Arizona republican., 1907-12-01
THE SWEDE
 TERRIBLE
Played Havoc With the
 Phoenix Browns
One of the Many OlsOps Landed the Winning Run tor BiSbee.

BISbee. Q. =. ...1 U U U U l U-Z Phoenix. e. e. 70 0 0 l 0 0 o o o1 The series was tied up in d hard knot yesterday afternoon at Eastlake park. Bisbee after nine thrilling rounds taking the sixth game by a margin So slender that victory hung all the way by fragile cobweb of doubt. There was no moment when the outcome was not matter of guess work There was no frameup as some of the false pro- phets would have had you believe, for there were times when only the most strenuous and spectacular work saved Iuns from going into the Bisbee col umn.
 Pep" Clark pitched a much better game than the one the day before, but one base on balls was followed by single in the first and two singles
 in the eighth, which tell the whole story of how the Miners pulled down
 the flag and inflicted a dent in the Browns winning streak An error at short and Daley's two-bagger gave Phoenix her only tally in the fourth.
 Burns. who was welted for IA bingles on Thanksgiving day had his revenge yesterday. only four hits being gouged from his delivery. Clark was touched up for but five. though they came at critical moments.
 Bisbee outfielded the Browns who stacked up five slips. which strange to record did not net the Miners a single run. The latter pulled off three dou- ble plays in which the olson sBros. figured consp!ciously. The other Swede. l. Olson. on third. was respon- sibe for the last hit which won the game. Werily it ban goot day for Sweden. Hetling. of the Browns, made several sensational stops and killed one score al the plate after knocking down d whizzer toward left. Edmunds creat- ed one wierd double killing with the assistance of FrantZ who covered first whil, Ed went up the line for a short popup.
 DaIey's Near Homer.
 Of all the games here, it was per haps the most strenuous on account of the holes into which the Browns fell through the misplays in the infield. And in the very last act luck broke on the Bisbee side as it had before in d terrific wallop 10 right which went to the fence and was long enough for a circuit of the bases. but though it started ten feet inside of first the ball described twenty foot curve and landed foul while the fans moaned in disappointment. The next tap was a foul to Cheek and the game was Bis bees.
 The attendance was good. there be- ing large sprinking Of the fair sex who came out in response to the an nouncemeEt of ladies day. They were unanimously loyal to the Browns and did their share of the roofing in truly feminine fashion. Today should witness the banner crowd of the sea son excepting of course the Bisbee Phoenix game during the fair tourns- Inent.
 The game today will be called at 3:15 p. m. in order to give those at tending the Elks' memorial chance to see the game. Special cars will be waiting at the corner Of Washington and Center streets to take the crowG from the memorial to the park. The today is expected to be a record breaker. as this is the deciding game of the series. which now stands three won by each team. Cy Young will pitch for Phoenix and is in fine trim. Shaner was slated last night to toss for Bisbee but there is persist ent rumOr in the air that when Man ager Kirk arrives in Phoenix this he will be accompanied by Dollie Gray or some other equally ef- ficient pitcher from the coast league. Dolly is the best left handler in the {. league and he would loom up as for lnidable obstacle to q Phoenix victory.
 How We Lost the Prize.
 Pettigrew was the first sticker for the Miners and after he was charged with two strikes. Clark issued d pass. F.. olson bunted and was thrown out at first by Cheek. Pettigrew taking 1 second Wilson missed two but the | third was turned the other way for | single and Pettigrew scored. Arnold ! hit sharply to Mac who fozZled il, Will 1 son taking second. s. Olson struck ] put and I. Olsen was retired from Het- ! ling to Edmunds. Sulinger went out | from F.. Olsen to Arnold. Becker sing 1 led but Hetling hit into a double play. i cutting off Becker. from F. olsen to his brother to Arnold. Bisbee one run. l
 in the second Corr arrived at first 1 Dn McClelland's error, Cheek went out | rom Hetling to Edmunds. Burns from | fo Edmunds and Pettigrew | from Hetling 10 Edmunds. The | Browns went out in a jiffy. Daley on q grounder to Burns. Frantz on d tap 10 I. Olsen and Bayless on a ping to E. Olsen. No runs.
 In the third F.. olsen hit tall one O Clark. Wilson grounded to Me clelland, Arnold hit to the same spot. put Mac made wild throw to first md the runner was safe. $. Olsen ended the misery but roller to Me -Ielland who threw hip out at first. :. Olsen booted the ball and Edmunds vas safe. McCielland popped up to ecOnd. Clark got a base on balls but ;ulinger hit to s. olsen who threw out lark at second and F.. Olsen tossed ;ully out al first. Second double play
 The Score Tied. i.
 In the fourth I. Olsen hit a roller to |, icClelland and was out at first. Corr { ingled but Cheek skied to Becker and |. Burns went to the tower on strikes. In phnaAfy hoI pacLya, bo;S,,l . i.