Arizona republican., 1913-08-19
AWARDS FOR
 FOURTH WEEK
k. Scott of Maroons' Stars in Dragging Down Six Prizes. Cook of Locals
 Follows With Four. Smi- ley and Resvolos0 Next.

In The Republican baseball contest
 this week, conducted through the ad- Vertising columns of th.s paper by 1 the merchants of the city Who are 1 enthusiastic fans l.. Scott. the sterling ! little first bascman of the Maroon l team, ran away with most rf the 1 hunors. In fact never since the priz- 1 cs have been given has one man taken so many into camp
 He started out ny getting a five dollar deposit on any lot for sale by the Dwight r.. Heard company, be- cause he was the first man to knock
 d fair ball over the fence. This same play brought him also the pick of the splendid line of baseball bats offered by the Pinncy X Robinson sporting goods house Following that he took down the pitcher and catcher offered by the well known furniture house of Massic x sons for getting the most put outs and playing an crrorless game. Scott took twelve putouts for his side during Sundays contest. He then gets the real leather belt from the New York store for making the most runs of any player in the game, getting also the four sacks of Bull Durham offered by the Mary Ann Grocery The last proposition that has Scott marked on it is the safety razor offered by the owl Drug com pany for the first player in the game making d sacrifice hit.
 Continuing Pasmcdo, the Maroons' second bascman. will visit Manager Reeves of the Empress and Coliseum this week and obtain from him d pass for himself and girl for q week to the two splendid show houses, for being the first man to get pass in the game. Following this ResVoloso took down the SpauldinE League ball of fercd by BerryhilTs for playing the best game behind the bat. At least Cholo failed to carve out any errors. What looked as if it was fated tc be an error in the early stages O: the game resulted in put out at third. Then ChOlo also took down the dollar deposit of the Phoenix Trust and Savings Bank for being the first man to throw runner out at second. This was in the third inning when he threw out Gooch who was attempting to steal.
 Turning now to the Phoenix team, Cook the local catcher, gathered in a number of prizes. He got the free ride for two hours in the Hghtest run ming ear on earth, George HagenAa's Franklin. for being the lightest man on his feet. He got the drink -of
 week at the Central Pharmacy for steaIins> the most bases. ResNoioso Cook and Tognerio each stole one out oh the draw Cooks name came out first This also takes with 1t the silk tie at Goldberg's for the same thing Cooks name coming ont first Then Cook also was adjudged t. have on the dirtieat uniform at the end of
 gf trousers cleaned free at Mckean'- Dye Works.
 Smiley takes away three prizes as follows. He was the Beau Brummel of the diamond and because of that gets q six months subscription to the Arizona Republican. For being the winning pitcher he can go to Torn bulls and have his picture taken, and the Phoenix Engraving iompanN will make a cut of it, and The fepup- ucan will print 1t. Tosnerio was the first player safe on an infield hit and gets three free shines from Jesse, tine enterprising sinner at A West Adams street.
 Just a little more. Austin may go to the Morales Mercantile company and obtain fiftN-cent pair 't nose for making the first two base hit Gave. who was in center field for part of one inning and mad" the first error. has Williams Holder Top shaving soap stick at the Busy Drug Store. Bochmer's. Teddy gets tn" Sl-oo worth of merchandise at fanhl Tor making the most base hits, and lar cIav takes the merchandise at tI- wells grocery for the most sen;atloh- al play Barclay caught line HrlNe from the bat of Resvoloso ID the seventh with the sun shining right in his eyes. Because Kill failed to kill the ball the most times he can gc 10 the Valley Hardware and get a fly killer.