Arizona republican., 1910-04-18
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son took first on balls but was caught by Brown at second, with ! Morris at third when Rudolph failed | to connect his bat with the ball. i Third inning-Bushong got thrown
 out at first. Brown hit safe fly
 but was finally caught out at first.
 and Russell went out on a foul
 bunt For Phoenix. Glow went out on a grOunder to short, Lynch reached first on balls. and succeed ed in negotiating second and beyond. while Ambler's short hit to the pitcher fielded to second to catch Lynch. so the umpire declared. failed to catch either one, though the decision. also more strenously on others later. and Devereaux and Williams famed.
 Fourth inning-The fourth pro- duced nothing for either club more serious than a two bagger to cen- ter for Scanlon and one base for Depner who was hit by a pitched ball. Duhnson. Johnson and Nor ris for Phoenix dying at the plate in various ways
 Fifth inning-Only Bushong reach ed first. for the Fort whipples. For the Valley team. Rudolph was walked to first and forced out at second by Clow's grounder to sec ond baseman fielded to short. Lynch flew out to center fielder who fumb- led 1t considerably but held it at last. and Glow scored on Ambler's safe one 10 center field. but Ambler was caught trying to make third on it-one more for the Valley team.
 Sixth inning-The sixth resulted in adding two more to the Valleys score. considerably discouraging the visitors. who failed to get one to first in their half. In that last half. q foul by Devereaux along the line to third which either the pitcher of third baseman could have gotten, fell between them by mismanage- ment from the bench. and he was safe on a tumble of his subsequent grounder to third base. Williams flew out to second. Duhnson made two bags on one to center. Dever- eaux reaching third. Johnson put one over center fielder's head. SCOT ing Devereaax who managed to beat the ball home and Duhnson who seemed caught between third and home. but made good on Me Knights too high throw to third, Rudolph going out. pitcher to first. and Glow. catcher to first. Much excitement occurred. and the Fort Whipple team was strengthened by substituting Lorenz for Tolbert. Seventh inning-Produced only 0 running. Lorenz hit safely to third but Mcknight was not so fortunate. Bushong famed, Brown got first on second baseman's tumble of a grounder and both he and Lorenz advanced base each on steals. but Russell went out to shOrtstop. Lynch was given first on balls, but was caught at second by the ball from Scanlon after he had muffed Devereaux's fly. Ambler had gone out to center. and Williams famed after Devereaux
 Eighth inning-Nally. Scanlon and Depner went out in one. two.s three order. the latter flaming. But the latter half of the inning produced the major features of excitement for the day, the Ft. Whipple boys com pletely losing their team spirit after an unfortunate throw by their pitch CT. Brown. quite accidentally. Duhn son. for Phoenix, hit safe to short. Johnson famed. and Morris went to first on being hit by pitched ball, forcing Duhnson to second. In try ing to catch Morris at first. Brown sent the ball rolling into the right field, and before It could be re- covered and before Duhnson had SSoicu, &uoiiio sSoiihb iC" iho- ments later on a passed pitched ball. Rudolph hit liner into the hands of the second baseman, Glow flew to left field for two bases and stole third. Lynch hit safe to center for two bags and Glow scored, Ambler hit safe to center. touching up the short stop with the hit on the way, and scoring Lynch. and Devereaux hit to left field. bringing in Amber. Williams hit safe to deep center, helping Devereaux to score, and by that time even the official scorer had admittedly lost his head. but it is of record that Duhnson and Johnson by failing to connect with the sphere ended the most disas- trous inning.
 Ninth inning-In their half of the ninth the Ft. Whipple team made a game attempt to rally and pull themselves on top. rolling up three more tallies in the effort but 1t was useless For a moment there was the appearance of circumstances tending to justify a belief that the Phoenix team was likely to go to nioOoo ha6Iv tho Otbar ono