Arizona republican., 1913-09-02

Glow SmOthered ROblnSOnS long fly. Mullen hit to center, but was nipped at third, Reynolds sending Spikes would-be hit to McDevitt for the sec ond of his sensa tionaI strong arm pegs. Big Griffen distinguished him. self with an easy double out in this inning His error let Barton on the sacks, the ball coming high and bouncing out of his mitt. Bart play ed off ten feet, and when Reynolds knocked a fly right into Griff's hands, all he had to do was to step on the bag Spikes to Griffen was death to Tognerio. Same score.
 Fifth Inning. Whit to Tog ended Hudson Mutt got his third hit across second base Oviedo then hit into centerfield Reynolds picked Griff's fly out of the ether and BOsky Bill beat futiIely at the same element.
 Glow put an end to the fear for a Phoenix goose egg. Whit had CT rored to first, and the Happy hitter sent a liner ten feet over the bank sign, and still going when it passed. The two tramped around, Ostenta- tiously touching each base, and mak- ing as big a show of solicitation as
 
 Score: Tempe 6, Phoenix ?.
 Sixth Inning. Kelly went out, Hali to Tog Then Cookie Cook acquired the ball after dropping it on Rob- inson's last trike and barely beat the runner to first. Hall then famed Mullen also Hud to Griff was enough for Cook. Barton fouled out to Mutt right in front of the grand stand. Reynolds drew a walk but Spikes took Tog's liner and passed it to Hud and Pinkie was defunct. No scores.
 Seventh Inning. (Not lucky) Tempe scored three of them here. Hall cracked Spikes in the arm, and Hudson sacrificed him to second. Mutt then possessed himself of the fourth hit in five times up, and Jack raced for the plate ahead of the throw. Mutt made second on it. Hall to Fog scrubbed Oviedo off the list. But Griffen lifted a long high fly over right field fence and he followed Mutt to the plate. Fog tried to get to first with Tweed's ball, but slip ped Hall had covered the bag and took the toss just in time. Tempe 9, Phoenix 2.
 Eiqhth Inning. Hall retired for Rltcnle. W dTGeH IepldCtu lllt Nip tain on second. The first thing the latter did was to pass the ball to McDevftt, putting out Kelly who had walked and circled part way on Rob- inson's out to TOgnerio, unassisted. Mullen hit to fit field and Spikes whfffed. A fly to Griff, which he took in one hand expunged Me Dewitt. Oviedo to Griffen did the same for Cook and Barton flew to Spikes.
 And the Ninth. Tog unassisted dis posed of Hudson. Mutt got two bases on his slam to left field. Ritchie threw out Oviedo at first. Griffen singled through second base and stole second back of Mutt, who had left for third on the out. Ritchie then threw out Tweed at first
 Reynolds opened with Texas leaguer into the territory of the Cactus Candy Kid. He was out at second on d fielders choice by which Tognerio gained the paths. Whit doubled to right scoring the Eye italian. Glow was hit in the back, some say purpOsely in order to pre- vent another of those over the fence exhibitions But on Ritchie's stinging double to centerfieId, both he and Fog made home, Hap just barely ahead of the long throw. Warren tried to score Ritchie, but was over anxious and drew a strike out. Cook was out Oviedo to Griffen.
 Which leaves the complete box score somewhat as follows: