Arizona republican., 1908-08-10
WILD FILINGS
 THE FEATURE
Sights of BaSebdlIiStS Set for Long Range Work
MarOOns Were Vanquished for First Time in Many Games.

! All Stars .. 70 o O1 x-5 lMaroons -. ....O % 900 IS The AI-Stars put the kibosh on [ the MaroOns yesterday in a game (which was singularly devoid of hit | ting. It was only measly four and ' three safctics that each side secured. Two of the AllS Stars skinny out puts however, when coupled up with d base on balls, an error and one man hit by the pitcher gave the game to the All Stars after the Ma rooms had lead with two talles.
 The doleful knell of the Maroon ! joys came in tue fiitu which Was not a very brilliant excerpt of the nation al pastimc Harter was safe on an astonishing huff by Jay Towers, the huMbre on first, and then Banker Byers biffed the ball to right for a single. l.. Quiros contributed to the distress in loading up the sacks by walking Millett. Warner hit a field CTS choice to third and Harter was retired at the plate on the forceout.
 1t really didn't look so gum for the
 Maroons at this period. Tebbcn was
 next on the job with the bat and his two base smash cleaned up the bases. Quiros hit Sullivan, the cop, and Masoffin hit a stinger to Ru-
 dolph and Tcbben came rompinS home That was about the warmest peanut that ever came down the line, and Rudolph lost his noodle. He clung onto the ball and stood on third thinking it was a force while the batter waltzed merrily to first. Fly balls by Sockless Johnson and
 Big Mitchell put the side out with a score four to two.
 Previous to this epoch Quiros had showed a disposition to wildness but the same did not do any damage for the All-Stars couldn't connect. They were therefore put out in easy fashion till the fifth. Millett tossed la pretty steady game for the All
 Stars and but for mishaps in his
 backing would have walked away with a shutout. The first two ses- sions only six Maroons came up and bObbed down again.
 Two had fallen in the discard in the third when QUiros hit to Tcbben and MagOffin on first dropped the ball. Rudolph tapped a fielder's fav- orite to Tebben who intended to force Out Quiros at second for the final out, but flung the sphere above Johnson's reach and Louie took third. Grijalva singled and Quiros scored and Rudolph came home when Millctt also heaved wildly over Magoffin on Pancho's easy ping. Grijalva had never stopped running, like a runaway mule, and politely kept coming till he was put out at the plate by the catcher who had the ball. If someone had only thought before the game to have hob bled Murphy so he could not have gone so far and so fast an out could have been saved.
 There were some other peggings to bases wilder than the man from Borneo, but somehow the teams all ways pulled out of the hole and the score was kept down. Sully who policed the left field let one long fly slip through his clutches but nothing came of it. It was in the eighth, when Rudolph singled and Grijalva hoisted the fly. Only one was in the hearse. Rudolph at tempted to steal third and saw his | finish if he kept on, and sashayed 1
  slide from short to the sack but sliding wasn't good yesterday and he couldn't crawl, so he simply laid down and died with a futile founder. i Grijalva also made a similar at tempt to reach third and failed. Thus | faded one opportunity.
 The next the Maroons were given was fa the ninth. Pancho was out on a grounder, Scott singled to cen ter and J. Towers smote one to sec ond but the assist was muffed at first and Jay received a life. Scott purloined third and scored on a 1 passed ball, making the third Maroon tally. Pop flies ended the scoring.
 The fifth Star score came in the seventh on Sully's fielder's choice | which he beat out on the attempted |