Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-31
Shelter Boys Play Ragged Ball And Lose By Score of 13 To 5--How The Game Was Played--Fort Wineate Coming Friday for Two Games.

4"u'ii'I b'IhR ueclucu out HOuge went out, second to first, and Rice flew out. No runs.
 For Prescott, Mitchell hit safe. Bar. nett buntcd and took second on wild throw. Mitchell scored on n passed ball, Barnett advancing. Barker, in to replace Reymillcr, famed. Barnett scored from third on n passed ball. Farquhar was out, second to first. Fl. liott hit safe and Wilson went out, short to first. Two runs.
 Sixth Inning-Burgctt went out, sec. ond to first. Ross flew out to center and Redman struck out. No runs.
 When Prescott came to the bat in her half, there was changc.up in the lineup of the Greens. Arnold, who had been catching, went on the rubber, and Cole went behind the bat, Burgett go. ing to third. Hudson, first up for the Grays, found the new pitcher for n single, and on dumb playing and wild throws, took third. Graham hit n fly to left, who dropped it, Hudson scoring Rcinhordt retired after three swings. and Graham scored on passed ball. Mitchell drew pass. Barnett flew to short and Mitchell was doubled out. Two runs.
 Seventh Inning flew out 70 center. Arnold hit n fly back of third base. Hudson got under it but dropped it. Cole flew out to short and Mueller famed. No runs.
 Mueller was then put in to catch and Burgett went to first. For Pres. citt, Barker hit safe and stole second. farquhar went out, second to first Elliott walked and Barker was caught stealing third, Elliott making second in safety. Wilson famed. No runs.
 Eighth Inning-Hodgc was out, third to first. Rice flew out to second. Bur. gett hit safe. Ross got n single and Burgc,t was forced out. No runs.
 For Prescott, Hudson went out, see. ond to first. Graham hit safe and stole second and third; later scoring on a passed ball. Reinhardt famed. Mitch. ell got safe bunt, Barnett hit n single and Mitchell was forced out. One run.
 Ninth Inning-Redman bunted safely for the Greens. Long flew out to third, Arnold struck out, and Cole hit safe. scoring Redman. Mueller hit safe but Cole was caught stealing third, and the game was over.
 Following is the score by innings: Innings- l23 456 7s9 Humboldt -. .... .003 100 0Ol-- 6 Prescott ... .... =. .l52 O22 Ols.-l3
 Notes of the Game.
 This makes two games apiece for tho two crack teams of the Territory. The fifth game, to be played soon, win, In all probability, be the greatest struggle for mastery between these two teams ever witnessed by tho local fans.
 Mitchell played A gilt.cdged game, yesterday, fielding his position we'll getting bunts and safeties that nettsd runs, and driving out two.bagger. Out of five times up he got three hits and scored three runs, besides playing m errorless game.
 The old, old trouble of finding an umpire that can satisfy both teams is still present. Better send for the shade of Solomon.
 While the game was ragged. at times, there was some good base ball in spots, and until the Greens grew weary and laid down, the game was exciting for the grandstand.
 Barnett, who did good twirling, al. though he helded his position poorly, making three errors, has been signed for the remainder of the season, and will soon remove his doll rags from tho Ancient Pueblo, to the city mile high.
 Probably Wynkoop and the Tucson papers will now confess that if Hum. boldt is the best team in the Territory, Prescott, having defeated them twice out of four times, must Do just about as good, and, in any event, able to hang 1t all over the Tucsonians. Wilson got three errors at third, prin. ciPally on account of his hand, which is still sore, while Hudson earned two, for which he had no excuse. Ross, Long, Arnold, Cole, Barnett and Elliott were eaca hurt moro or less severely during the game.
 Tho 0rays made . total of eleven hits, sgsinst six by Humboldt. The lat.