Arizona republican., 1904-12-12

as financial proposition it made good. Frank Mayors was referee of the l game; McCarty umpire. When the first half was about two-thirds played l the Phoenix team got a touchdown. At least that is what the referee and and the Phoenix team claimed, but the Tucson aggregation differed with the decision Finding that the Iet@ree intended to stand by himself the vjsl- tors announced that they would leave the field, and did so After some de- liberation a part of the grand stand came to the conclusion that it was all off and moved toward the gate. In the meantime word had been telephon- ed to the sheriff's office that the vist- tors had jumped the game and taken the money. The sheriff's office has never been accused of cowardice. but there are some chances that even a peace officer is not required to take and one of them is putting into d foot ta1 game. It would have been no use, anyhow, fer before the officers could have arrived, had they any intention of doing so, the matter had. been ad- justed. It was pointed out to he Tue sen players that the grand stand had some rights in the matter ard that If they left the field it would be neces- sary to hand back the gate money. And it was altogether likely that more people would want to be paid for gc- ing out than paid to get in. which would leave the sack considerably more than empty. The visitors finally saw the matter in the right light and returned to the field of carnage. Tn the meantime a half hundred of the patrons of the exhibition had reached the gate and were clamoring for lib- erty. The gate keeper very honestly refused to let them out. He told them to wait until he found out whether he owed them anything or not, for if he did he wanted to pay them. Presently the word came that the game was re- sumed and those who wanted to see it could return. Those who had already received their moneys worth were permitted to depart.
 The remainder of the first half was very spirited and the Phoenix team made gcod progress toward goal but their ambitions were nipped in the bud by the tiInekeeper.
 The last half started off with lively playing and the game became more in- teresting. It was Tucson's turn to score and she made q touchdown, thus evening up the situation. The home team did some good work thereafter and was only fifteen yards from goal when the clock stopped again. The halves were thirty minutes.
 Everything ended joyfully but the Phoenix team of course still has the modest opinion that it is little the best of the two in point of science. It is quite likely that the visitors hold different view. Anyhow the two ag- gregations made partial arrangements for another game to be played in Tue
  the lineup of the players:
 P. M. A. c. Crescents. J. R. Quiros. ...R. E..... E. Robles Tito Flores ......R. r....... M. Mungia R. Morales ....R. G....... J. Boon A. Scott. R. Fl. B.-.. E. Romero C. Ramirez .....Center..... L. Brichta J. D. Righetti...-L. E.... ..-J. Lastre J. Grijalvra ......L- T..--... C. Peralta J. Cruz ..........L. G.........L. Pellon Sam Murphy IL. Fl. B......J. Murphy l A. Ensinas ....-Quarter .....S. Franco | Louis Quiros .....F. B.. F. Villescusa 1
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