Arizona republican., 1909-09-19
.ELkS WILL LOCK
 ANTLERS 0N DIAMOND
The Visitors From Tucson Will Play the Local Lodge Today at
 Eastlake Park.


 Are you going to the Elk's ball game? l am"
 Every Elk in town and many who are not Elks are wearing this motto on a little tag in their buttonholes today just to let people know about how many there are of them and to advertise the return game with the Tucson lodge.
 Phoenix will be invaded by a band of jolly Elks from Tucson at 1O:30 city time this morning. They are coming over to give the local lodge chance to get even on the disas- trous game of baseball played in Tucson a few weeks ago. Their com ing is to be made a memorable event and every form of entertainment that the wise ones can think of will be on tap for the visitors.
 It is estimated that at least 800 will be present at the ball game, which will be played at Eastlake park in the afternoon. Two hundred antlered ones are expected on the train from Tucson. Then there will be the vast delegation of Elks' and nOt-Elks from Phoenix and neiboring towns.
 It is announced that the ball game is not going to be a pudding for the visitors. The team has been mater tally strengthened since they visited Tucson with premature confidence and returned like Napoleons shattered cohorts from the invasion of Russia Nevertheless, it is strongly to be doubted whether or not the Phoenix boys will get the desired revenge, for Tucson is exceptionally strong
 The program for the day will be as follows:
 A committee, comprised of George DriscoH, George Mintz and C. J. Me Elroy. will meet the visitors at Mari copa and escort them the rest of the way. The entire lodge is requested to turn out with pennants and be at the station on the arrival of the train. They will be supported by a band. All will then go to the club rooms in the Elks' theater The real sport will begin at l D. m, when eighteen automobiles will gather in front of the clubhouse to take the visitors about the valley. Al Moore who has charge of this feature. asks that all cars assemble promptly at the scheduled time.
 The drive will be out past the capitol, then to the Indian school grounds and out Central avenue north to the Arizona canal and through the orange groves. The ride will oc- cupy about an hour.
 The ball game will be called at 2:30 o'clock. The lineup for the visitors will be, pitcher. Hatcher; catcher. Drachman; first. Myers: second, Corbett; short, Hudson; third. Sullinger; Kelly and Dietrich in the outfield. Very little need be said in regard to this lineup. Especially in the infield are the Tucson men strong. Hatcher. Sullivan and Hudson are players far above the average
 The local nine will be made up in this fashion. Eddie Hull will display son will be held in reserve in case Hull's arm gets tired. Heflin will catch. Harter will be on first. John son at second and Nicholson at third George Byers will play short. and in the outfield will be Hersing of the Riverside team, and Strong. Levy will probably substitute.
 The general admission to the game will be fifty cents This will include a seat in the grandstand. There will also be a small charge of twenty-five cents for vehicles admitted to the park The public is invited.