Arizona republican., 1908-08-31
'MARO0NS DEFEATED
 WITH BANK BATTERY
Which Was Their Mainstay For Nine Innings. Several Fast Doubles Executed.

All Stars. ......O OO 0 0 1 O-3 Maroons. . ...10 6 o % 01 0-2 Despite the short notice given the fans good sized crowd witnessed the defeat of the Maroons for a second time at the hands of the All Stars, by close score of to ?. It was not won till the last man was out. At any mo- ment it looked as if the MaroOns might rally and run enough across the rubber to take the game Tn tow.
 There were a number of spectacular double plays in the contest to wake upthe enthusiasm of the rOoters. Both teams starred in these events. the Maroons pulling off two, and the All Stars a pair. The first double killing executed blythe Maroons might have as well been recorded as a triple play, but there was one already out at the time A triple has not been made on the Phoenix diamond this year. Principal interest attached to the bank battery, as it was termed. and worked on Herzberg's teanI Dare, the pitcher, and Stice the backstop both are employed in the Phoenix National
 
 hearing more or less about them of late. They workout rather better than expected and the All Stars were not able to do much with Dare's delivery. He has a large catalog of shoots and fair speed. His head work showed he had been in the game before. For the first game for months he did remark ably well in going the entire nine in ings. It is thought that with more conditioning he will hold his own with any of the pitching timber in these parts. Stice too caught him well and is possessed of the necessary wing to chop off the basestealers.
 But Johnson. who was ip the box for the All Stars did a shade the best work this season though he went into the game reluctantly. The Maroons got four hits off his benders, two of which were scratches or flukes. The All Stars secured four off Dare. The latter famed three while Johnson moved down six.
 The Maroons pushed Quiros over the pan in the first on an error at third, a stolen base. an over throw of second and a wild pitch The next ball
 
 third strike of the third out: North took base on balls in second, Grijalva's liner was nabbed by Tebben and North couldn't get back south in time to be safe. A near tally loOmed up in the fourth when Scott was on third: North drove one to Byers on second who threw him out at first and Scott stealing home was cut off by a hair at the plate on the double. The Ma rooms had no chance to score till the eighth. In that round, Pedro walked, stole second and came home from sec Ond when Mitchell bumped into Sulli- van and the policeman dropped the fly hOisted by Scott. Scott tried a steal of second, but was nipped in the early bud by Pancho to Warner. In the last session, Grijalva rapped to right but expired, trying to make it a two bagger.
 The All Stars tallies came as fol- lows; two were chalked up in the fourth. An error at third let Mitchell to first. Byers single let him to second, and an overthrow of third by the first sacker to catch Mitchell allowed both to keep up the pace to home Pancho uioNS Out d t"o pdSsei loiloWihS taliS bum chuck, which would have tailed lat least one of the runners if not both anyway.
 The third All Star runwas achieved in the eighth. Warner taking sGcoDd on a huff of his long fly to left; he stole third and came home on Tebben's sacrifice fly to left. The Maroons doubles were executed fuah Grijalva to Pedro ;and from Pefro to North on first. Both were quickly accomp- lished. Harter failed to appear in a suit and Pancho was used behind the bat and held up his end of the battle Magoffin was absent on account of necessary toll for the Pacific Co. Sul- livan umpired satisfactorily.
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