Arizona republican., 1910-03-27
DEAD EASY
 FUR COYOTES Phoenix High School Wins
 From J. of \. AWFUL SCORE, r 10 s. The Coyotes Gathered in Eleven Runs in One In ming and Got Ashamed of Themselves - Riggs Makes a Home Run
AWFUL SCORE, r 10 $


 : like taking d milk bottle away from child. The Coyotes hated to do it.. and Hahn. the Coyote pitcher, showed some signs of relenting in the ninth. but he did not relent sufficiently to let the men from Tucson make d pre- sentable showing in the final score. A sweet revenge for the shut -out game played at Tucson was the result of yesterdays game at the Indian School grounds. between the Phoenix high school and the University of Arizona The score was r. to 6
 Hahn pitched for the Coyotes, and at no time during the game. except perhaps in the ninth. when the home team was far in the lead did he let down It was in the last inning that Riggs. the Tucson captain. made the only home run of the game. and thus gained forgiveness for some of the many errors he made earlier in the game. It was a beautiful hit to center that kept on rolling while the outfield chased il over the ground. It
 Although there are nine hits ac- credited to the visitors. three of them were scratch hits of the infield va riety. The amazing total of sixteen errors for the men from Tucson tells the story of the game and also indi cates that they went up in the air completely in one inning of the game. Halm struck out twelve men. as against Roletti's three. In the third Hahn struck out the three men in their orders as they came to bat; and in the fourth. with three men on bases. he struck out Roletti and thus prevented score.
 The seventh inning was comic opera baseball The score was to for Phoenix when the Coyotes went up to bat The tale of this inning is sad and grievous. Six hits for the home team and five errors by the foreigners netted a total of eleven runs in one inning. The men from Tucson seemed
  ton from which they never rallied till the final inning of the game. Johnson got first on an error of third base man. Jones hit to short Orme sent one to third and Johnson scored on an error of the catcher Bennett hit to left and Jones scored. Hurley hit to right and Orme and Bennett crossed the plate. Osborn sacrificed, but the sacrifice was not accepted and he got to first on it. while Hurley scored at the same time. Complete demoral- ization of the visitors began about this time. Tolleson hit to center and Hahn sent one to the pitcher. who got osborn out at home. Ambler knocked to short. who threw wild to first and ToIIeson scored. Then Johnson came up to bat for the second time. He sent little baby fly into the air It described a graceful paraboia in the sky and Roletti walked over toward the spot where it ought to come down. He waited awhile. and finally it came down-on the ground. Then Jones came up and knocked one good for, three bases and Bennett followed with two-base hit and the game was won beyond any doubt
 It was not a game of any great m- terest to the spectators after the first five innings. At times there were brilliant plays on both sides. but on the whole it was ragged exhibition of ball. In the third Bennie of Tue son made d pretty running catch 'of Jones fly. He took it easily and surely In the same inning Nilkie caught a hot one with a high jump that came from Orme's bat. Tn the next inning Hahn stopped d hot one from Salezar with his left paw Tol- leson made a pretty catch in the fifth of Riggs high ball. and in the next inning Amber made a fine back ward catch of Rolettis fly and fol- lowed it up with a double play.
 ludicrous situation occurred in the sixth. Osborn was on third and Tolleson at second when Hahn stepped up to bat He sent a rather slow one down by third base, where Captain Riggs held down the cushion. Riggs got the ball by stepping in the infield. He saw Osborn loping for home. Hahn kicking up the dust down the line for first. and right close beside him came Tolleson. He hesitated and it was fatal When too late. he turned to touch Tolleson, but that agile youth was already on third. so he threw the ball on the ground in disgust.
 The game was umpired by Tebben.
 Following is a tabulated score and summary of the game: