Arizona republican., 1913-07-14
JOHN STARTS OUT
 LIKE SURE WINNER
But is Replaced by Kelly SOutherner Touched Ere quentIy But Keeps Pace Better Than His Prede- cQSSOT
It might have been woise.

For if Glow had only had three in stead of two when he "ClOw-ted" the pill over the right field boundary the score might have jumped. As it is. Tempe won 10 to :. The earnest en- deavor of the local strikers to pound out a ninth inning rally ended after CloW's mighty effort which won him only the praise of the stands and a Hyder hat.
 Pitcher Johns outnumbered the first three Tempe stickers most aWfully, re- tiring the side in spasm one on eleven delivered balls. not one of which was touched by the willow. He then in dulged in a bit of an aviation meet and hit three men. allowed one hit and five scores. He was replaced by Kelly in the third. and Honest John finished. Oviedo twirled all Tempe's game with only minor lapses into hitability.
 By Stanzas.
 Spikes, Moeur and Hudson faced Johns and then faced the Tempe bench The only reason that these three men famed was because they came first. second and third on the bat ting list. The new hurler had the ami mals of each and every one of them.
 Phoenix started out like winners in their half of the first. Franz biffed out to Hudson. Lewis solved Oviedo for a pippinish two sacker, a performance that was relgiOusly repeated by Glow and Ritchie who followed in order. Naturally all this slowing scored some thing. but when the dust was clear it was found only two had managed to set their right feet gently down upon the pan for tallies. Ritchie was squoze E,f Rudderrow's short slam. Buddy went first on this, stole second and was thrown out at the Iast station by Mul- len, fielding Warren's long double base slam.
 In the second space Tempe forged five runs out of a mtserly two hits. ac companied by three near beaning and one error. Mutt started with a swift hit in the pistol pocket. Oviedo was neatly caught out by Old Mesh Bag Glow. Mullen sustained a fOrcible inn pact on the ribs and showed Mutt to second Griffin then did the same thing. and the bases were flooded. Tweed's nice single to right field scored Mutt ! and Mullen. Harris bit at three fast high ones and went back back back. i Spikes came up to lead off the festiV- 1 ities once more, and managed to single to left. Tweed and Griffen proceed stoned across the dish MOeur was 1 safe on an error and Hudson executed : his second fan of the day,
 Oviedo held Phoenix this space, let 1 ting Yates off with an easy pop to l short. Barclay another to center. Johns ] made the paths on Moeur's error and i Franz swung at one. two and three
 Here Kelly snaked off his woollen | and went in to relieve Johns. He 1 warmed up with a lightning like swing l and stuck Mutt one where he lifted it 1 into Yates glove right by the automo- | piles. Pitcher to first disposed of Ovie- 1 do and Mullen did a Hudson
 The last of the third was uno dos tres i for Phoenix. Chief Lewis flew to Null len. Glow famed and Ritchie flew to i Spikes
 First of fourth. Griffen famed but nearly made first on Barclays dropping the ball. Tweed hit and stole second, Harris ambled on four wide ones. Spikes then did the same. and black looks fell upon Honest lawn. But Kelly MOeur came to bat and bunted down the first base line. Kelly secured | the pill passed it to Barclay who flung n beauty to Yates completing the double and retiring the side.
 Buddy Rudderow led the Phoenix CO., hOrts to nothing in the last part of this essay Oviedo mitted the pill to Big Griff and it was all day. Warren se cured a hit through Spikes but per Shed on second when Yates and Bar clay flew out to Harris and Mullen.
 Hud failed to pad his batting average !; any when he popped out to Franz. Mutt was caught by Lewis. Leachy hit but died on anzattempted steal before Null len saw the ball.
 Johns obsequy was q fly to Mullen. Franz failed to beat a short roller and Lewis smacked one right in Oviedo's hands
 Mullen resumed his interrupted ses- sion at the pan but made only stab 1t Franz who heaved to Yates in plenty 1f time Griffen hit a snifter right through Kelly but was left on base when Tweed and Harris both perished 1t the hands of Lewis.
 It looked like a rally in the last of he sixth for Phoenix. Glow walked.