Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

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 went back to the field No runs. | Phoenix went after Spikes and in cidentally the game in this inning. Glow first mp tore off q singer over
 the center of the center sack too hot for Hudson or Tweed and was
 safe However he died trying to
 steal Mutt making a pretty peg. Ritchie singled hotIy through short. and took third on Ferguson's ground CT to right. Fergie stole. Warren ! lifted Texas leaguer over second i and stretched it into bases, Ritchie and Ferguson coming home with tally each to a standing, shouting grandstani. Cook followed the ex- ample of Warren, scoring him. and taking third on Harris error in field ! ing the ball. Barngrover and Robin ! son went out pitcher to first in each case Three runs. The usual 1 happy smile borne by Spikes disap- ! peared for several innings after this start
 i Third Verse
 Tempe came back in an attempt to destroy the lead Phoenix had got ] ten. Big Griffen first up whiffed. i Harris T. L'd back of third base. and went to second when MuIlin was hit again in the short ribs. Spikes l hit hotlv to Ferguson who threw Mullin out at second, Ritchie taking the throw Mullin. however. crashed into the local shOrtstOp so that he was prevented from doubling on Spikes who was called safe by a margin. Hudson was next up and Bill walked him filling the bases. Harris by this time being perched on third. Here Mutt drove d liner to F'ergie who fumbled badly and ! then threw to first. letting in Harris and Spikes. or rather Mouer. who was running for Spikes. Oviedo tried 10 do the same thing Mutt did but lifted the ball and Fergie cIamped down on 1t redeeming his error in measure with the third out. TWO runs
 Phoenix couldn't find Spikes this inning who now began to pitch in | earnest. Franz lifted one to left which was captured by MuIlin just inside the foul line. Tognerio lined to Hudson and was thrown out. and Glow did identicalIy the same thing No runs
 canto Four
 Kelly Mouer whiffed again Tweed however T. Id for one sack but died on swift peg to second trying to steal Ritchie took the throw. Grif- fen looking over the field decided that Robinson was a good man to fool with and was immediately mis- taken. No runs. Phoenix. Ritchie flew out to Mul- lin in left but Fergieson spanked the ball for two sacks. Spikes tight ened and famed Warren, and Cook grounded out Hudson to first. Ieav- ing Fergie marooned Two runs
 Chapter Five
 Very easy for old Bill Harris after scraping off the home base so Bill could see where it was couldn't see the ball as it came three times. Nuf ced. Nullin drove hotIy to Franz who made a difficult one handed stop and clipped him off al first. Spikes T. La back of second but died on another attempt to steal on Cook, Ritchie again taking the throw. No runs.
 Just as bad for Phoenix. Barn grover coming up T. Id and bsat the throw by a fraction He imme- diately died trying to take too big q lead off first Or to be correct Fergie died for him. as that worthy was chosen to run for Bill Robin son grounded out Tweed to Griffin. and Franz hit one right down in front Of the catcher and was thrown out No runs
 Sixth Spasm
 Tempe repeated here and took the lead for half inning Hudson was caught out by Franz on a high one. but Mutt got on with hot single 10 second. Oviedo sacrificed Mutt forward two sacks. and Mouer drove him in with a peppery single through the short field. Kelly afterward scored on Tweed's two gger to deep center. Griffen tried to repeat the trick but Glow hadn't vet gotten back from the fence and caught the ball. Two runs.
 Phoenix not standing for such q thing as a lead proceeded to pound in two more runs and put the game on ice Tognerio got on because of IWeed's error on a grOunder that Hudson should have fielded Then Tige stole second in sensational style. Glow doubled to left advancing Tfge 9 base Ritchie made the first out because of Spikes fielding his posi- i tion. Ferguson drove in Tige and Glow with short single Warren flew out to Griffin and Ferguson died stealing. Two runs.
 Seventh Spell
 Harris drove one to Franz and was thrown out by a hair. Mullen got i his first hit of the day over short 1 Spikes drove hard to Fergie and | Mullen was tossed at second. but again he worked it so as to prevent l Ritchie from doubling Spikes at first. | although the play was very cIoco l TOgnerio taking the catch in sensa- ] tional style. Hudson flew out to l Glow. No runs.
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