Arizona republican., 1905-05-01

speciality was whitewashing Eagles,
 made good He's very clever, Is "Taf-
 fy" He kept out of the game until
 the last two innings and then the | Eagles had all the runs they needed so
 Of course Tany whitewashed them as long as he played. But he made one
 very spectacular play during his short | appearance on the stage. He got an easy one and slammed it down to third
 base where Hartweu was in ambush. | Harty intended to throw the ball to 1 first base but 1t went over in the south
 west quarter of section steen and Taf-
 fy, moving like an army horse with the stringhalt. ambled round almost to
 third base. But the ball beat him back | to HartweI who put him out, claim | ing he made the wild throw on pur-
 pose to pull out the Taffy
 Manager Blinl1corn war the only man
 in either team that didn't have any
 kind of a baseball suit on. But he was
 in the game all the time and only for
 his judgment and fatherly advice it is | likely the Eagles could not have won.
 He gave instructions when to hit the ball and how hard. He also took what
 money there was away from the gate keeper and that was the real winning
 of the game.
 Jenks also made a fine play for the | Eagles killing two Elks with one stone. | to paraphrase an old saw. He was
 on first when a warm fly came into h,s hands. Touching the base he also killed the mar who had just left It. | Wellfelt who felt well most of the time
 did some good work on the slab for the
 Eagles. urul he got tired. But for that matter all the players did really bet ter than was expected. The only dis l appointment was that they got tired
 out with seven innings and couldn't hn- | ish II had been said they could go some and they did, but not enough. They are entitled to credit though for
 quitting when they got through. The game opened up briskly. Tn the first inning Walden. Winsor. Tribolet and Shaughnessy scored for the Elks and Loman and Hartwell made two
 runs for the poultry. Tn the second | Cavallieri scored for the birds who inn ] mediately whltewashed the stags. IL | was Elzs 4. Fla Sles 8. when the third l inning opened, with chances in favor | of the wild herd. The third brought nothing to either side and it looked | like real ball
 | The fourth inning netted nothing for 1 the Eagles but a single run by Loman | which tied the score at 1. But in the Elks' half Shaughnessy. Davenport and ] Stern scored and stock in the national ] bird went down the score being . 1 to f.
 But st was in the fifth inning 1 that the Eagles took flight and the ! I1lks took fright It was at the con ! clusion of the first half that Manager ] Tane decided to get in and save the day. A. ha could do was to hold
 the runs they had for there was noth- ing more coming. By an error or two
 and a little Reorganization on the part of the Elks the Eagles brought in sev- 1 en runs. as many as the Elks had made in all their previous efforts and ending he run making for the game with the ] sporty score. Come seben. come le- ben" The Eagles who got a mark in this inning were Jennings Hart. Wili- felt Cavailieri, Loman. Haughe and ] Hartwen.
 The sixth and seventh innings were ! goose esgs all round, giving the game ] g. regular professional ending.
 The function of umpire devolved up l on Mays who had arranged previously 10 refer all disputed questions to The i Hague tribunal