Arizona republican., 1904-12-19

base via heaven. The baseman drop ped it, and when he looked around Carroll was flaming himself on sec ond. Walden walked; Carroll stole third, and Sullivan went out on . throw from second to first. Something should have happened to let Carroll score. He worked hard, and Phoenix needed a run then as bad as Arizona doesn't need statehood.
 Seventh--Keene whipped the ozone; McKelligon knocked a suicidal fly to Myers. and Armstrong cvaded Dur hams missiles entirely. For Phoenix. Loman trotted; Flynn died as a sac- rif1ce Loman advanced to second; Myers was hit in the small of the back by pitched ball and took first; Dur ham grounded ito. right field and made first; Myers took second; Loman played off third and scored, breaking the ice for the home team. Haynes flew out to catcher, whose joy was so diverting that Myers improved his op- portunity for scoring. moment be- fore the pitcher made a balk, as though going to throw to second. Dur ham took second, and Tucson claimed 1t was no balk and left the field. Bet ter judgment prevailed, and they re- turned to action. Granting, for argu- ment's sake, that the decision was un- just, it cost Tucson nothing. Collins walked; Durham took third on a passed ball. Collins stole second and Carroll 1 flew out to Armstrong. The score was taan to ?, where it remained until the eleventh inning.
 Eighth-Waters flew to left, God | frey to center. Bedford was killed at first on a throw from second. For Phoenix. Walden perished, pitcher to first. Sullivan made first on an error Of short, who threw wild to firsts and Sully moved up to third, but was called out for failing to register at the Isecond bag. Loman died at first, ow- ing to the pernlcious activity of the shortstop.
 Ninth-LittIe flew to shortstop; Woods died at first on throw from second; Karger got first on tumble of the third baseman, and Keene proved an aiibi at the bat. For Phoe- nix Flynn died, pitcher to first; My CTS stopped another Armstrong deliv- cry on the back of his neck, and walked. Durham hit safe and Myers moved up; Haynes batted to pitcher and took his base while the ball went to third and killed Myers. Collins drove to 6rst and died.
 Tenth-McKelligon died, pitcher to 
 first There were no flat bats, and
 Armstrong and Water failed. For Phoenix, Carroll flew out to second {; WaIdens willow sent the ball to sec ond, but it beat him to first; Sullivan the same, only the sphere went to the pitcher.
 Something doing now. Godfrey died on a foul fly to third. Bedford couldn't find the ball, and Lit Ftle went to first on a slam 10 short.
 Woods was safe on Q tumble of sec ond baseman. Myers moved Little up. Karger made first on an error of the third baseman. The bases were
 full and Keene had two strikes. The
 pitcher sent a ball which Catcher Lo- man was not expecting. He dropped
 1t, and while the play was going on Little came home Loman got the ball and put it on him. Those at the home Iplate felt sure the runner was out, but
 the umpire decided against them and
 there was no argument. Woods tried to score, and was properly and scien-
 tifically killed by Loman. For Phoe- mix. Loman hit safe and stole second
 Something had to be done, for the
 visitors were one run to the good
 Flynn famed. Myers hit safe and Lo- iman made third, then scored and the lgrandstand went wild. Again it was
 a tie. Durham flew out to pitcher
 Two out. Haynes hit safe and My
 CTS took second. Collins flew to sec
 Myers scored and Phoenix won.