Arizona republican., 1912-09-02
TUCSON LOSES
 FIRST GAME
Too Many Hits of Visiting Heavers Puts Brannens
 on Bum -"Ams" Play Easily and Win with Lit
 tie Work -Today's Game.

Two Tucson twirlers failed to hold down the hitting of the All Ameri- cans yesterday, and the visitors slow fielding let in the runs. The Bran mems fell down in hitting, getting but five easy bingles off Nellis, who in spite of seven walks put over good brand of ball.
 Tucson took the bat first and on two walks and one measly hit man. aged to make two runs. Rudrow's error in throwing over Watson's head at third was responsible for the tal- lies When the locals came in to bat, they had the Tucson pitcher sized up. He walked Brown and the next ones up took three hits and nodded them into a brace of scores.
 But in the second things happened. Tones biffed a little one to short and died at first. Rudrow and Nellis hit and got safe on the sacks. Brown flew out to center and it didn't look so awful good after all. But right there was the place the Ans showed up. They fairly blazed with glory. Here's how it was. Robinson, who followed Brown is always a hitter. He singled and Bagley drove the whole bunch home He didn't stop until he got to second. and it seemed to put the jinx on Miller, the Tucson heaVer Reiter raised the wind with pretty three sacker, cleaning off the bases once more. Towers Whacked for two bases scored the Philadel- phia kid and lounged home when i Watson got his one base hit. Then the score keeper hollered to Fones next up to go easy as there was nc more room to write in the recrd. The whole list had been up, and the l proud papa" was there for the sec ond time He took pity on the scorers trouble, and though he past | ed the sphere into deep center; was | caught out. That slaughter put the | Xxi" on Miller and he was replaced l by Mexia, who was only slightly bet ter. The rest of the game was most ly fielding on Tucson's part.
 The only real sizable feature wa: the "baby's" home run. When Zone: went to the pan in the fifth inning | his teammates advised him to get { hit for his new kids sake. For be i known, Tones was presented with { mascot of eight pounds bigness thu other day He said he would AnC he did. He bust the first one ovel and when it finally settled graceful! to earth. It was in the trees, anC Pap Zones was ambling across the plate. Since the last game the stal 1 second baseman has been improving
 his hitting right along. Each time up yesterday, he sent the ball into
 the far reaches of the diamond
 is predicted he will be a man t overWOrk the outfield
 In the seventh the Tucsoners cam, to bat with blood in their eyes Fol it had been said Nellis always fel 1 into a hole in the fatal inning The head of the list was up, and theI down at first on an easy throw iron short HOff didn't find the ball fol any kind of effect, but managed tC get an excuse to run ToWerWard Brown, who played a rare game al short also nipped this buck. Francis flew out to the pitcher, and every | bit of chance or danger was over Tucson came to bat twice again without anything doing. The locals let up and played for fun while the Pueblos worked into a sweat Bagley | rode his bike to his place in center 1 field at the end of the eighth; and when he had safely caught Young