Arizona republican., 1908-05-25

 VANQU|SHFD MarOOnS Winners by an
 Eyebrow
The Pitchers Kept the Bat ters Puzzled and Hits Were Not Many.
League Standing.

OrpnanS -.-t .OVV
 MaroOns ...... ....4 .25O ! Maroons ..............00 900 O20 00x-2 1 Fraternals ............O10 900 OOO-l
 But for a wild pitch by Quiros in the
 second inning just before he tossed
 over the third strike to Shue, the | Champeen Fraternals would have been | gooseegged. On the other hand an er-
 TOT in center and a passed ball and single contributed to the Maroons runs
 and gave them the game. It was not
 only the closest of the league series so ! far but its outcome was a most un-
 certain quantity even uD till the last | man was out. No one Ventured to | leave the grandstand till it was all
 over, for it looked as if in the closing l chapter the Frats might tie up the score and the contest go more than nine rounds. In both the eighth and ninth inning the Frats had two on 1 bases and it was exciting business to see how the Maroons pulled out of the | hole. Williams heaved the spheriOd for ! the Fraternals He had good control and speed. He was yesterday trying ! out on the Tailenders a mighty spit
 ball which he is beginning to use to | advantage when he can control it. Only
 two hits were tapped off his delivery. | Quiros was on the slab for the Maroons till the seventh, when he was succeed
 ed by Grijalva. Quiros pitched good
 ball up to the time of his retirement from the game. He allowed two hits in the second inning. None were made l ss..r. T1- i Morris did not catch quite as brilliant a game as usual for him, while Pedro | showed improvement
 The feature of the combat was the | sensational catch by Scott at short of
 Morris line drive, which was speeding along on the high gear some three or | four feet above Scott's noodle, but he | claWed it out of the scenery and cheated Morris out oi legitimate two | base smash. Morris would have | scored later on an error made at sec had the ball got away into the out field. Warner played fast game at short. handling several chances clean and improving on his throwing to first. I he defeat of the Fraternals will give the Orphans further encouragement to pull for the pennant. Magoffin um- pired yesterday and neither team had any kick or his work
 First Inning-The Fraternals were first up. Rudolph struck out, Warner walked, Williams sacrificed nim to second and a passed ball gave him third; Morris missed three-Jose was easy from short to first. Frank fan ned. and Castro died second to first No runs
 Second Inning singled to left. and Towers followed with another to the same spot Mitchell took third Tevis famed: Bvers hit a fielder's choice and Towers was forced at sec end; Shue was uu and two strikes to the bad, when a wild pitch let Mitch ell score the first tally: Shue famed Scott Pedro and Lopez went on in field pings. pitcher to first, second to first and short to first respectively FratS one r-n.
 Third Inning-Rudolph fouled out to catcher; Warner to second, and Will Hams whiffed.-Grijalva attempted bunt and popped to the pitcher, Lyall drew q base on balls. Ouiros flew to left field, and Jose went to the tower on strikes. No runs
 Fourth Inning-Morris struck out, Mitchell went out via short to first, Towers was safe on an error at short. and TevIs missed three-Frank ex- pired second to first, Castro short to first and scott by the same route No runs.
 Fifth Inning-Byers popped up to pitcher. Shue received transportation and was nailed stealing second, and Rudolph attempted a bunt and fouled to catcher.-Up to this time only one Maroon had seen first. Pedro struck at wide ones, LC DeZ smOte a tall flv to center but it was muffed: Grijalva singled to ri and Lopez took third; Morris shot the ball to second to catch i Grijalva stealing but he was there on tiTde and LoLeZ rOmped home on the | play tU the plate, scoring the Maroons' | first run. Grijalva took third and | scored later on 9 passed ball. Lyall | singled to left and Quiros died second | to first, Jose from pitcher to first. Ma rooms two runs
 Sixth Inning-Warner was easy from second to first, Williams went l the windmill route, and Morris took | the same medicine Frank grounded | to short, Castro to second, and Scott | who arrived at the initial sack was cut l off stealing second. No runs.
 Seventh Inning-Mitchell punctured | the ozone, Towers went to the bench | from second to first, and Tevis | grounded to the pitcher.-Pedro pinged l one to pitcher and was retired at first, | Lopez and Grijalva both died on a | flaming bee. No runs.
 Eighth Inning-Byers expired from | third to first, Shue walked after hay ing two strikes. and Rudolph hit to pitcher wko threw to second for a double play but Scott dropped the ball and both were safe. Only one out and it looked dark and dreary for the Ma rooms. But Warmers grounder was gathered in at second and Williams hit