Arizona republican., 1907-12-02

justice to the players on the Browns, it must be said that in all the games they have played, won and lost. they have played hard and fast ball, and it has vet to be shown wherein the Miners have not done as we'll as they could under the circumstances. Yes terday they were up against a snag, and had no show anyway.
 While the announcement made it possible for the cold footed to with draw their bets. many went around and squared it among themselves and agreed that the bets previously made were to stand and no cognizance of the announcement was to be taken. Several additional wagers were also placed with the shareholders.
 There is nothing in addition that can be said except that yesterdays game is probably the windup of the fastest series of baseball that the territory has ever witnessed. Beginning with the Tucson tournament and closing with the last series between the two strong est hines in the bunch. there have been played 23 games. Phoenix has parti- cipated m l9, and won l3. The teams will diSband the Miners leaving last night for Bisbee, where they will re- ceive their salaries and- most of them from there will go home or to the coast Most of the Browns conteIn- plate leaving tonight Some will go east and others will be scattered over the west.
 There is some talk on the part of the Bisbee players of coming to the val ley and organizing a nine at Mesa with local men to fill out the lineup. to play against few of the Browns with home boys who will compose a nine here. Though it might succeed. it is not known whether il will be carried out.
 The Start off Magnificent
 The last game of the season started with a flourish. Pettigrew for Bis bee skied to Becker. F. Olson hoisted the same species to Sulinger. Wilson drove a hot one to Hetling and was safe; he stole second but Arnold was famed by Cy. Bayless grounded to | short, Edmund hit to he same spot but the ball eluded Ole Hetling was V and double play was executed, kill ing Edmunds and Becker. No scores | In the second. z. Olson and I. Olson went out on dusters to McClelland and Corr on the same kind to Frantz. Daley , of the Browns smashed cut what ap- ! peared to be a single but Wilson made q brilliant catch in left. Frantz struck out and Sulinger got a base on balls ! from Shaner but was caught stealing second. No scores.
 The third inning continued the one | two, three order of retirement. Cheek ! flied to Becker Shaner .whiffed and SC did the hard hitting Pettigrew. Cy was performing q fine stunt. McClel- land went out from third to first Young famed. and Bayless expired from I. Olson to Arnold. No runs. In the fourth F.. olson was an easy out from Hetling to Edmunds. Wilson hit to McClelland who made a baC throw to first and he was safe. bu immediately went out by attempting tt steal second. Arnold skied to Becker In the last half the Browns began tC takea liking to MT. Shaner's offerings Edmunds and Hetling were killed or | infield taps. Becker whacked out { double. Daley singled to left anC
 Becker tried to reach home but wa
 thrown out at the plate by Wilson still no scores.
 s. olson in the fifth got the only bingle for Bisbee; I. Olson skiel [,
 Daley. Corr grounded to F'rantz anC S olson reached third, but Cy struci out Cheek. Frantz fouled to I. Olson Sulinger drew his second walk of tn, game. McClelland singled, Younl bunted and was safe. The bases wer, full and only one gone. Bayless hit |; fielder's choice to short and was saf. on wild throw, Sulinger and McClel land scoring. Edmunds skied to Petit grew and Hetling followed with whack which scored Young and Bay less. Becker ended the scoring with ; foul to Check. Four tallies for Phoe nix.
 1 Shaner in the sixth went out iron | Cy to Edmunds, Pettigrew hit to cen ter and Becker misjudged the ball. was getting a little dark for fast play ing and F.. Olson was safe on a tai to Frantz which was smothered in th, dust. and Pettigrew chaIked up. Will son and Arnold went out on hoists t' Becker and Daley. Shaner continue, to be wild as a March hare in thu sixth. He walked Frantz who stol second after Daley was retired on ping to second which position was talk
 en by s. Olson. his brother going t' shortstop's position. Sulinger strucl out. McClelland was hit by wild on and Young got one of the same bran' in the ribs and trotted to first. Tn, | Continued on page 5)