Arizona republican., 1908-05-18
1rOunCing of Orphans by
 Old Rivals
EX-WOOdmen Unable to Connect When Men Are On Bases.


 ward the pennant. Or rather Millett the discarded center fielder, drove in bulkhead and hope was a faint and glimmering star in a murky sky
 Up till the sixth session the Orphans had secured only one safe swat off his delivery. He had one bad inning when he issued three comps in sue cession. But he pulled out of the mud for two were in the morgue at the time. Hull, who opposed the Frats, fared worse in support than in the game with the Maroons the previous Sunday. But the raps he allowed were timely and gave the Frats a good chance at the rub Der.
 The game was fought for blood from the outset and the crowd which was large, was keyed up to a high pitch of excitement. Some had fig ured on the Orphans winning this encounter and many rither hoped they would bag the game. so that the contest for first place might be hotter. But both the Maroons and Orphans are still to be reckoned with in coming games. Yesterdays battle was played fast, notwithstanding a few errors. some of which were eX- cusable. Ninson made a couple of star catches in center, Warner show ed good heady work on inside play ing at short, Teb5en at third with his usual form, and Rudolph also put up a good game for the Frats at third corner. Williams made on star stab at short after Warner had been benched by Gormley for disputing a decision. Heinze made one fine grab of a hard fly in left. The Frats fat tened up their batting averages somewhat, while the Orphans, who have been ready with the willow, fell down. No one could have had any kick on the game from a fans point of view for it was dashed with as much spice and ginger and good plays as many Of the late series of professional teams in Phoenix. Teb- ben at third has played as good game as Hetling ever did. while Nor ris is league timber for backstop. The All Stars would be a crackerjack bunch. Let Prescott look to her lau rels.
 First inning. The Frats were first up. Warner was out short to first; Williams. tfrom second to first, and Mitchell from third to first. Vim son, the first Orphan up. drove the ball to center for two bags, Lewis hit to short and the play was to catch Vinson. who half way to third went back to second. the ball being tossed high, and Vinson took third Lewis stole second and Vinson came home on a bad peg to second by Morris. Magoffin walked. Cisney was hit by pitcher, only one out and bases full: it looked easy money for the Orphans, but Harter flied to sec ond and Heinze whiffed. Orphans one run.
 Second inning. Sullivan flew to center. Rudolph struck out, Morris singled to right and Sully stole sec ond; Millett slit the air. Volk flew to short, Hull died second to first. and Vinson went to the tower on strikes. No runs.
 Third inning Towers expired short to first, Tevis walked, stole second and took third on Warmers sacrifice, and scored on Williams single to center; he stole second and a wild throw gave him home Mitch ell hit to short and it was fumbled, but he was killed stealing second. Lewis popped to pitcher, Tebben to third and Magoffin went out third to first. Frats two run.
 Fourth inning. Sullivan singled to left, started for second and a wild throw to first sent him to third, where he was glued; Rudolph flew to third, Morris to first and Millett grounded out via second to first. The Orphans went out, Cisney on a fly to center, Harter on strikes and Heinze on a star fielding stunt by Warner who ran, backed up the pitcher and threw the man out at first. No runs.
 Fifth inning. Towers famed, Tevis suit and Warner was out third to first. Volk whiffed. Hull popped to short, and Vinson famed. l Very brief and no runs.
 Sixth inning Williams walked, took second on a bad throw by catcher. | Mitchell flew to left and Williams took third, Sullivan hit to left, Ru- 1olph drove one to second and Will | Jams came home. scoring on a wide | throw to the plate; Sully scored on Morris sacrifice fly to center. Here | the Orphans saw first for the first | time since the first inning. Lewis | lied pitcher to first, Tebben flew to l third; Millett filled the bases by | MagOffin, Cisney and liar ter: Heinze drove a fierce one be- .ween third and short, and Magoffin | and Cisney scored. Harter was kill | ed from catcher to third Frats two -uns, Orphans two runs.
 Seventh inning. Both sides went | but in rotation. Towers grounded to | first, Tevis flew to center and War ler, who singled to center, was cut | off trying to steal second. Volk | md Hull struck out and Vinson hit | | tall one to third. No runs.
 Eighth inning. Williams was safe | ,n an error at second. Mitchell hit | o left, Williams died at third on Sully's fielder's choice; Rudolph died | o first, and Morris after two strikes | sent home Sullivan and Mitchell on l rap to center; Millett went out | pitcher to first. Lewis was safe on | m error at first, Tebben missed | hree, Magoffin went the same route, | Cisney drove one to deep center and | Lewis scored; Harter died short to | first. Frats two runs, Orphans one | run.