Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30
Prescott teams
WIN BOTH
GAMES
Humboldt Boys Prove
To Be An Easy
Mark
Diamond Jos Vanquish
The Alfalfa
Eaters
(From Tuesdays Dnily0

Sunday afternoon there were two
good games ~ baseball pulled OF at
the grounds north Of the electric light
plant, both Of which were witnessed by
a large and npprccia,ivc audience. The
first game played was between the
Humboldt boys and the Prescott team.
The score was ~ to , In favor Of the
home team.
The second game was between the
Diamond Jos and the Phoenix Salts,
and resulted in victory for the Dia.
mond Jos. Tho score was y TO s.
The first game WAS called ne 1:30
with the Humboldt team ut the bat.
The sturdy nine men were put out in
short order, and the Prescott bat WELD
crs took their places on the home bench.
The inning resulted in four tallies for
Prescott, from which time on Prescott
had everything her own way.
The following was the lineup Of the
tWo
Humboldt Malcolm, c; Mowdy, p;
whitsell, ID; Wagner, Oh; Rice, 3b;
Cruel, M; Erwin, re-; Kinsman, Ct;
Lambertine, Ct.
Prescott - Muller, C.; Sharpneck p.;
Chockly, III; Goldie, Oh; Boles, 3b;
Malloy, S.; Delanty, RI. Bohlibcr IT,;
Dotson, cf.
Sharpncck, who had not pitched be.
fore for many moons, twirlcd fine
game. lie struck out seven men. His
curves were mysterious TO say the least
The Humboldt boys could not find the
ball, but kept tanning holes in the at
mospherc.
Dotson famed out three times, but
recovered his lost laurcls by hitting
the ball good and hard. and by catching
some long flies.
Goldic, who has been taking Rip
Van Wrinkle sleep for many months,
played in his old time form. He for
got to touch bases occasionally when
running around the diamond, but that
IL nothing for Goldie.
Muller caught n fine game, stopping
everything that passed his way.
Dclanty did some stick work, as
usual.
Mowdy, for Humboldt, struck out
eleven men, n good record. He was
there with the goods in doing batting,
too.
| Malcolm caught an excellent game
throughout the nine innings.
The fielding, base work and batting
was very good, considering that the
visiting boys have only been playing to-
gether few times. Perhaps they will
come back stronger in their next game.
Grabb umpired a good game. lie
played no favorites.
Diamnd Jos Beat Phoenix.
As soon as the dust had rolled away
after the first game, the second was
called. In this event the Diamond
JOS faced Phoenix. The former team
had reputation to regain and went "a
work with n will to regain II.
The game was called nj $3.50 O'Clock
and Phoenix was Mt the bat. Three
men were soon put out Of commission
and the Jos took their places Mt bat
The result was the same goose egg.
The game was close until the third
inning, when three tallies were made
on each side. Good ball was being
played and the spectators were greatly
interested
Phoenix lined out two more ITALICS
and Prescott made one. Then the
Phoenix boys did some very wild play
ing, and IL was all of with them for the
day. The Diamond Jos soon had nine
tallies and Phoenix wns hopelcssly
beaten.
The following was the lineup:
Phoenix--Portcr, c.; wimp, p.; To-
wcrs, IN; Domincs, 2b; sullivan, abb
Frank, 81, Davidson, RI; Louie. H.;
Scott, cf.;
| lrho sams Was umpirea by yoapp
| Cersigan, Of Congress. He was ~ hon
'cst umpire, no dm,ht, hui. Anad% Nome
sisripe errc~-v Phesaix- = lost hn'
chNaespf>y iahbaYiHs Nv gaEek ~ account ~ I,
Of the catcher, who let In mt leas'
three men by allowing balls to pass
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