Arizona republican., 1911-03-06

the university. The game vas fast and exciting from start to, finish and both teams started out in fine style. i but the walloping powers of the Indian stick artists, combined with run of general hard luck was combination which was too much of a handicap for the university boys to overcome. The game ended with the score of s to 1 in favor of the Indians.
 First Inning.
 Resvoloso, who was first up for the Indians, knocked a slow grounder to the pitchers box and was thrown out at first Kill and Rulo, the two next men up, both struck out. Wilky who was the first man up for the universi- ty. knocked grounder by the third baseman and got safely to first, but was caught in attempting to steal sec ond Soto fouled to catcher; Riggs knocked fly into the hands of the center fielder and the first inning end ed with no scores on either side.
 Things Start in Second.
 It was in the second inning that things began to happen. Four hits were made by the Indians and three by the university. Jackson, first up for the Indians, got single to center field. Chapman reached first on an er- TOT by Riggs. but was caught while attempting to steal second. Enas singled to center and suffered the same fate Butler singled to left, bringing in Jackson and reached second on throw to home plate Anton hit to right field, scoring Butler and Ger ,-fr tl,s q, Ixr fa ming Felize. --
 Gerringer- Makes Home Run.
 The university men started off with a rush. Gerringer scored a home run by one of the longest hits ever made on the university campus. Young walked to first; Lutgerding sacrificed. placing Young on second; Salazar knocked a fly over the left fielder's head. scoring home run and bringing in Young. Williams famed: Bonnie reached first bag on muffed fly; Wililie ended the inning by placing pop fly in the hands of the pitcher.
 Indians Bunch Hits.
 In the third inning the Indians were retired in one. two, three order. Ger ringer scored one run for the universi ". reaching second by a couple of CT TOTS on the part of the Indians and coming in home on Lutgetding's single. Soto and Riggs were thrown out at second and Salazar struck out.
 In the fourth inning the Indians scored one run on an infield hit and an error at third base. The universi- ty was retired without a single run. no man passing second. In the fifth inning neither side scored, though Res voloso secured a pretty hit to center field. In the sixth the university was again shut out, while on the side of the Indians. Jackson, Enas and Chap 1 man scored on a three -bagger hit by | Jackson, followed by three singles and | an error by the pitcher.
 Errors in the Seventh. In the seventh the red skins again | lid all the scoring, two errors at third | md muffed fly in right field allow ng Kill and Rulo to cross the pan. In | he remaining two innings no scores | were made on either side. the game becoming merely pitchers battle.
 Gerringer settled down to work and etired the Indians in rapid order
 The university boys strengthened owards the end of the game. and did letter playing than in the earlier i'm lings On the whole, Gerringer had airly good control. flaming nine men nd passing none. while the Indian 'itchers famed eight men and passed wo.