Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
INDIANS GET
 NORMAL 5 GOAT
Redmen Take Revenge for Defeat of Two Weeks Ago and Scalp the Peda- gogpes by Close Score of 3 to E voloso Did It

The score stood to q. The Pedal goguos were jumping for joy, the Braves were grooming with grief. It vas the eighth inning and two war riors waited .reStiVely on the sacks They cried out for Vengeance-for a chance to WhoOp CT up. ResVoloso, the Indian catcher heard and gave heed. Time to do something sure enough, So he swung his war club 10 mecp 'rhet tWhirling sphere. pound c,i it into the happy hunting ground. and cirtIedJtthe sacks. chasing his warrior brothers ahead of him across the pfttS toi victory before the ball got back
 But the defeat received by the Nor mal at the Indian school yesterday does not put the Pedagogues out of thc race for The Republican trophy cup. Unless they are trimmed by another team the teachers will vet take home the prize. for this is their first defeat and the Indians have slipped up twice this season.
 one runner from each team reach Cd third base in the first inning yes terday. but no score was made. With
  Ilal was retired when J. Spikes foul- ed out to Whitman. With Whitman on third and C. Butler at the bat, the Indians tried the hit and run stunt. Butler didn't hit and Whitman G4i run, only to be caught between the third baseman and the catcher.
 In the third inning F. Butler, Nor ales. and Reynolds came up in the order named and were struck out by j Spikes. the pedagogic pitcher. How can they hit it when they can't see it asked the Tempe teachers on the bench, and they repeated the say ing when Spikes repeated the per formance in the seventh inning.
 With J. Spikes on second and Flannagin on first in the fourth in ming. Lemons pounded a fly into the left lot. The ball was sadly mis- judged by Whitman and while it went rolling under the fence J. Spikes scored F'lanndgin advanced to third and Lemons showed to a stop at second. The ground rules allowed only two bases on balls that hit in ,he field and rolled out Whitman Noon redeemed himself by his sensa- tional flying catch of Castles high one but Flannagin scored before the ball could be relayed to the plate.
 In the last half of this eventful inning. with two outs and the bases full Austin went in as a pinch hitter for the Braves and struck out
 In the fifth Griffin of the Normal made what is technically known as a foul home run" He banged the ball over the westward fence and circled the bases only to be told by the ump that it was alr for 0.
 In this same inning. with two down and rcdmen on first and second, C. Butler was put out second to first and again the Pedagogues pulled out -of a hole.
 With two down and man on third Resvoloso threw Lemons out at sec Cnd in the eighth inning. And then the Indians went to the bat and won the game. Whitman was hit by the pitcher Earle walked. and ResvoIoso Knocked d home run over the left field fence
 :. The Pedagogues didn't see second in the last session.
 -- Yesterday evening the Indian school band played hymns of praise on Adams street in front of The Repub- 1ican office. The Indians know a lot of things and of them is, that The Republican is the original base Fall booster