Arizona republican., 1913-07-07
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TOT; Cholo Resolves was hit and got a base, but Goodman went out by quick snap to second by Darling, ana ChOlO went out on fielders cholce Cone sticking a swift one to Franz who snapped it to Warren at second Cone then was thrown out, first to short. trying to steal, after an at tempt at a double had failed. Nc runs.
 Dowen. first up. whiffed; Kelly was hit and took a base, and Warren went out. pitcher to first, but Bagley poled another near the right fence this time and Kelly came on in, Bags roasting on second when the smoke cleared away. Darling was the next up. He choose the first ball and sent it flying over the right field fence for a complete circuit, Ragley coming in also Grip Franz then Whiffed. Three runs.
 EVENING UP.
 Mesa eVened the score in her half. Williams got a tWO-bagger to left. Collins received free transportation but Long Bond couldn't just find where the ball was; Quick-and-st knew where the short stop was weak ard put the ball there safely, Franz dancing the Salome in his endeavors to get connected with it. This sCOre6 Williams and Collins. but Quick was out when Jones got first on Darling'e choice. Taylor popped up back O. second and Franz was there with tho bag. Two runs.
 THE BALLOON ASCENSION.
 With the last half of the fifth the rastime degenerated into an exhibi- lDt 1I,,I1 who is not yet acclimated. began go- ing poorly, IoOsing control, and he walked Glow and Barclay, after Lewis had gone to second on a hit to deep left. This filled the bases. Then. with a bad one, he hit Kelly for the second time. forcing in a run, and with the bases yet full. Chinoque took his place Warren, coming up. hit to short. but the attempted field CTS choice failed to stop the carnage, and Glow scored. Bagley found his third double of the game and scoring Barclay and Kelly and Warren. Bag ley himself ran home on Darling's double to left. Darling was left perched when Franz and Lewis struck out. Six runs
 ANOTHER AERO FLIGHT.
 The game looked to be packed on ice by this time safely enough, which caused the local boys to let down little. This, coupled with the heavy batting that Darling had been doing, made the pitcher tired, also, so that in the sixth Mesa scored two on a combination of Hstless playing and vegetable ivory demonstrations. Both sides frightened a little however in the seventh and eighth, but in the first half of the ninth Darling let up so that Collins jerked a double to right from the pot and scored on Quick's single in the same direction. Bond in the meantime had whiffed Jones singled through short and Quick scored on Lewis huff of a throw Taylor received a pass, Smokey fan ned and Cholo got on with a T L. Then Cone stayed in the way of a swift one and the bases. drunk, had to let one Jones ambIe home. Then Cone started to steal and Barclay let one pass, Taylor getting in.
 The score was now tied and Will Hams was up. He Beefed at two that went by and failed to find the third one, making the third out.
 THE WINNING RUN.
 Tn quick succession Barclay and DOwnen went out, short to first and third to first. Williams making sen sational stop of a hot liner; then Kel- ly singled through third, stretched it to second on a few worries and scored when Warren tore off a hot single through Cone. The game was over. Yes in spots it looked like ball game, but the spots were so far dis tributed as to have no effect upon the atmosphere.