Arizona republican., 1908-06-22

AS the above score by innings VIII
indicate, the game was tied up in the
eighth and it stayed that way till in
the first of the eleventh an error in
center and a timely single by Castro
pushed the winning run across the
platter. The Fraternals still had a
bat coming. They landed one on base
but the three outs came in easy fash
ion. The Fraternals had men on bas-
es in the first, second, third, the bases
full in the fifth, men on in the seventh,
eighth, nineth and tenth, who did not
have chance to tally though it look
ed as if the Maroons would not be
able to get out of the mud. Likewise
the Maroons had men on in the first,
third, sixth and eleventh who could not
register. With the score at all times
close such situations necessarily made
it a game to stir the blood of the most
lukeWarm fan.
The game abounded in sensational
plays, catches in the field and some
good box work. Delgado tossed for
the Maroons up till in the tenth, when
he was supplanted by Grijalva. Del
pitched the best ball he has worked in
this spring. showing his old time form.
He held the Frats to six hits.
Millett lead off for the Fraternals,
but was succeeded by Williams in the
fifth. Millett was tapped freely in the
second when the Maroons chalked up
three runs. Williams lost his head in
one session and allowed a man to be
scored who might have been caught
between bases. He kept the hits
scattered.
The Maroons' first scores came in
the second. Castro singled, Manuel
followed suit. and L. Quiros smote the
next one on the nose for liner which
went through big Mitchelrs arms clear
to the left field fence, sending two
runners ahead to the pan and Quiros
himself making a circuit of the bases.
With this performance the crowd had
its first spasm of yelling. Maroon
stock went up. In the third Williams
singled and Scott threw MitcheHs
grounder over the first baseman and
Williams trotted home.
In the first of the fifth, Luna Sc
cured a two-b bagger off Williams as an
opener, andr stole third. Grijalva bunt
ed to Williams and Luna chased off
third, Williams hesitating, finally
throwing to first Luna rompe1 on in,
and Grijalva was by that time safely
at the first station. Maroons' stock
took another jump. In this same
round the Fraternals made the score
stand two to four. Tevis singled but
was forced out at second on Towers
fielders choice. Warner drew a base
on balls, Williams flew out Frank in
right. Mitchell singled to left, and a
tumble of the ball let Shue, running
for Towers, waltz home. Scott's fum-
BILE of Whitlow's duster filled the
sacks and there was visible signs of
worriment among the Maroon hosts.
Rudolph flied to Frank and the danger
was averted.
The seventh was a strenuous inning.
Delgado gave signs of wildness and
hit Towers. Warner scored him with
swat to right for two bases. Williams
followed up with another two Dagger,
Warner tallying and no one out. Del
settled down, and Mitchell fOuled out
to catcher. Grijalva let Whitlow's
grounder get by and Williams came
home with the third run. Rudolph
drove a low liner to Manuel at third
and whitlow was doubled at first. re-
firing the side, in the nick of time.
Fraternals one run to the good. In
the first of the eighth Williams walked
Grijalva. he took second on Frank s
sacrifice, stole, third, and came home
on Scott's single, tieing the score.
The Fraternals threatened the goal
in the tenth. Rudolph flied to Frank.
Harter hit one to Frank which he
muffed; Millett went out second to
first, Tevis grounded to Scott who FUN
bled. A needed hit did not come for
Towers rolled one to third and Har-
ter was caught at third, The winning
run came when in the eleventh. Tevis
muffed Scott's fly to center. He stole
second and third and chalked up on
Castro's hit as has been told. Castro
went to second on a passed ball but
the next two batters were easy outs.
In the last of the eleventh williams
hit to Scott but Castro muffed the
throw. He had no chance to score for
Mitchell famed and Williams in an
endeavor to steal second expired and
the game was over.