Arizona republican., 1908-09-21
PLAYED A TIE CAME
 FIRST HAtf LAUGHAbLE
New Wonder Coin Was a Goner Be- fore He Went Far On the Slab.

Colored Cubs. A 0 1 o o o o 0-8 Lehi Indians Q. 70 0 2 0 0 2 1 0-S
 The Indians and the Colored Cubs did not strike their proper pace in yes terdaV's encounter till about the sixth inning, then they played some Teal exciting ball. Unfortunately it was too hate at the closeof the ninth inning, when the score stood a tie for the In dians to finish the game and catch the train for Mesa. The -grdndstand was much disappointed. All bets were declared off and the gate money di- vided evenly. The history of the in- nings which might have followed no doubt would be interesting.
 In the kickoff. the Indians took lengthy lead and it looked just as easy as moulding putty for the redskins to win the game. It later developed into a hard contest when the Cubs began to land on the ball and a few errors were tossed in to further their run getting. Tine tieup came in the eighth and both were blanked in the ninth.
 The new and boasted whirlwind from California, Coin, lasted but one round.
 He was started goin on the check cred career as soon as he opened up with a base on balls to the first h. dian batter. And he never stopped goin till they had plastered up four figures in the run column Coin never came back. The next round Charlie Grijalva took his job with the hand icap of four runs and the Indians hit ting the ball like it was the size of a pumpkin.
 Scott the Indian twirler was not in the form shown in the former game. and the longer the contest went the less effective were his benders. The scoring of the Colored Cubs began in the fourth when Grijalva slammed the ball to left and Boggs followed with a stinger to left scoring Charlie. Boggs tallied later on a hit. A fast double play from pitcher to first and back to the plate ended the Cubs rally for that ultimo.
 But when they took up the bludgeon in the fifth the bombarding continued three sWats, a base on balls an1 a grounder allowing three of the dark boys to get a whiff of the savory plat ter. The Indians braced up in the SlAll ItllllilS lllt NAbS llelllAlAAN. AAAt seventh opened by one man being re tired at first, then boot was pulled off at short, when Coin went to first, and had gone in the past perfect tense by a steal of second Thus he had lived up to his name in all it's forms including the participle. It was the subjunctive mode whether he would reach third but Grijalva smote out his second two- base hit. Coin going home. Charlie also tallied from second by a spurt of speed on Boggs' drive. The Indian left fielder saved the day by a star catch and the third man famed.
 Still one run behind in the eighth the Colored Cubs made another lunge for the bacon. A single by Grijalva, the catcher helped some but he un- wisely tried for third and was put out. F. Bruce received a life at third on this play of the fielder's choice. and J. Bruce singled to right and sent his predecessor home with the tieing run. Coin never got as far as first that time and the inning ended. Grijalva walked and stole second in the ninth, but a running catch in left and a fan-out and a grounder closed the round.