Arizona republican., 1908-07-20
Each Has One Credit Mark
 In the Series
AIl-Stars Outplayed the
 Hill People Yesterday by a Score of } to 5.

body ventured to sweIIer on the bleacbers for it was a hot afternoon, but the attendance was very satisfac- tory and it was made up of an enthu siastic lot. The game was a dandy though it was not held down quite as scientifically as the day before. There were a few errors and one or two that were expensive, and one error of judg ment on the part of a Phoenix player that made d single of what should have been a double play. At another time the Phoenix battery came togeth- CT both men trying to capture the same little pop fly with the result that neither of them got it. Both sides seemed to be pasting the ball pretty liberally but the fielders were for the most part johnny on the spot and what otherwise would have been a lessened.
 Everything was harmonious and the umpire came home with a whole hide There were few plays of a doubtful nature and once on each side certain of the players threw down their gloves and acted as though they wanted somebody to call them a liar, just because their own men made misplays and they couldn't kick. But the might have beens do not count for any more in ball game than they do in other of life's ac- tivities.
 The two games have shown these teams to be well matched and honors 1 in, Inc. each to their credit The game yes terday was a genuine effort and there was no throwing off by the Grays for the sake of leaving the two teams on even ground. There was no time the visitors were not trying to save all the bacon they could and until the last inning there was no time that the visitors did not have a gambling chance.
 Phoenix did mighty good work to save five scores out of three hits. The Prescott lads only saved three out of eight hits, due largely to Williams keeping them well separated Scott played a fine game on third and Teb- ben as usual did well at first In fact personal honors were won by several IAehS tAS bil bONll Sluto. -NtAl sNdluIudN and Sunday the same teams will face each other in Prescott where. the Grays with cooler weather and on their own ground, feel that they will have a little better look-in. The weather yesterday was fine, though warm but the ground was a little hard and should have been scraped
 The ice was broken in the last half of the second inning when Scott SCOT ed for Phoenix. Prescott got into the game in the first half of the third Whitridge the first man up slamming single to second on Lunas erroy, later developing a score. The fourth was blank on the books but Phoenix made a good double play. third to second to first and put the third man out pitcher to first. The fifth inning was also scoreless though Phoenix made hard stab for the home plate Will Hams was hit by the pitcher, Scott ran for him, stealing second and third but the execution of the Grays battery was so rapid he died at the latter sta tion by the retiring of the side.
 It was in the sixth inning that the tables turned a little in favor of the home team. Prescotts first half net ted nothing but blasted hopes, Redman handing fine fly to Mitchell in cen ter and the two succeeding Grays per ishing at the feet of Tebben on first. through the assistance of third base and pitcher, respectively. For the All Stars Warner walked, stole second advanced to third and scored on a passed ball. This put the game ? to one in favor of the home team. Scott elevated fly foul the pitcher saved and Tebben hit to center but the next man was out pitcher to first.
 In the seventh Phoenix got the rest of them after the Grays retired, one two three, and Grijalva had been put to sleep by foul fly to third. Morris walked and stole second. Williams was out second to first, Morris going to third on the play and scoring on fly by Luna to the center fielder who dropped it. Warner hit safe to center field advancing Luna to third, mak- ing second himself Magoffin was safe through inability of the Grays shortstop to recover the hit scoring Luna and Warner The next play forced Magoffin out at second.
 The game now stood five to one in favor of Phoenix and should have stopped there DN it didn't Prescott got in two more runs that would never have happened only that Grijalva the All-Star second baseman failed to live up to his opportunities for d double play Whitridge the first Prescott man up hit safe to left field and Sul- Hvan was hit by the pitcher and took first. Wolfs foul to catcher was fatal and Redman hammered the ball to Grijalva who had ample time to throw to the shortshop on second who could have returned it to first and killed both Sullivan and the bat ter, retiring the side. But Griialva refused to take the longer chance and threw the batter out at first Before the inning closed both Whitridge and Sullivan scored.
 That ended the run making though Phoenix got a man as far as third in her half. Tebben was given first, be- ing hit by pitcher and Warner started