Arizona republican., 1910-05-29


 LEAGUE GAMES OVER
 FOR THIS SEASON Capitol Team Defeated the Valley
 Bank Team By Score of
 23 to IS.
 Standing.
 Team Pet. Phoenix National Bank .......I.0o0 Capitol ......... .............. 800 Valley Bank ...... ....... 900
 
 The seasons play of the Phoenix Baseball league ended yesterday. and the score above shows the percent ages of the participating teams. There were a few more games yet on the schedule as originally planned. but after yesterdays game the players all got together. motion was made that it was q hot day and everybody voted aye Then it was moved and carried that the league series be considered as finished for the spring season. on account of the hot weather. It car ried. It was regarded as fine place to stop. too. The Phoenix Ma tionaI had all it could ask for in the way of percentage. the Valley Bank team was too far behind to hope for anything save to draw blank every time, and the Capitol team. which apparently couldn't be first, was willing to stop before it fell back any farther It was mutually agreed that the teams should put moth balls on their suits. embalm their enthusiasm, pickle their pride. and in the fall reorganize a bigger league and play d season of baseball as is baseball. Yesterdays game was quite well attended. the gate being thrown open to all corners. The boys did not have the nerve to take money away from l anybody as hot as it was yesterday. | knowing it would all be needed for car fare and cold drinks after the | game The game was won by the | Capitol team by score of 23 as against 1S for the Valley Bank team. | It was a "spotty' performance. being | oil -l,, fafan elsewhere. as shown by the following: |
 Score by Innings. Innings 1 3 , 6 S9 E. | Capitol team. Q 300 0 10 %-23 | Valley Bank II Is $2113 3 o--15 | The Valley Bank played d fairly | even game. as indicated by the score. | though nothing spectacular. It just ! slipped along. every now and then | landing a hit and a score. There ! were no two or three baggers The i CapitoIs. on the other hand. started i off rather tamely. but took good | dose of ginger. and in the fourth | punched nine runs. They were so well satisfied with their work that ! they slackcncd the pace. and for three | more innings failed to score at all | Then in the eighth and last for them | tiitN N'hf hli htdi4 fhi'h N'itls7'' ! around the diamond ten times in an | effort to sec how much distance | could be negotiated in q given length | Of time It would be hard to say whether the Valleys went to pieces | in the fourth and eighth innings or | whether the Capitols had the steam up all the time and only opened the | throttle on those two occasions. Han | kinson. for the Capitols. got three | bagger, and Kennedy. a Capitol sub stitute, made two-base hit. Hasse | for the Capitols, struck out eleven | men, and Herrett. for the Valleys | struck out :. The players in the two i teams. in their batting order. were | as follows:
 Valley Bank Team-Hull. second i base: Pagan, shortstop; Thomas, cen | terfield; Civille. catcher: Herrett | pitcher: Battin. first base: Bunch, | right field: Brooks. third base; Roun | tree. left field.
 Capitol sTeam-HankinsOn, center l field: Hasse. pitcher; Fitch. catcher: | Luhrs. second base; Ames. shortstop: | Peatross. third base: Ingalls,. right 1 field: Kennedy. left field; Cleaveland | first base.