Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
TWO GAMES TODAY
 All EASTlAKt PARK
Indian School Bard Viii Play Before
 and During the Contests.


 Spaulding ......catcher. Harter Thatcher, Hurley Johnson, Delgado Jones ....... first. ........ Castro | Higley .....s second. ..... Grijalva | Thomas ..... third. ....... Rudolph | Shoop ....... short ......... Lewls | Hahn .......... .lett ......'.' NIhSoH Lyle ........ center. ........ Quiros .TollistOn right. t......... BNers
 The above is the lineup of the teams which will lead off in the double head | CT in the games today at Eastlake l park Dr Roy Thomas is the captain of the Y NJ. C. A. nine which presents a very strong and formidable array Of ball players. Thatcher, one of the star pitchers at Occidental and friend of Clarence Spaulding who will receive him, arrived in the city yesterday He is considered one of the fast amatuer itwirlers on the coast This team has been practicing daily and the lineup chosen from the city league to play against the Y. M. c. A. will nave to show some class if they defeat their opponents. This is a benefit game and a per cent of the proceeds will go to the Y M C. A. athletic fund.
 On account of the Y. NJ. C. A. team having an interest in the double head CT as a special favor to them, Captain Grinstead of the Indian school has ten Idered the services of the Indian band, (which will play on the streets before
 the game and at the park. The ma iority of the stores in the city Will Iclose from noon till 6 o'clock, the rail lroad offices will be closed at noon and those few houses which will be com pelled by the nature of their business to remain open Saturday afternoon will grant special privileges to their em- lployes where possible, in order that they may attend or take part in the contests The Y. NJ. C. A. game will , start promptly at o'clock and the : lsecond game between Prescott and Phoenix All Stars at 3:3O p. m.
 . The lineup of the All Stars will be: |. Morris, catcher; Hull, Millett, Williams . land Grijalva, pitchers; Cisney, first . base: Scott, second; Tebben, third; . Warner, short stop; Sullivan. left; . Mitchell, center; Magoffin, right. : It is understood that the Prescott . Grays will be strengthened by an i'm
 ported pitcher and that they will bring
 laIong the fastest nine that can be gathered in the north parts. The man.
 ager of the Prescott team was inform | ed that they might expect to go up against the choice of all the city league | lplayers. not one of the individual mines so that there can be, no misunder- standing about the eligibility of any man. The All Stars have worked out together the past week and while this will be their first appearance on the diamond as a team, each man has hac | from six to eight weeks of playing and it is believed that on paper, con- sidering records, it is the best anna tuer nine Phoenix ever pulled lnt'
 shape. Of course there are surprises
 more of them in baseball than in Othel Ii sport If the kind of ball the thre'
 city league hines have been playint this spring is any sort of premise ol u which to base a prediction the Phoe nix representatives will give good ac count of themselves.
 With all the attractions that are ol ' the bill for today, and being Decoration | day. one of the largest crowds tha ever attended a ball game is expecte'
 to gather at Eastlake today. Beside . the semi professional game. betweel
 Prescott and Phoenix, the Y. M. C. A lnine is sure to draw many spectator ' who seldom attend the exhibitions.
 is composed partly of eX-college play
 CTS, some of whom have stood high |
 athletic circles.