Arizona republican., 1913-08-04
IN FIELDING, HITTING
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The Fifth Wall

The Fifth Vail
 Darling found one this time and tested Robinson in deep left who was there with his hair in braid, Will Hams svatted at nothing much and
 sat down. Mullins lifted one back ct the third base coaching line which was picked by Barclay. No runs. It is here understood that Busted Nit Bill on the mound and Pep Cook be hind the bat are working IS easily as the European concert when a fifth rate nation has to be talked to- Warren pickled d small one through Core. but Cooksie was chicken hearted and Pringle picked up the feathers close to the screen on the grandstand. Barney lifted one back of secopd and Core was there with
 d sack. Robbie tried to reach the center field fence but couldn't on account of the interference of Pom
 croy gardening in that vicinity No
 runs.
 One Hour Exactly
 When the scorers took the sixth frame, the clock showed the pastime had been going just one hour Some body claimed it was slow, but that
 was a mistake, it was just hot. The
 story however was short. Pomeroy looked at three good ones, and lone
 lined out to Franz, while Core re peated Pom's trick Nothing doing. Franz hit to second and was safe.
 Fergie tried to sacrifice. but Darling cut off Franz at second while Fer gie perched on first. This is the fieIders choice chatter spoken of in
 the classics of Spalding and Reach. Fcrgie wanted to burgIarize the sec ond sack but PringIe pegged nm. Cap Ritchie skinned the diamond through the short garden and stole second but Glow pulled one of his seldoms and famed. Nothing up. UneventfuI Seventh
 Bond went out Barney to Franz. Goodwin lifted one to Ritchic. Pringle
 texas leagucred as did also Darling, Pringle taking second. Here, how ever Pringle pulled the original trac tion engine stunt and started lum bering over to the third station. Bar ney threw quickly to Ritchie who ran Pringle down.
 For Phoenix Barclay was soaked in the ribs by Darling, went to second on Prnglc's huff of a good one Warren hit to the infield. and was safe at first but Barclay was cut off at third. Cook, who left his bat ting eye on the coast, famed No runs.
 The Lucky Eighth
 Williams went out on the com
 bination Ritchie to Franz. Nullin grounded through Fergie, who was
 suffering with an off day. Pomeroy grounded likewise and Mullin was cut off, Pom getting safe. Jones didn't know that Glow was playing center | but soon found out when he made 1 the third one down.
 | But here are heard sounds of jub- | ilation. Barney fouled out to Will
 Hams near third. but Robinson got | on. on an error of Bonds on Williams i fielding of the grounder and throw. l franz reached one and placed il 1 midway between center and right, l and Pomeroy and Jones staged a mo l gull collision Franz getting on. Glow l took Franz place at running and | T hIle Fcrgie was flaming stole sec 1 oHd on Darling. Robbie by this time l reached third, and Cap Ritchie com 1 ing up stung two hagEer to left 1 scoring both Robbie end Glow. Glow 1 was next at bat, and after stallinG l around getting d rest until he had | gotten three and two, and had Oar l lIIlS III d lDit, He p'lci IilC SI bcN GU 1 ball ten feet higher than the left 1 field fence. scoring Ritchie, and pro l Ceedcd to collect tokens of esteem | from the fans in the shape of regular | money. Barclay walked and took | second, when Warren reached first on | Pringle's huff With the bases heav- l ily loaded, Cook came up and let
 Darling down easy for the third out. | Tke Final Croak
 | Core got to first when Fergfe l toozled again, but Bond famed. Goodwin fouled out to Cook, but
 PringIe singled to left. Darling came | up with the fixed intent of winning l his own game. There were two on,
 and Dearie crashed the third deliv-
 cry away out in the direction of | the left garden, but Robinson was | again there in q spectacular manner 1 sewing the game up for Phoenix. l Phoenix AB k II. 20. A. F.. Robinson, If ..4 ? ? ? Q 0 I Is I