Arizona republican., 1913-08-08
New Material Helps PhOe- nix Capture One More, Taking Second Place - Maroons Show Class Even if They Lose
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Phoenix has two holes in the in field filled now.
 And it showed up in the game yes tcrday.
 In as pretty as little an exhibition Of the national pastime as one would wish to see the Phoenix team took a game away from the Natives yes terday by the score of five to two. but that not without as hard q fight for q game as has been seen on the local diamond Only the foozle how ever by Ritchie in the eighth inning prevented Kelly from administering a coat of Whitewash. or q basket of duck eggs To the Natives.
 The heft of that situation was this. Castle had gotten on by scratch. and had reached third on a double by A. Scott Teddy made an easy out. but Delgado tore off d hot one to Ritchie who momentarily lost his head and instead of throwing home j) catch Castle coming in. threw to first getting Delgado Tige recover ed fast and threw home but Castle was just by At that is was a close decision Ritchie threw to first thinking that Delgado made the third out rather than the second one.
 The pep shown by both teams was a surprise to all concerned. The rev first basemen for both the lo- calls and the Maroons both showed up to advantage. The game was fast and clean and the attendance was exceptional. In spite of the La dies Day free admission there Were more than 200 paid admissions to the grand stand
 Frame One
 Moreno whiffed. as did also Whit man, and Butler flied out to War ren. For Phoenix. Robinson. Franz and Ferguson went out in one two three order bv the strike out route
 Frame Two
 F. Scott couldn't find them. Aus tin poled one to right field and died in the arms of Warren: Castle tried cut Fergie at second and found he was there For Phoenix. Ritchie grounded out to Delgado and was tag sed by that worthy. Tognerio got d reception as he came up which SD rattled him that he lifted a high one to Whitman in right field. Glow came up looking fierce and Del hit him in the ribs with a ball. where upon Glow went to first without ob- JectOn and stole second rapidly. just to show ne wasn't hurt a particle Warren popped up to F. Scott. Moth ing doing, stranger.
 Frame Three
 The first double play of the new team was pulled off in this delight ful frame It was thus A. Scott singled through short and was safe, but Teddy flew out to Tognerio, then DelgadO lifted one high along the
  easily, recovering and throwing A Scott out at first as he got off the bag just a trifle. Both the players pulling this play received the plaudits of the grandstand. For Phoenix Cook grounded out, Butler to F. Scott, the black streak around the short field. Kelly did idcntically the same thing and Robinson flew out to Whitman. still no counting.
 Picture Four
 Moreno tried to strike out, but Cook the throw and wouldn't let him Moreno beat it to first but the throw beat Moreno, one out. Whit man tested Franz a third, but Salome had a peg to first also Then But Ter came up. and after lodging two bean balls toHe off a savage single through short This did no good, however. as F. Scott found the War ren person was some right field farmer.
 For Phoenix the picture took on another hue. Franz T. I'd, which be- ing translated means he hit a Texas Ieaguer back of second and was safe. Ferguson tried to bunt. but only saved himself by an error by Del sado on the throw By this time Franz was at second Ritchie hit a corker to Butler, who promptly tag ged Ferguson and doubled der boss at first. Franz is now at third Fog nerio flew out to A. Scott around the keystone sack and Franz died at third for want of further nourish- ment
 Picture Five
 Austin hit to Ritchie back of sec Ond and was out just in time. Cas- tie lined it to Ritchie and was out on the catch. A. Scott singled over second and Teddy tried to do the same but was thrown out by Fergie at first Tor Phoenix Glow came up forst and christened his new bat by over center field. Warren whiffed and Cook drove grass cut ter down the right field line. scoring Glow. Cook promptly stole second and Kelly took one in the short ribs. Robinson and Franz made the next two outs in rapid succession by the fly out route to short and second re- speCtively. one run.
 Sixth Session
 DelgadO grounded to Kelly and was thrown. Mereno got on by Franz error On the second ball Moreno tried to get second but was cut off with q perfect peg from Cook. Whit man then failed to find it.
 For Phoenix Ferguson playing per feet ball all afternoon, doubled to left, took third on a passed ball. Ritehie flew out to left and Fergie scored on the throw in. Tige was hit in the h11+ irl