Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

Playing a technically commendable game. but running bases like children, Phoenix lost an exhibition game with the Tucson Sulljngers yesterday by the descriptive score of 6 to 5- Three dis tinct rallies of the Phoenix hitterS, each starting with good chances of tying or topping the score were nlpped through the excellent slab work of Dutchy Deardorff, the Texas League wonder, whose talent went mostly for scattering hits. On the other hand, the Phoenix outfield handed Tucson hits that drove Hall from the mound in the fourth and lost the game for the locals Had the gardeners played closer and depended on Hall to keep the visitors popping up several short fly hits would have been easy outs. Barngrover who replaced Hall in the fourth with two on and one out after Tucson had pounded out four runs was highly effective in his old time way, depending on straight base ball to keep down the hits and sue ceeding with the scattering part of it.
 Tucson brought person named Me Gale, who drew one of the umps badg- es-somehoW or somewhere. He ap- peared to know baseball pretty well,
  bases, and interrupted what would probably have been successful rallies. His decision at first when he called TogneriO out after Mcintosh had left the sack to get the throw was so rank that his own teammates observed sar- casticaIly about it. Sullivan was poor on balls and strikes, but was as favor able to one side as to the other
 TnoSop 11Sa6 N,t+ Iu6cOn of the Tempe team. Tucson could not have had a look in without them. So Mutt and Hudson may feel themselves the heroes of the day. It was Nuts smashing double that started the as tension of Halls ballon in the Sourth and it was HudsOns errorIess ball at second that nipped exactly half a dozen base runners a the keystone sack and kept down the pilfering. The work of these two together with the pitching of Deardorff undoubtedly won the game for Sully's men.
 Three times in the last three in nings, Phoenix tried the lucky late ral- ly stuff, and three times the pitcher person of the Tucson team eXpunged them by one method or another AL though he walked five men and hit two, his pitching was hitless when hits would have counted
 Phoenix started out by trying to get the base running bulge on the visi- tors, but the insertion of Mutt into the line up was death to that idea. Thea instead of abandoning the first adopted tactics, the locals tried to faze the op- posing battery, and the plan didn't work worth a nickel. McDevitt was the only man who earned a clean steal, and he later grabbed home in the same practical way.
 Tucson: Hall famed Tommy Dodge to start. SulIinger was treated to the same dose. Lawrence did the same thing for the third in row
 Phoenix: McDevitt first up coaxed a walk out of the Texas League wonder. Reynolds struck out. Togner4o fooled the pitcher so that McDevitt pilfered second with a nice slide Tognerio drove through pitcher to Williams at short but beat out the hit. Mcintosh getting off the bag to take the throw. Umps McCale called Tognerio out This caused a parliament at first and McDevitt ran home for the score. Bar ton famed. One run.
 
 son uniform and popped up to McDevitt for one down Mutt, another we'll known Tempe character, then showed and flew out to Barton in left. Chub- by Young famed for the third out Oh slush
 Phoenix: Whit popped back of pitcher for safety. Whit went out stealing Glow hit to short and was thrown. Ritchie got walk. Cook hit to pitcher and was erased at first. No runs
 Tucson: Windy Williams windied with three straight. Mcintosh hit to Tognerio and went out on an unassist- ed Dutch Deardorff had the same sort of luck Ritchie to Tognerio. Moth ing doing.
 Phoenix: Hall got a reception as he came to bat and then famed. McDevitt flew out to right Reynolds whiffed making three. No runs.
 Tucson Dodge bunted and Hall plotted him out on the throw. Sul- finger did ditto Ritchie to Fog. Law renee lifted a high one back of third and Whit went back and got it. Nice weather That's all.
 Phoenix: Tognerio got to first when Dutch and Mac got mixed on the high one letting it drop Tog was begged out on a smart voyage to second. Bar ton shot a hot grounder through Mac Intosh near first who made the first error letting him on. Barton died on