Arizona republican., 1909-02-21
NORMALS WIN
 FROM INDIANS. Redskins We're Sca|ped In Third Inning TIE SCORE WAS 8 ID 2.
Big Game In Valley League Series For The Republican
 Cup Will Be Washington's
 Birthday When "Jackrab- bits" and Coyotes" Clash.
Games

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 Yesterdays game-Normal, s; In dians, 9
 After the game played at the Indian school grounds yesterday afternoon be- tween the Indians and the Normal nine, whatever doubt anyone may have had as to whether or not the Normals are after that cup, was quickly dissi- pated From the first to the last in ming they played a savage game, fight ing for every advantage and even go- ing so far as to question the decisions of the umpire.
 The Jackrabbits played ball as though they really meant business, and the exhibition given savOred more of professional ball than an amateur game between two schools While there were errros made by both hines. one of the Normal men having three to his discredit, still there were many brilliant plays that were carried out with a sort of electric speed that was dazzling. The game itself was unfor- tunately one-sided, as the Normal nine piled up five runs in the third inning, and once again the Redskins went up in the air as if they had wings.
 The game was witnessed by a large number of rooters from all three schools. Phoenix high showed up on the grounds in force and rooted for the Indians. It was quite apparent that they wished the Redskins to win and cut down that perfect score of the Jackrabbits. They cheered the h. dians as though they were urging on to victory the best friends they had in the world In addition the Indian school filled the bleachers and gave the warwhoop whenever 1t was most needed
 |. The ill-fortune which seems to have followed the Redskins in each of the three games they have played, came upon them in the third inning Blome came up to bat for the Normals. He was. hit by a pitched ball and walked to first. Critchley went out at first on a grounder. Aver knocked an as- sist hit and gets to first with it. Lynch knocked a single to center and makes first With three men on bases, Blome was caught mapping on third by the shortstop. This made two men out. Mullen knocked to short, who fumbled, and Mullen got to first. Standage, on another error of short, got to first and Aver scored Dykes then lifted three -bagger over by left field and the runs came tumbling in. Three men scored on this hit and then Cuber sent
 ,fal, r.N T,-Irn fv, making five runs Morris was thrown out at first by the pitcher. It was swift grounder that Kill picked up and let drive to first with remarkable speed.
 In the second inning the Indians had a fine chance to score, but it some how faded away. Three men were on bases and ValenZuela, who was at the bat, had been given three balls. Aver the Normal pitcher, then famed him out, making the last man.
 In the sixth inning there was howl from, the Jackrabbits when Tebben, the umpire. called two men out as the re- suit of double play. One of the men who made the kick admitted after ward that Tebben's judgment was right The Normals were at the bat. Morris got to first on a ball muffed by the Indian first baseman. Cuber, of the Normals, had reached third. While Cuber was leading off third the first baseman threw to third, the latter dropping the ball. Cuber started for home. The shortstop got the ball and shot it home, putting Cuber out by a fair margin, according to the specta- tors Then the catcher threw to sec ond and caught Morris, also by fair margin. But the Jackrabbits set up quite a howl over the decision, but were unable to make the umpire see their side of it.
 The tabulated scores are as follows:
 2 3 , 6 8 9