Arizona republican., 1912-09-16
Quiros' Team Captures the Americans Angora in Ragged Rout on Polk Street Field; Score Was 9 to 6 in Final Frame
HELPED CELEBRATE
 THE ANNIVERSARY
An Ill-Controlled Crowd Spoiled What Would Have Been a Good Game Between Evenly Matched Teams

Teams
 In a ragged, sloppy, play you please game, yesterday. the Maroons took the nanny of Nelis' team and put it in a pasture labeled to 6. Before any description of the con test is given, it is deemed timely to remark that if ever another exhibi- tiOn such as took place on the Polk street grounds, is pulled off, the people of that neighborhood will have ample reason to require that baseball be choked off the lot There was no control exercised over the crowd and it's interference. was the cause of more than one bonehead play Att least five of the scores made on each side can be more or less directly laid to the confused mass of fans along the third base line
 It started out very evenly Teddy went to bat first for the Maroons and famed. Buelna struck out but took first on Williams error. Butler flew out and Nellis registered his third s. O. on Ed Scott, with two famed and one out in the garden. Such is one of the vagaries of base ball scoring.
 Nobody saw first on the Mexicans' side until the third Teddy got safe on the west corner when Reiter missed the pill in the crowd. He scored and was followed by Buelna, when Easaw threw over the catcher's head. The little Injun was all in with a broken finger, and to this cripple is due the scoring of the first three runs by the insurrectos. Nellls | scored in the last of the third, and Zones in the next off a peach of a hree-bagger.
 Then came the seventh, which local fans have labeled the "fatal7 inning. It was fatal enough yesterday. On one hit and a number of ivory top ped throws and the interference of umpsteen fans the Maroons made | four scores and tied up the game
 Castle led off with a beauty of a | two cornered slam into left field 1 Gabe got first on EasaW's bum mitt | Then when Smiley the easiest man | on the team put it nicely into the i diamond. the pill was used to nip l Castle on third and the heaver was
 safe Nothing much there. Second | down. no gain, as it were. Teddy played it low down on Easaw and | got on, scoring Gabe. From that time i on, it only needed a small one into | the diamond somewhere, and slap came a spiked foot on home plate.
 Easaw nipped Butler at the Tower ! house making him one lonely put
 out He drifted to the bench when 1 the agony was over and Brown took | his place.
 the last of that same seventh But 1 it was not baseball. Again the crowd
 got in the game, in more ways than
 one Both foul lines were polluted
 with boobs that wanted to see the
 wheels go round Brown put a shroud
 on. when he famed. Bagley the big | gest little hitter on the team flew | an easy one to number nine. But
 remembering what they can do with
 a brace of dead ones, the Ans took
 a tumble into Smiley and commenced hitting him into every direction. 1 Zones singled and stole third Reiter
 got the only walk of the day and | both came in on Towers nicely plac-
 ed tWo-bagger. Then things broke | loose Watson got his hit and the | Philadelphia bulldog took his place
 on first He stole second. Then he
 stole third with Jay Towers the
 sloWest ice wagon on the team ahead
 But Jay rubbed his rabbits foot or
 the throw to third he and Reiter
 were in touching distance Wher
 {, in c
 he busted for home Say, it was the
 funniest thing he ever pulled off. He
 trOmped in just ahead of the sweat
 ing straining Buelna with the ball
 Near the pan Ralph tossed it jus
 over Jays shoulder to Castle, and , hold your breath-Frank dropped it
 Whew!
 Nellis hit but went out at second on an attempt to steal Robinson l didn't see the ball
 The effort was over. Smiley tool long breath opened the crack il ? his map and nipped em all by him 5 self in the last of the ninth. It wa = all pitcher He caught Robinson's lit tie fly, reayed Williams bunt t Quros and famed Brown. It wa \ all his. Nobody but Louie on frs had any lines in that last act-tha
 is, beside Smiley. In the first sectio
 of that last frame, Teddy piled O. Il the last run, which made the tun ~ to 6. Enough
 Nells wouldn't attempt to analyiz
 his defeat Louie Quiros was to z busy counting his kale to talk any :. thing but, $52-$53- s54-etc." To tn n observer however, a number c . things entered In the very firs 2 place. Easaw was crippled. The hoo
 doc seventh found Nellis off guar