Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
TEMPE TEAM
 TOPS TIRED
Visitors Lose to Bears, 9 to I, in Fairly Fcaturclcss Game - Play the Second Game at Tempe Park Today

] Today
 i After the first thrilling inning. in
 which everybody hit at Miu ycster- days game between Tempe and Tue 1 son at Eastlake settled down To a free 1 and easy going victory for the Bears a victory in which the train Weariness of Tucson's tossers undoubtedly had a part if not all to do. Tweed. the luminous haired hurler of the southside
 was tapped for q walk. two doubles and single in the first inning. but saved his country repeatedly in pinch , es thereafter. being credited with the victory in clean cut style. Nine hits and four runs in seven innings was his record, rather marrcd by five walks.
 Tucson plays at Tempe today. an Arizona Eastern specIal leaving here at 500 for the game
 II is hard game to write Not single feature sticks its head above the dead level of baseball The game Was Interesting to the fair crowd of fans who walked and rode in hacks and autos to the park. detNing the car Strik, to deprive them of their game.
 Tucson started out in winning fash ion. first up in the initial frame. TWeedums Is~ucd q pass to Dodge but nippcd Hansen with am easy throw to Pacheco immediately thereafter Sul- finger. the hard hitting Tucson boss Whaled out a two sacNer that scored the lightning like Dodge. Pacheco then L,.. N1 Godfrey hit to the same place in deep center and Mullins failed to cop his third try. young HarrIs 2 last years high school player went in to take the posi~h. He did rather better. scoring but one error in q number Of warm chances But Williams tanned and Crquidez died at the hands of Hudson and Griften. working in close corpora tion along the southeast path.
 Tempe also began to waIop the pill in the last half of the first Spikes got on first when Williams failed to discover that little white thing among his feet The Tempest went back to the bench after he failed 10 ncsotiate the passage to second on Moeurs short slam Kelly was safe on first Hud
 son waited and received the four worst balls Capo had and walked. Nuts nice hit ana 4 passed ball scored Moeur and Hudson. and the husky catcher was himself scored Tweed hit zizzer out right field way But tin" Sandy compleXioued huler was out at third on an advance that failed. Har ris walked cleverlY but Griffen popped out 10 Pacheco. This was the first of several unassisted put outs for the large josher on tho south sack.
 Tweed had big hole the next space, three men on with q nit and two walks i But he famed Young and the support did the rest, so Tucson did not score. Tempe was likewise held in this inning. though once there were three Bears prancing on the paths Hudson placed his Corinthian form in the way of the pill and went 10 first forgetting to limp.
 With two out, Tempe scored twice in the fifth Of two hits. two outs and two errors Oviedo and Mullen man aged to forge 4 pair of tallieS. The visitors put Myers across in the sixth on an out. d hit batter and hit. Tue son had three on this space The last of the sixth was time for three more Tempe tallies Twced's hit an error and OViedo's sIashing double scored Tweed and Harris, and Leachy scored when Mullen hit and threw dust by hiking to second on the throw in.
 The first of the seventh was funny inning out of about seven passed balls. and general Wildncss only one scored. which was remarkable Th" play was so fast that even the scorer failed to get it all. Pacheco was on with Harris error. Godfrey died short to first Williams walked and then things happened. on Urqudez's binsIe, somebody slammed the pill to the plate to catch Pacheco but failed. Mutt then slammed the ball three feet and five inches over second and 1t was up to little Harris to stop the pill. which he did neatly. He threw to third and caught Williams. Young then got on first with fielder's choice and Urqui dez just barely failed to get home on the great big long throw from Mullen. On TWeed's request, he was sent to center to replace Harris. while Darling the southpaw went in to pitch. The rest of the game was perfunCtorY. Oar ling was steady and never in danger. When Oviedo successfully caught out Godfrey and Williams in the first Of the ninth the game was over.
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