Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

to hit the ball. The Trilbys will re-
 main in the city during the winter and
 the next game of ball will be played at
 the park next Sunday the 1rilbys of
 fering 3 side wager of $50 on the game.
 There are but five of the Trilby play
 CTS here and the balance of the aggre- gation will arrive this week. It is proposed to play two games each week
 during the winter
 The visitors were first to bat, Car
 roll sending the ball into left field for one bag and went out trying to secure the second one. Slaughter walked to first and stole second, Anderson didn t
 reach first, and Slaughter. who had gained third, came in on an error of
 the catcher, making the only run of the
 first half. Majors and Johnson were put out, and MOsser took up the fight
 for the home team, pounding the ball
 to thirds init, and McMahon followed with a single, making a run of it on a wild throw to first. White sant the ball 1 to Slaughter, and Gardner leC the ball i drop, giving MhILe the first bag. Rip 1 pey made single, but failed to reach second. Marian walked and made clever steal of the second sack, and Hartweil secured first, going to third when errors allowed White and Marian to score, and coming in on a single by Chickenney. Brawley was hit by the ball and died when Avsry's hit to cen ter retired the side
 The cOlOred players failed to make 8 run in the second. Marian put out Scott, Avery struck out Johnson and Slaughter did not get the first sack. Mosser, in Phoenix's half sent the ball to short and did not get to first McMahOn secured the first bag and scored on Gardner's error at first White and Marian made singles and Rippey struck out, Eartwell retiring the side by failing to reach first.
 In the third the visitors failed to score and the home team made one run Moore struck out, Carroll sent the ball to White, and Moore was out at first. Brawley made the run secured by the Phoenix team by single and good work on bases. MOsser, Chickenny and Avery didn't get the first sack
 The work of Avery in the fourth pre- vented the visitors from scoring. He struck out Johnson and stopped a liner from Ga1dner's bat, and did not allow Anderson the first bag. There was a double play in Phoenix's half which made the life of the side brief, and White placed the ball in Ander- sons nit
 In the fifth Avery did not let Majors find the ball, but Slaughter made a two baggec, bringing in two men, and he made the third run when Moore was trying to reach first. Avery's curves made Gardner fan out. Hart well made run for the home team on a bad throw to second by Carroll. X Three runs were made in the sixth l Carroll making a two base hit Good work by Chickenney, White and Me Mahon was done for Phoenix, and ex- cellent base running secured the runs made Marian attempted to steal sec ond and was caught, McMahon struck ] out, and Avery made a single, but was out at second.
 The visitors made two runs in the seventh and the home team four White relieved Avery in the eighth ] and did effective work in the box, al [ lowing but one hit. McMahon scored | in Phoenix's half. Gardner and John son were struck out by White in the l ninth and the last half was not played. !
 Score-Phoenix, 12; Trilbys, 10. ! Base hits-Phoenix, H. Trilbys, G. s; Trllbys. g. Two . base hits-Carrol, Avery. Three base