Arizona republican., 1907-11-29
GROUNDS FOR
 THANKSGIVING
The Result of the Browns.
 BiSbee Game
Phoenix Team Achieved Victory by a Score of 6 to 2.

An ideal day for baseball, the largest crowd of the season in a furore of ex- citement in hope of seeing the Browns win. and Bisbee leaguers to battle against, were the suspicious forerun- ners Of one of the most interesting games in the history of the Phoenix diamond. Every condition seemingly was perfect even to the players for a fast exhibition and the fans were not disappointed. While few errors marred the whiteness of the page. each may be designated as hard chances and therefore eXcusable.
 The Sabbath-like stiffness of the Thanksgiving day was shattered at Eastlake park by the fourteen smashes by the Browns from the left side of- ferings of MT Burns, who did better fin days gone by. Three of these screamers were good for as many sacks. From the other side came but a few feeble biffs only five being hooked from Cy's rapid-fire shots. Cy worked like a clock from the start. Burns. too. started out we'll but the Browns had struck their batting streak and it was useless toll
 
 the field. with Cy heaving they wero unable to come to the rescue of the battling Burns. Some achieve tallies, but the Miners had two tallies thrust upon them, In the sixth by an error in the Phoenix field which might have been avoided by Frantz fielding the ball. in whose precinct 1t fell. Sully made a good effort but it got away. However, he redeemed himself in oth- CT instances. Bayless led the hitting of the day with four, one a three bagger. Frantz. Hetling. Becker and Cy were all there with timely bingles.
 After Phoenix secured two scores il looked favorable, but the sixth saw tie-up in the first half. The Browns undid the knot in the last half by one score and the grandstand breathed easier. When they added three more in the seventh. the bugs realized it was practically over for Bisbee. There was nothing to do but wait around till the end and the notice of the funeral hereafter. Bisbee papers please copy. Omit flowers. From that time Cy loafed a little at times for it was no use to waste his esprit de corps on a
  interest came in on the next tidal wave when after two were gone in the eighth three Miners filled the down-hill tram for the respective stations. A line drive extinguished She light and they were left in total darkness on the lower levels. They might as we'll have been stoping ore in China for all the good the bingles brought.
 Al the very kickoff Pettigrew. F. olson and Wilson were retired at first on grounders. Burns struck out Su- finger and Becker. Hetling landed for the first single. and Daley hit to sec ond and was out at first.
 Arnold in the second stanza ground ed to first. s. Olson two-based but l. Olson popped up to McCelland and Corr flied to Becker. Frantz smote q single over second. Bayless bunted. F'rantz being forced out at second. Edmunds skied to Pettigrew and Me Celland famed. No scores.
 In the third Cheek hit fly to Su- iinger. Burns grounded to short. and Pettigrew attempted a bunt to third and was cut off at first Young struck out, Sulinger was gten a lease on the excusabie error at second, Becker flew out to Wilson and two were gone Imagine the joy in the Phoenix breast when Hetling whacked the ball for three bases. scoring Sulinger. Gus won a home right there. Daley ended the inning by a fly to third. Phoenix l. Bisbee nothing.
 One. two three order spelled the outs in the fourth for Bisbee. F.. olson ex- piring on roller to HetlIng, Wilson flaming and Arnold done for from Frantz to Edmunds. FrantZ singled over short, Bayless bunted. Edmunds did a similar feat, the bases were full. McClelland popped up to third. Then Young scored Frantz with a safety More scores were imminent but Bayless was caught off third and Sulinger flied to E.. olson. Phoenix 2, Bisbee ..
 s. olson in the fifth skied to Becker. Cy dug up a pass for l. olson: Corr's fluke by FrantZ. Hetling singled after Becker's fly to Pettigrew. but Daley hit into short stop and Frantz also fell via Pettigrew. No scores.
 The sixth chapter saw the knot tied. Burns hit to right and Sulinger drop ped the ball after hard run. Petit grew sacrificed Burns to second E. Olson flew out to Sulinger and Burns scored on the throw-in. Two gone. Wilson singled. Arnold followed with a fast one to Hetling who made fine stop but made high throw. Wilson scored and $. olson struck out. Bis bee two runs. Bayless singled to cen ter and stole second. Edmunds and McClelland skied out to Pettigrew. Cy hit long one just beyond Petty's grasp who clawed the air for it. and Dayless came home. Another seance in the grandstand. Sulinger put the side out on fly to E.. Olson. Phoenix 3. Bisbee 2.
 In the first of the seventh I. olson hit in front of the plate and was thrown out at first though he protest ed the decision claiming that the ball struck foul hitting his foot. Corr drove one to right. Cheek hit to left pasture but Daley raked it in. Burns hit to third but was safe at first and PettiGrew ended tho chances Of a run by a fly to Daley.
 In the last of this session the swat fest opened. Becker hit terrific wal lop for three bases, Hetling died on an infield tap to short step, Daley walked. Frantz bumped the sphere to right scoring Becker Bsyless sent Daley and F'rantz romping home with