
 In the second inning Davis came to
 the bat for Fl Paso and made first
 base through an errcr of the short stop
 but was put out trying to steal sec
 ond base. BeaI bunted and made first
 base. Donovan followed with a three base hit and Beau came in. Lampkin went out on fly, Brown hit to first
 base and Donovan scored. Young took
 his base on balls. Dunn struck to first and Young moved up on error of short stop. Donovan made the third out on
 a fly ball.
 Cochran came to the bat for Phoenix ! and was put out on a fly. McGrath
 hit to first, attempted to steal second, catcher threw ball to second and Nc
 Grath landed safe on third. Collins
 took first on balls and slid to second ! Brawley was hit by the pitcher and
 took first base Chickenny took his base on balls. Matteson hit to first i and Collins scored. Morse hit to first i and Brawley scored. Hogan hit to first i and Chickenny scored. Jones went out on a fly. The ball was thrown to third, ] went wild and Matteson came in. l Cochran went to bat was caught out on
 strikes and Morris died on third. The score then stood to in favor O. Phoenix.
 i Third inning. Davis first hit to first and stole second. Davis second struck i out Bean out on fly and Donovan to
 bat famed out on strikes. Phoenix opened with McGrath to bat. He fret DitcbpT 1 threw to first who missed the ball and did not find it for an hour during which time McGrath scored. Collins made first base and Brawley and Chickenny took bases being hit with the ball. Matteson batted out and Col lins and Brawley came in. Morse went out on a fly and Chickenny scored Hogan went out on a fly and double play ended the inning by putting Mat teson on second. Phoenix now had 9 and Fl Paso 4. The fourth inning was another white wash of the visitors. Lampl1in, Dunn and Mcdonald making the outs.
 Phoenix only made one run, Jones scoring. Cochran, Collins and BraWley were the losing batters.
 In the fifth Davis. second, was put i out twice and Mcdonald made the other cipher, but the visitors scored ! runs. Donovan made a home run hit i ting the east fence toward Tempe i with fly ball also letting in Davis l first and Beau. Lampkin made two | base hit, Brown was hit with the ball and took base, Donovan finishing. his | run Dunn made two bags letting in | Lampkin and Donovan, who ran for ] Brown Mcdonald made a sacrifice | hit and got out on first. Two runs fol- ! lowed before the finish.
 Phoenix laid a goose egg and the | score stood Fl Paso Il, Phoenix 10.
 The first half of the sixth was goose egg for the visitors. Phoenix, however, did her heavy work in this inning, making 10 runs. Jones out at first and Cochran made a three bagger- McGrath got to first through an error of third base in muffing a bali. Col Iins and Brawley batted and Cochran and McGrath got home Chickenny, the ice wagon. made three bagger and Collins and Brawley scored. Mat teson out and Morris let the ice wagon in to freeze the visitors. Hogan and Jones used the stick and Morris came home. Base plays were wild and Jones scored Cochran made home run and the grand stand went crazy. McGrath struck a beautiful fly and second base muffed it. Collins punched the ball to third where it was muffed and he made first base. Brawley struck a flyer which the left fielder muffed and Me Grath scored. Collins was killed on third base. Phoenix fans were beside themselves and the score stood 20 to 1 in favor of Phoenix.
 Seventh inning-Young hit by ball and took base. Dunn and Mcdonald batted and Young and Dunn scored Davis first and Davis second followed ] with the stick leaving three men on bases. BeaH to bat and Mcdonald came in Donovan took the bat and Davis first came in on Chickennys er- ror Lampkin batted, followed by Brown and three runs were made. Young made two bags and Bean was |; put out on first. Mcdonald, the two Davis and BeaI followed with the bat, Davis second and Beall being put out, 3 runs coming in before the play.
 Phoenix got nothing in her half and ; the tables were turned, the score now being Fl Paso 21. Phoenix 20.
 In the eighth inning Fl Paso was I credited with four runs made by Lampkin, Brown. Young and Dunn. , The only plays worthy of special notice l being two base hits by Young and , Dunn. .
 Phoenix was credited with two runs made by Hogan and Jones and nothing S of special interest occurred. This : brought the total up to 22, where it re- | mained. I
 In the ninth Beall of Fl PasO made q | i two base hit and later scored making t their total 26. The only noticeable play being that when Brown was between f second and third, Young knocked the ( ball across his path. In trying to {