Arizona republican., 1913-08-22
Mesa Wins Over Maroons After Slouchy Game Re plete With Errors - A Lucky Homer in Ninth Wins for HillbillieS
CLARK PITCHES
 CLASSY GAME
Maroons Only Score as Re suit of Errors of Mesa Every Little Tally Has an Error of It's Own in Cotton Town
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MESA, <aTiZ AuS. -1. 1C i'O'NNN mighty sad for Mesa. The game stood 3 and and it was the last half Of the ninth With eleven errors already be- hind the cottonpickers, and the heavy end of the batting order of the Indian team coming up if the game was not settled in the ninth.
 Every run so far that had been made by the Indians was made on a foozle by some member of the local team, and there is no reason to think that another error might not be made in the next
 inning as costly as some of the preVi- OuS ones.
 Pomeroy, however. stepped into the breach. Little Tommy Clark. who had been pitching like a fiend had lapse however, and grOoved one over on Pomeroy, which was all that was nec essary. POmeroy immediately lost the ball and registered another victory for Mesa on the old ball grounds.
 This together with the many errors that were made by the locals were the real feature of the game. The absence of E. scott from tn lineup today ma terially weakened the Maroons both in the field and at the bat. They. how ever, played fast ball in spots, and gave Q game exhibition.
 The Travail of the Maroons
 Mesa began the winning business in the second inning with a little story something like this. Pomeroy came up and doubled to center and Jones sacrificed him to third. Quick enstead breezed, and ResvoIoso threw to third to catch Pomeroy off, but the throw was wild and Pom scored Core made the final out.
 In the eigth Mesa added to it thus Jones hit through second base and vent to second when Clark uncorked q wild pitch Core then came up and ', hit to right field scoring Jones. Bond GrOve the ball to center and Core 1 crossed the pan. but Whittenburg went out to Butler Williams was safe CT first but Bend went out, Williams taking second on the fielder's choice, and going to third when Clarke let | loose another wild one. Morris fan ned for the third out.
 l In the ninth when the winning run was put over the situation looked good for an extra inning with the l heavy end of the Maroons order up 1 Mullin however got to first on Aus 1 tins error. but was cut off trying 1 to pilfer the next bag. At this point Pomeroy came up, and choosing a good one, placed it over the fence in
 the most approved fashion with the i winning run.
 | For the MarOOns, the run getting started in the third frame Errors | accounted for the trouble at that. Kill reached first when Williams fooz-
 led the grOunder and stole second. He
 went to third when Tommy Clark l made a nice little out. and Austin 1 coming up pushed him home on a nice hit. The rest were comparative | ly easy outs.
 In the fifth Quick fOozled one and Austin was safe, then Whittenburg pulled an error and Butler was safe l Austin pilfered third and Pasmedo l drove him home Butler tried to steal third and was out. Resvoloso
 vas hit by a batted ball, but A
 Scott was safe on a fielder's choice
 Teddy soaked the pill to Core at ! short and was thrown out.
 In the ninth Tommy Clark drove a | grounder to Whittenberg and was
 safe when Bond failed to cover first. Austin hit to Core. forcing Clark at l second Butler then came up and lifted a high one to Jones who drop ped it, Austin scoring. The rest were l easy outs. This is the end of the 1 cheerless tale The hillbillies are sav- ing up Goodman for Phoenix for Sun 1 day in the belief that the tall fellow has the number of the capital city bunch