Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

in the last of this chapter was passed, rapid order. Higley singled in the fifth but no timely bingle came to advance him home. Lewis singled in the sixth after two were In the morgue, stole second but Grijalva's fly was gobbled by Tolliston. Thacker singled to left and Shoop tried to score from second but was thrown out at the plate.
 In the seventh the Y. M. c. A. was retired on flys.
 A base on balls to Luna started things in the Leagues half. He stole short and third and Delgado scored Luna with a drive along the first base line; Vinson bunted and was safe, and there was signs of nervousness among the Y. M. c. A. rooters. Quiros hit to short and Byers ran home, the ball be- ing played to third to cut off Delgado instead of to the plate. Del was safe but Castro's ping to the pitcher forced Del at home, Pedro fouled to Thomas at third, and Lewis hit a smash to left but it was gathered in and the score was tie.
 The lineup was as follows: Y. M. c. A.-Spaulding, catcher; Thacker, pitcher; Jones, first; Higley, second; Thomas, captain and third; Shoop, short; Tolliston, left; Hahn, center and short; Lyle. right.
 League-Pedro, catcher; Delgado, pitcher; Castro, first; Grijalva, sec ond; Vinson, third; Lewis. short; By CTS, left; Quiros, center; Tevis. right.
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 The Prescott Game.
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 Williams started off like whirl- wind, striking out three in the opener and two in the second. It was not till the fourth that the Grays were able to land; then they rapped out two singles. Millett went in the box in the seventh, after the game was cinched for Phoenix. He was rapped right smartly but lack Of support let in few scores. Burgett was wild from the beginning. He evidently did net know where to find the platter. hitting three batters, and one runner for good mea- sure, and gave six bases on balls. Nor ITS t AlhN SeiilAN anu NAAN N'N SA the Phoenix nine played good ball, ex- cept Cisney at first who seemed to have an off day, committing three slips, one on fast assist from right by Magoffin in the fourth which was for two runs later. How ever, every man makes his breaks and he usually is there with the goods. Magoffin got the longest hit of the day, a slashing three e-bagger to left | The All Star infield was fast but the was in such bum shape that fast ball playing was not always pos sible. The outfield was not given much to do. Flies were hard to judge l on account of the wind which cut up | all sorts of cappers.
 The Grays have the makings of a | good ball team and a few games will | put them in first-class shape. Only | one Prescott man saw first till the | fourth. In this chapter Redman died ! pitcher to first, Mitchell hit to left for | two sacks, Wilson hit a bounder to | right and Magoffin scooped it up and | fired it to first but the ball was huff l ed McNulty famed, Mitchell scored | on a wild throw to second. Thomas ! singled and scored later on a wild ! throw to third, and Witridge went out ! to first. Prescott secured two | in the sixth, Wilson was safe on a | huff at first of Warmers assist and ! took second, McNulty sent him home with drive to left. Thomas hit pass ed second, Whitridge famed out, Bur gett hit safe, Ryer singled and Me- | Nulty registered. Burgett was put out 1 from third to second, and Wolf ended 1 it by striking out. In the ninth Pres colt registered three times, on a base on balls, an error, and single and a | wild throw to the plate. The Phoenix runs were made variously. mostly by good sticking. coupled with Burgett's complimentaries. Cisney hit the first l ball thrown to short and it was bolted. a bad start. Warner hit to pitcher and Cisney was forced at second, Mitchell and Magoffin started Burgett's wheel revolving by slugging the sphere almost to the left field fence, Warner chalking up. Four more runs were sent over the rubber in the sec ond stanza. Morris struck out, Sul- livan walked, Tebben hit to right, Sul- ly scoring and Williams was passed, Cisney hit to the infield and in the tumble two came home. Cisney scored later on a passed ball after Mitchell