Arizona republican., 1899-10-10

first on strikes, but failed, Hogan sent the ball to left field and got the sec ond bag on a wild pitched ball. Lackey sent the ball to right field for two bases, scoring Hogan. Jones failed to reach first. Corcoran made a three-base hit and brought Lackey in The ball from CorcOran's stick went over the center fielder's head and was 1 one of the star hits of the game Me Grath sent up a foul pop which was ! caught The score stood to and the Phoenix rooters thought it was time to wake up
 i In the second Dunn made a three base hit and the only run the visitors got Jones put out Davis, and Dunn scored while he was doing it. Brown l became the victim of a technicality and the rules put him out. Brawley took liner from Heck's bat, and Don ovan ended the side by striking out. He could not Sabe Jones curves For ] Phoenix, Brawley made a successful bunt hit and stole the second bag. Col lins sent the leather to short for nit and stole second Collins scored on CT rors Chickenney was hit by the ball and Morse struck out. Hogan sent up a high one which was muffed at third and Brawley scored. Heck was in jured here and there was a shake-up in the visitors battery. Mcdonald, who was in the grand stand, put on 1 the mask in spite of the efforts of Man ager Hart to dissuade him, and Dunn went in the box. Their work was bet ter than the first battery. Lackey se- cured a hit off the new pitcher and Chickenney scored on it. Dunn struck out Jones and Corcoran.
 Tn the third, Beall sent the ball to right field and Chickenney's throw to first put him out. Lamkin sent a hot one past third for one bag, but in try ing to secure the second bag he was caught out by a strong throw by Ho- gan to Corcoran. Jones also sent liner, this time to McGrath, who put him out on a good throw to first, re- tiring the side without a run. Me Grath, for Phoenix, sent the ball to first ahead of him, Brawley ran on strikes, but did not make the bag; Col lins made base hit and was at sec ond on a steal when Chiekenney struck out.
 In the fourth the visitors did not make run; Davis secured a safe hit, Young pounded the ball to Morse, who put him out at first; Dunn popped to Jones for an out, and Brown did the same thing, giving Jones two put-outs in the half. The home team also failed to score. Morse made a clean bunt for first and stole second, Hogan's high one was caught by Lamkin, Lackey made a hit, Jones took first on a balk and Corcoran sent a high ball to center for an out.
 In the fifth, Jones struck out Don ovan and BeaI, and Hogan caught a foul ball off McDonald's stick. Chic kenney's hit to right field scored Col Iins in Phoenix's half, which was the only run made. Two hits were made off Dunn.
 The visitors went out easily in the sixth. BeaI and Young didn't get to first and Jones hit the ball to McGrath at third, who took it in. Seven hits were made off Dunn in the sixth, Lackey making a two-base hit. Five runs were made. The infield was large ly responsible for the number of runs made
 Only one hit was made off Jones in the seventh. Corcoran took in a high one from Mcdonald. Davis hit the ball light to Jones and was out at first, and Dunn failed to reach the first bag.
 
 for an out, Hogan pounded the ball to left, where it fell in the mitt of Donovan, Lackey walked to first on a hit by the pitcher, and Jones' three bagger brought him in. McGrath made a single and scored Jones, and Corcoran made the third run. Brawley struck out.
 Donovan made run for Fl Paso in the eighth on a bad throw to first by Hogan. Jones struck Lankin out. There was a pretty double play by McGrath and Lackey which aroused the fans when Dunn pounded the leather to McGrath, who put out BealI running to third, and sent the ball to Lackey in time to stop Dunn. Five hits were made by the home team in their half of the eighth, and Morse and Hogan made runs.
 The fans had the pleasure of seeing Jones strike out Jones in the ninth when the visitors took up the stick Brown, who secured his base on balls, made the only run. but Jones allowed three hits. There was some close play ing and the visitors went to bat with an earnestness that might have phased any one but Jones.
 Following is the score by innings: Phoenix .....2 0 1 5 ? O-16 Fl Paso .--..S o 0 Ill
 Charley Sterner umpired the game
 TODAY'S GAME.
 This afternoon at 2:3O the Phoenix team will meet the visitors for the sec ond time. The batting order and the positions will be as follows:
 Phoenix-Morse, shortstop; Hogan,