Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15
GRAYS' DEFEAT.
Championship HonOrS on the
Diamond We're De.
Cided Yesterday.
AN INTERESTING
GAME OF BALL.
The Story Of the Game and the
Features Which Made it Inter.
esting.-Tucson Lost Because Of
Bad Errors Which Came From
Lack of Team Practice.

The excursion train from Bisbee was
one OF the largest that has ever come to
Tucson. Between four and five hundred
people came over from the big copper
camp and the surrounding country to
attend the game, and they filed the
grand stand. the bleachers and every
available spot surrounding the grounds
at CarrilIo's gardens. Seldom has such
an immense crowd gathered in Tucson
to witness ball game, and the interest
shown ia proof that the great national
game has lost none OF his attractiveness.
The game was closely contested from
the start when Tucson took mp the fight.
Herb Drachman made atwo base hit a.
a starter and Emanuel Drachman sent
the leather into left field for single, stole
second and got the third bag on a wild
throw from the box. The same error
| scored Herb Drachman. Armstrong
pounded the hallto left field and brought
| in Emanuel Drachman. White made a
| two base hit winding upthe features
of the first half Bisbee took up the stick
with Tenancy on the plate. He made a
single. bot was later put out on the first
bag by q clever throw of Catcher
Drachman. Lopez sent high one TO
right which vas caught and Gibbs fol-
loved with a three base hit. Siler
retired the side by sending the ball to
White who assisted in the pulout at
| first.
The second opened with two runs TO
the credit OF the home team and none
for the visitors. Tucson did not add to
the numoeV in its half Boan struck
oat, Bernard went out az first and Kelly
sent the ball to left field which was
taken in by Moore in a race with the
ball which won him deserved applause.
Bisbee made one run in It's half, which
the left field was responsible for in muf-
fling Cronk's liner. Twomey struck out,
Harknees took the fret bag on balls,
Bledson was struck out, Morse got the
first bag, and Tenancy brought in Cronk.
and Harkness tried to Ride in but
was caught at it, ending the side.
In the third Tucson did not score. II. !
Drachman made single by placing the
bali ia right field, Moon placed the /
leather in the second haseman's nit, /
and +. Drachman sent the ball to the |
same destination. Bisbee made one |
run. Lopez walked to first, went to
second on Gibbs bunt, and was caught |
trying 10 gain the third bag. Gibbs
stole second, and went 10 third on Siler's /
single. Cronk hit to BoIan who took IL
in and Gibbs came in. Twomey struck !
out
The score thus tied added excitement /
to the game when the fourth opened |
Armstrong made clean hit to right for
two bags, White sent light one which
put him out, Dwyer fouled TO Lopez,
and Armstrong retired the side by fail
ing in an attempt to get home. Bisbee |
made run in It's half
The home team scored two runs in the /
fifth. Bolan started with q single, Ber. /
nard struck out, Kelley secured the first |
bag and went to second on wild throw
which also scored Bolan. II. Drach- |
man made a single, Kelley was out |
getting home, Moon and Il. Draeh-
man filled the bases, and Herb Draeh-
man came in on a passed ball. Arm
strong sent the ball TO short, failing at |
first. The visitors made four runs. Lo |
peg was hit by the ball and took first,
Gibbs sent the ball 10 right for eingle,
and Siler followed with a three base hit |
bringing in Lopez and Gibbs. Cronk |
sent a light one to the pitcher and was
out at first, Twomey scored Siier by
single, Harkness walked to first, Bled-
son struck out, Morse scored Twomey
by a hit and Tenancy struck out.
One apiece was made in the sixth.
White started with single and got sec
ond on passed ball; Dwyer pounded
the ball to second and was put out at
first. Bolan walked, Bernard hit to CEN
ter scoring White, Kelly's high one was
taken in, and Herb D-achman sent up
pop to Lopez which was caught. Lopez,
for the visitors anted the ball 10 E.
Drachman. Gibbs sent the leather to
the rubber who threw wild to first
which moved Gibbs to third and brought
him in on Siler's single. The side end
ed with clever double play. Cronk
pounded the ball to second and Si!er
was stopped there. The ball was thrown
to first III time to put out the batter.
The Grays failed to score in the
seventh. Moon sent up a high one which
was taken In, +. Drachman walked, and
Armstrong and White both failed at
first. Twomey made single for the
visitors, Harkness struck out, Bledson