Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

the first man up. IIc got pass and Elliott followed with long hit to cen. ter, Mitchell advancing to third, both scoring on IIudson's safety. The next tnrc. battcrs for the locals went out in order, Hudson. in the meantime. SCOT ing on a passed ball. Humboldt was unable to score.
 In the second inning the first three Prescott men up went out in order. Humboldt got Mueller around to see. ond. and in trying to make third, he was caught by three feet, but called safe. This started the row over the umpirc's decisions. and after few moments of squabbling, he was rc. placed by William Ncaglc of this city, who presided over the remainder of the game. Mueller was caught at home and the other two men went out. No runs.
 In the third, Mitchell walked, Eli ott flew to second, Hudson famed and Farquhar was out, pitcher to first. Hum boldt went out in one, two. three, order.
 In the fourth, Rcinhardt and Barnett went out at first and Graham flew to center, Long making n sensational run. ming catch. For Humboldt, Arnold went out, pitcher to first, Burgctt flew to third, and Mueller famed.
 In the fifth, O'Connor, Rcymiller and Mitchell walked up to the plate and were struck out in order. For Hum. boldt, Rice hit safe, Hodge flew to left, Cole flew to pitcher, and Rice was caught stealing second.
 Then came the inning that Prescott fans have come to fear or cheer, as in the sixth inning Prescott has won or lost the last few games played. This sixth inning proved no exception, only the game was lost, instead of won. For Prescott, Elliott hit to rigat, the fielder dropping the ball. Hudson sacrificed, Elliott advancing to second. Farauhar flew to third and Elliott was caught stealing third. For Humboldt, Ross flew out to second. Redman hit to short, who threw wild to first, Redman taking second on the throw. Then the fireworks began. Long hit a two.bap. ger and Redman scored. Arnold hit to short, who threw to third to kill tn. runner. Rcinhardt let it get away from him, and Long scored. Burgett hit safe, but was caught stealing sec ond. Mueller hit safe, and ArnolI scored. Rice went out at first.
 This tiedt ne score, and things began to grow interesting for the fans in the grandstand, for whom the game, pre-. viously, through the effectiveness of Barnett, the Tucson pitcaer, play ,np with Prescott, who was holding the Greens down to few scattered hits
 In the seventh, Reinhardt weat ont on foul, and Barnett was out at first Graham and O'Connor hit safe. but Reymillcr flannel again, retiring the side. For Hamboldt, the seventh was their lucky day. Errors and dumb plays on the part of the Prescott players pre. scnted them with three more runs Hodge hit an easy one to short. Uud. son scooped it up and delivered tb. ball to first. O'Connor, the star first baseman' obligingly dropped it, and ."Tex' was safe. Cole reached first bv the four'ball route, and Ross hit safe filling the bases, with no one out. Red. man flew out to third, and Long, Hum. bo''t's surest and heaviest hitter came 70 the bat. It was an exeit;no moment. Barnett, the Gray's twirler settled down, and shot the balls over in such not manner that the has, Long could do was to hit an easy ono right into Barnett's hands. The lat. ter immediately threw the ball to Ell.