Arizona republican., 1907-09-03

Runs ..... ......0 o o 003 o 1- Hits ..... .......O 0 0 2-5 The Labor Day ball game was a tug
 of war between the Indians and the
 Mexican Maroons. who played under
 the signature of the New York store,
 and had the same lineup as on Sunday
 except at third and left field. The h.
 dians trimmed the New Workers by a
 reading of to 4. It was really .
 pretty sight to watch the Indians play
 the national game. as they were foxy.
 frisky and in the dance all the time.
 They had the dry goods representa-
 tives shut out till the seventh and
 would have continued the same state
 of innocuous desuetude the remainder
 of the finish, but for a measly error at
 third. The redskins have been coached
 on team work and had several tricky
 suggestions, some of which worked and
 some fell down through an error. One
 worth mentioning was in the seventh
 when Scott got a pass and stole sec
 ond. the catcher hurled the ball to
 Luna at second. but it was too late;
 then Luna appeared to try to throw the ball back to the pitcher in natural course of events. but instead let the sphere slip out of his palm and scoot over toward the first base territory. Scott. completely fooled. thought he had third as a gift. but the Big Chief at first had received the high sign and as Scott tore to third he scooped the fake throw, and shot it to third and the ball beat Scott by two feet The trick was a good one but Scott was safe. be- cause the Indian third sackman drop ped the ball.
 Caruso Grijalva offered the straight over the pan article till the sixth and six runs had been secured. so Del was placed on the mound and his swift crooks were too much for the Indians, though they marked up two more on a bum play. Frank Esiff delivered the shoots for the Indians. He has been well coached. put over a fine straight drop and a fooler slow ball. He lacked q little in speed at times, but he did fine for youngster in the box. Foster | at short got the applause of the fans when he picked off the upper strata os the clouds, line drive with the fingers | of his bare hand.
 Yesterdays and Sundays game an- | initiates the theory that Phoenix can | not have winter baseball. for it de- | veloped that the old town has three | good aggregations, the Maroons, the | Indians and the Athletics. who now | that they have worked themselves into | form. can put up a game interesting | enough for any ordinary price. and not | calculated as former contests to make | a man go home with a sour face, with the intention of beating his wife, if he has one.
 The Indians were up in the first and a base on balls. two bagger and a sacrifice gave them two tallies. The New York store bunch proceeded to pass into the ambulance in rotation with clock like precision inning after inning till the seventh trial at swing ng the bludgeon. There was nothing ioing for the Indians after the first run getting till the fifth when Byers 'ungled Gerald's long hoist to left precinct. and that bungle was respon- ;ible for three runs added to the h. Han total: Scott also added a con- donkey play when he tried to hrow the ball to the county hospital n an effort to put out a man at first. By two such acts the Red men secured our. making their total cinches 6.
 They were out one, two. three in the 'ixth. Till the seventh. no New York IT had passed the initial sack. then he Indian twirler hit Scott, he stole econd and the infield tried to work he trick play before mentioned but he error of third spoiled 1t Quiros damned the air, Fat Del boosted his ,atting average with a smack to left. hen Grijalva slugged the leather for wo stations. Scott and Del scored and m error in left field by the Indian let n another making it three. which ooked appetizing to the New Workers. vho had not been waited a savory dor from the home platter till then. They were easy outs in the next. The indians claimed two in the first of the Iinth on as many errors and sacri- ice. Then the huskies of the New fork store made a final and furious lash after fame, with two hits but