Arizona republican., 1909-06-07
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1909.

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 muddled play which was handled too
 slowly, but was caught at second
 when Young hit and reached first
 on fielder's choice. Dodge was
 passed a base on balls advancing
 Young. Smiley famed. Hudson came
 up and was allowed to take three
 bases on a rotten play by the locals
 between first and second and Young
 and Dodge crossed the plate. Wood
 made first on an error by the pitcher,
 but was nailed in trying to steal
 second on a throw which was taken
 by Warner. Whitmer went out on a long fly to the left fielder, who made a pretty catch. Morris was given
 free pass and went to second on a clean hit over second by Stever- son. Duhnson pounded out a two bagger and Morris and Stevenson scored. Cuber famed. Rudolph was safe on a fly to right, which the gardener dropped and Duhnson came in with the run which tied the score
 Warner sent a fly to center and the side was out.
 Third-Sullinger took a base on balls and came in with a run when Godfrey sent a liner between first and second and took three bases while Stevenson was getting the ball. Turner was out on a fly to the third baseman and Pacheco sent a long fly to right, which was gobbled up by Stevenson, who then threw God frey out at home. Buck" was given an ovation for the play, but his mod esty did not permit him to remove his cap Scott beat out a bunt Glow flied out to center. Whitmer went out from pitcher to first. Morris was safe on a poor play by the catcher and the first baseman of the visitors. Stevenson landed one over second for his second safe hit, which enabled Scott to cross the plate.. The fielder from Mesa then proceed ed to inaugurate a double steal which passed Morris over the plate Duhnson famed and Phoenix led by one run.
 Fourth-Young flied to second Hodge hit safely and then stole second and third in some of the cleverest base running seen in this city this spring, but died a slow death at the third sack, while Smiley famed and Hudson went out from second to first. Cuber went out from second to first. Rudolph reach- ed first on a ball which was handled too slowly and then took second on a steal. Warner clouted on a double which sent Rudolph over the plate and placed the valley lads two runs in the lead. Scott famed and Glow went out from second to first. leav- ing Warner waiting on second.
 Fifth Wood took a base on balls but was caught a second time in an attempt to reach second base on 6 steal, Warner handling the throw. Sullinger was given a base on balls and reached third when Godfrey made a safe hit Tucson followed the example which had been set by but failed to make a go of the double steal. Godfrey was called out for running out of the line when he was about to be tag ged by Warner and Sullinger was forced back to third. Turner fam ned. Whitmer and Morris went out in rapid succession on grounders which were fielded from second to first. Stevenson took a third hit in the same spot where he had landed his two previous efforts, but perish ed on the sack when Duhnson went out from the pitcher to first base.
 Sixth-Pacheco went out from third to first and Young followed suit, except that his grounder was handled by the shortstop. Dodge took two bases on a bad throw, but was left on the second sack when Gonzales famed. Cuber, Rudolph and Warner went out from second, short and pitcher to first, in short order.
 Seventh-Hudson was put out. short to first. Wood showed that he had not entirely lost the cunning which he had displayed in his pre- vious appearance in this city, and placed his anatomy in front of the sphere. Sullinger hit for two bases and Wood scored. Godfrey received | l free pass. Turner went out from third to first. Pacheco took two bases on a swift one which Duhnson failed to field, while Sullinger and Godfrey completed the circuit and left Tucson one run in the lead l Young ended the scoring by going put from pitcher to first Scott got l to first on an error by the shortstop. |