The copper era., 1909-07-08
MONDAYS GAME

After the defeat of Sunday on the
 Xorenci diamond the Clifton boys
 made up their minds to get revenge
 and on Monday afternoon before one
 of the largest crowds ever seen at
 the ball park walloped the visitors in
 such a manner that it was really a
 shame to take the prize money which
 the Fourth of July committee had
 hung up for the winner. The boys
 had their fighting clothes on and
 with no short fences to prevent the felders from scooping the flies Mo.
 renci was not in it, and especially so
 when McCleary took the slab and ex-
 hibited his strong arm to the satis-
 faction of the local supporters. Be-
 fore going any further it might be
 well to state that Wynne was in good humor Monday and replaced his quar- relsome ways with smiles. I he
 would continue this dope his work be- | hind the bat would be better appre-
 ciated.
 Rigby and Randall opened on the | firing lines and in the first Morenci
 was allowed to score one, while in l CliftOn's half it was offset with
 total of four. Rigby he Id the | visitors down until the middle of the ! fifth inning, and after they mad made | three runs, McIlyeen, who had charge
 of the team, called McCleary from l the field and put him in the box, from
 which time Morenci's troubles com menced. After Mac tossed a few easy ones he settled down to business aud during the remainder of the game MOrenci seldom saw one or her men
 on third base. MOrenci scored one in | the first. Ware walked, took second
 on a sacrifice and scored on Wynne's single. Clifton took the lead in her
 half, scoring four and were meyer | headed. Caul walked. McCleary l famed Scanlan walked and Nell | yeeu's single filled the corners.
 Mason's hit to center scored Oaul and | Scanlan going to second. Kelly fol- ] lowed with a two base drive to left l scoring Mac and Mason. Williams | famed and Brock raised one to cen | ter. In the second O'Brien led off with hit and stole second. Rigby l famed the next two and O'Brien 1 died stealing third. Randall retired i the locals on strikes. Warren got l pass in the third but the next three
 were easy outs. Clifton scored two more. Scanlan led off with three ! bagger to left center. Mac put fly l to left Brubacker dropped Mason's l fly and Scanlan scored. Mason took second on a wild pitch and third on a 1 passed ball. Kelly walked. Wynne ] passed another and Mason raced l home. Williams and Brock died on | flies. In the fourth Kelly made a 1 phenominal stop of Wynne's drive and retired him at first. Brubacker
 singled but got no further, the next 1 two proving easy outs. Clifton went down one, two, three in her half. l MOreuci scored three in the fifth. 1 Wilson beat out bunt and scored on ! Iiandall's double. Randall stole 1 third. Ware walked and stole second. Webster died at first. Wolf singled to right scoring Randall and Ware. McCleary was sent in to re- lieve Rigby, Riley going to center. Wynne was thrown out at first and Ellis took care of Brubacker. For ! Clifton Scanlan died at first. Mo Tween singled and was forced by Mason. Mason was thrown out steal ing. Morenci went down one, two,
 shree in the sixth. Clifton got two
 more in her half. Kelly and Will Hams walked. Brock beat out bunt. O'Brien dropped the throw and Kelly scored. Riley drove a long fly to left scoring Williams. Caul tanned and
 McCleary forced Brock. In the
 seventh Randall walked. Riley took
 Wares fly after q hard run. Web
 ster forced Randall and Wolf hOisted
 one to Williams. For the locals Scanlan walked and took third on
 McIlveen's sacrifice. Mason and
 Kelly died. Wynne led off with a single in the eighth but was forced