The copper era., 1904-07-21
CLIFTON VS. M0RENCl.
4 Very Interesting Game From Start to
 Ejnish.-CIift0n Wins Out.

Einish.-CIiftOn Wins Out.
 One O, the most exciting bal games eyer played on the Clifton diamond took place last sunday when the CiH- ion and Morenci leans crossed oal9' Morcuci had gathered new players from all over the country and the hll city people expected to see CIll toh skinned % badly tha. they would never want 10 show their faces again. ne new men came with recommendations a- nucb a. foot long. and good P'aE- err. they were. but not quite last enough for our boys, wno went into the game
 yifb blood in their cve-. At times inc nrand -taud sounded like explosions
 that often take place in the \. C. smeI
 fer in fact there was 70 much excite
 ment that it was almost necessary lo
 summon a peace officer. The game
 ya- spirited with grand stand plays and inc spectators went home at the close Of the game feeling that they had received their moneys worth E'e
 The came started with Mo"enci at
 ,he bat and the way their heavy hltter9
 started 10 bump the ball would nave di-cnura 9ed auv pitcher on earth cA-
 cent Patterson. whO delivers the
 sphere from that mighty left wing oi
 his. Pat had too much bead on hlin to
 fvin the air, and after he warmed up ue
 made some of NOrenct7 best men lay
 the hat at the plate with q stare on
 their faces d. though wondering what
 really became of the ball when they thei. mighty swings. After the
 1mnl,e had cleared away Morenci had
 thre scores to their credit and thought .,l. . ba SnPclailN 50 De- -;17sI ss5 sss ss sE-e got %1d tbrough t% anf ! with that CaliforniSbitcher the score ! was tie-3 and ,. The next inning ! MOrenci made one score and Clifton ! nothing; in the third they repeated 1 the dose and in the fourth both sides ! retired with goose eggs. The game | now looked d little ecaly for Clifton ! and nothing could be heard in the ! grand tand but MOrenci voices. Mo- 1 rcEci rooters were having their fun l while they could, as it was d different ! song few minutes later. A little ! trouble befell the Clifton team when l Dunn threw up his bat in the first ] inning and was released from the game ] ny Captain Slmms, which seemed to l demOrallZe the boys for | wh lie, but in . the fifth they had settled their nerves l and did some good work at the bat making two scores and giving MOrenCi l a shut.Uut The score was tied again ,. Clifton ,. From this time ! on the game was easy for Clifton and | only succeeded in getting one l score during the remainder of the 1 game, while Clifton ran in one in the l sixth and three in the seventh with 1 the last half of the ninth coming to ! them. Thus was closed one Of the | hardest faught battles ever witnessed 1 on the Clifton diamond.
 Sundays game was d variety game, | as admirers Of both teams had an opportUnity tO rOot-the only draw 1 back to the MOrenci rOoters being that | Clifton rooted last. Every body who ! witnessed the game was happy and no l doubt the next time these two teams ! meet there will he something doing, as 1 there always is. About the only voice ! that was missing was that little sCrecch 1 that comes from the sporting editor of l Fl Obrcro. With his divine presence l no doubt the score might have been 1 changed.
 The Clifton team was weakened ] somewhat due tO the absC nee Of F'irs. ] oaseman Dudley, but Mr. Holiingcr of 1 l.Ordsburg Chanccd to be present and | filled his place to perfection, allowing l nothing to pass bis way, for witch the ! local team complimcntcd him and in | vited him to return. Timely hitting | k what won the game for Clifton and ! it may be said that old Eat figured | most highly in the timely hitting and ! won his own game. The Morenci boys | are carried away with Pats wOrk-we ! mean his work carries them away.
 For the benefit oi those who wish to i inlay he came HVpt. the E'I, will piVl l the score by innings, d. follows:
 2 C
 NiORFNti .........:; 0 Q Q O6 CLIFTON ..........$ 0 0 ? 1 3 0 x-o
 The following players constituted ] the lincups: Cliflon-Snedden, c. r.; l tIcdrick, s. s.; Williams, 2b.: Dorau, C.; Patterson, D., Holiinger, h.; Dancn- l haucr, l. f.; Quilting, 3b. Simms, r. f. | Brubakcr, C.; Randolph, l lb.: Godfrey, 3b.; MacClcllan, 2b.: ! Cook. s. s F. Brubaicr. c. r.; Moon. 1