Arizona republican., 1907-11-30
Yesterdays Game Was
 Only by an Eyebrow
But It Was a Sensational Session and a Credit to Both Sides.
Phoenix ....... 0000o 2x-3 Bisbee - 900 0001 0@2

fanS sweat blood. alternating be- tween an ague chill and the hot flush of ballarial fever Daley's home-run wallop in the Seighth. scoring two gents. won the game. after Pettigrew in the first half of the same round united the score with a homer which from the sixth had stuck an even break. Then to sugar-coat the cake with a. bright frosting; in the Bisbee half of the last session, two men on bases and one out, a double play by McClelland was created 50 quick that chained lightning was not a fourth rater even.
 and those who stayed in their shells were the losers. For the grand free for all winning steak of the Browns Is yet unbroken. not even bent Yet the goal was threatened more than once yesterday and it wasn't a good guess as to which would win. Until the terrific smasherino of Mir. Daley which went the limits of the yard. MT. Shaner almost had us beaten. only four bingles were pried from his offer ings, while Clark was touched up for six. Pepper did not have good con- trol of his curves and defeat was only narrowly averted. But both men had a formidable array of supporters be- teresting. Shaner made one bad bull. when thinking two gone. he threw out the man at first and allowed Becker to steal home with the first run for Phoenix
 Burns. who umpired. did a good job except one disputed decision on Petit grew's homer which some thought might have been a foot or two foul. But Daley's duplicate brought back the effervescent smile. Say there is noth- ing like a fourbase wallop to cheer an athlete on his rocky way. Curly. who cant. and he wouldn't and he couldn't keep still. dropped three plunks in his hat and went through the small crowd and presented MT. Daley with somewhere over a ten dol lar sweet William as a floral offer ing for his smash. Curly had won his bets again.
 IL was funny coincidence. too. that both those homers came after two were out. and it looked like hope was in the scar and yellow leaf of life Then McClelland put out the last three Miners. He really had four chances at it but one tap took bad bounce in the soft earth and kept on travelling. The Story of the Game.
 Bisbee went to bat first. Pettigrew was assassinated from Frantz to Ed munds. F.. olson found Clark for one base but underestlmated the distance to second and Bayless threw him out Wilson hammered nightly but it fell in the trap of Daley in left garden Sully was the first down for the
 Browns on pop up 10 F.. olson Shaner issued a pass to Becker but Hetling's grounder to l. Olson at third retired Becker at second. Daley struck out No runs.
 Arnold in the second inning started a near-panic by a hit to center. s. Ol- son sacrificed him to second. I. olson was easy from McClelland to Edmunds and Corr on a roller to Edmunds
 Frantz drew a base on balls. Bayless sacrificed him Co second. Edmunds grounded to short and McClelland whiffed. No scores.
 The third was simple process ot going up to bat and walking back again on both sides. Cheek and Burns
 skied to Sulinger and Pettigrew was put out from McClelland to Edmunds Clark famed. Sulinger and Becker
 were both sent to the woods from S olson to Arnold. No scores.
 The fourth canto witnessed a curtain raiser. F. Olson singled over second
 Wilson struck out. Arnold after miss ing two landed on the third one for (
 double and F. olson scored. s. Olsor
 hit to McClelland and Arnold who ov-
 errun third was put out. s. Olson went
 the way of all who try to steal seconC
 on Bayless. The coacher should have
 known better than to send him to cer- tain doom. Phoenix had no look ir
 in the last half. Hetling popped .uI to F. olson and Daley and Frant; were retired on infield taps to second land short. Bisbee I. Phoenix 0. | The fifth was equally abbreviated
 for Bisbee. L olson grounded to Clark
 Corr hoisted one to Becker and Cheel
 raised a skyscraper which Frant;
 gathered in. There was a small splasi lof hope in the last half when Bayles!
 drove to the right lot for two bases Edmunds sacrificed him to third bu
 McClelland pinged an easy one t'
 Shaner and Clark went to the towel on strikes.
 The Score Tied.
 1 The Miners threatened the hom'
 platter in the sixth. Shaner was ou on a duster to Edmunds. who grab bed 1t off first, and there ensued ; pretty foot race between him and thu
 runner which caused some amusemen
 in the grand stand. Pettigrew walked
 on wide ones. and advanced to seconC
 on E. Olson's tap to McClelland. wn' tossed the Swede out at first. Petit grew stole third and Wilson put thu
 side out with a grounder to Frantz
 In the last half the Browns tied uI
 the score. Sulinger got bingle b, third but was off first too far ant slipped in the dust and Cheek threv | him out. Becker sInote one for : double and took third on Hetling! It tap to short who tried to cut off Beck ! CT at third but a huff spoiled the pos , sible chance, though Becker about ha' tthe station purloined. Daley hi sharply to Shaner. who threw him ou
 at first. while Becker rushed hom'
 with fha tally that counted Frant,