Arizona republican., 1912-07-19
\. A.'S TAKE
 BEARS SKIN
Bob's Baby Boys Buck
 Bearcats; Start of Win
 ming Streak Predicted for Phoenix All White Team With 6-5 Victory at Park

In q game .edturcI by steady and ef- i fective pla wing on both sides, the Phoe- nix All American laid low the proud | TemreEcs by that tradlt4ciaI one run and 6 to , was the final score.
 For all around steadiness or interest 1 and that exquisite suspense that i makes American baseball, that game l yesterday was there with hells on. At l no time was the contest cinched ani l the last few minutes of play were just | as exciting as the first. Lacking somewhat in real hitting l strength. Phoenix by hard work in the 1 field and an occasional brilliant streak | of play. kept the Tempe. team on their 1 toes all the way through Nellis was | not in shape to pitch, and that ardu- | ous duty devoTted upon the capable shoulders of FOnes. For five innings, Fones made the far famed Bears swing at the unoffending air, even the hit hungry Cfriffen of Hyder hat celebrity, and Glow of the deadly wagon tongue made holes in the ether to no particu- lar purpose or effect. Then in one in ming. the sixth, Fones' lame side got his angora. and the southsiders made merry to the tune of four runs. Grasp ing his courage in his two fists, Tones bucked lip in the seventh, and, sup ported magnificently by his team mates. held 'em down while the win ming tally was oozeI over the plate.
 It would have been an extra inning game had not Mullen the mighty dwarf of the Bear cats, strung three errors in a neat TOW like so many beads on string By his failure to fill the hole, the locals, smashed out a couple and & A. Brown, the mysterious stranger of night befOre's practice sprinted across the pan
 Bagey the big little center farmer. made his mark in yesterdays argu- ment with all around good playing. He snatched every one that came his way and was q specter on bases, after his very successful line of hits. Towers while nos in his real hitting form made the Bear pitcher shake in his spiked shoes every time he showed his good looking rap at the plate. In fact while none of Phoenix babies batted in par Sty1e their tries were often remarkably effective. In another week it is pre- dicted. there will be real cause to fear their stick work. Three days short hour practice were all the preparation the All Americans had before tackling Tempe t5e first game. They went not to conquer the sOuthsiders, but to get the best of their own disorganized state Hcw they rounded into form is shown b. yesterdays work. And their only practice since the prime contest has been an hour or two O nights at the Polk street grounds Only now have the locals convinced themselves that the.y can all play a good game al the same time. And with such assur- ance it is foretold they will pile up vic tories from now on with regularity anu speed.
 Roberts, says he will soon start sup plying dope to the writers of the blood and thunder type of kid novels. For { new mysterious parsonage has appear ed on the horizon. Arriving at the sta ton some time yesterday, one Reite from the Quaker city sauntered abou town. until he learned there would b bali game, then passers by saw hin slowly at first but with increasing speed. ooze through the air toward tn ball ground From which it may b deduceJ that MT. Reiter is intereste in the game. He is. and so much SC that he lugged his old gripful of tog right out on the diamond and wistfull required from Manager Bob the privil ege of joining in the gambOls on tn green. Sc speedy was he and sue good form did he display. Bob put hir to work doing the shadow work fo Fones on the bases. Also he qualifie as a Hughie Jennings at the coachin line.
 It was learned later in the evenin that Relter is q recent arrival frOl Philadelphia and a member of the NJ. C. A. of the Penn city He has take room at the Y here and will scare carefully for a job in Phoenix that l may be in position to play ball wit the All Americans. Of course there al other reasons for his desire to join tf laboring class but that one is the hanC fest
 At first it was almost impossible
 find white players enough to make | team Now there are so many al plicants, all cannot be given steac
 jobs. but everybody that really tri
 will be given chance to play.
 Peter Sullivan umpired and Kennet kept score.