Arizona republican., 1913-08-04
SECOND PRIZE
 AWARD MADE
Core, Glow and Robinson Come in for Sensational Premiums In Republi- cans Advertisers Base ball Competition.

We'll, it will take two bats at Pinney and RobinsOns, and five dollars credit 1 on a Dwight B Heard to settle the 1 home run prizes in yesterdays super lative baseball exhibition. And when these chief premiums are awarded there remains a long list of lesser re- 1 wards to be distributed.
 H. Run Glow will undoubtedly select
 the very best chunk of firewood that Pinney and Robinson possess. The like of that new stick will go to Shortstop Core of the Mesa team. Because he 1 accomplished his trans -paline slam 1 first, Core will also get a credit of five dollars on any lot now in the posses 1 sion of Dwight B. Heard and later to l be sold.
 Captain Silent Boss Ritchie acquired l for himself the most slips of Arizona Republican note paper of any ball tos- ser, taking four prizes. He gets the soX of the Morales Mercantile company for his two bagger the dollar in merchan- | disc at Hanny's for making the most | hits the drink a day for a week at the Central Pharmacy for having stolen one more base than any other sack 1 pirate and the silk tie a GOldbergs for l the same reason.
 Busted Mitt Bill, having won his
 game as pitcher for the Phoenician 1 host gets his picter toOken at Bob TurnbulFs and Harry Robertson of the l Phoenix engraving company will make 1 from it a half tone portrait. Then the Arizona Republican will print the smil- l ing mug in an early issue of the paper. 1 Harry Robinson, the Cactus Candy 1 Kid gets the leather belt from the New 1 York Store for making the most runs i in the game. Williams of Mesa who made the same number but made them first gets the tobacco award of the ] Mary Ann Grocery. Harry also gets l the merchandise of Elwel company for | making the most sensational play of 1 the game.
 | Pep Cook. the new Phoenix back stop was awarded the BerryhiII Spald- ! ing official league ball for making the | least errors and Traction Engine Prin- i gel for throwing the first man out at l second the dollar at the Phoenix s. B and T. CO. Cook gets the fly swat
 ter of the Valley Lumber company for I the mere fact of flaming three tines more than anyone else did
 i Kid Core, in addition to winning the | two home run prizes gets the ride in 1 George Hageman's Franklin for being 1 lightest on his feet. The safety razor i offered by the owl Drug company goes l to POmeroy for his sacrifice hit. Rol- 1 ly also gets the shines at Jesse's for making first on the first infield hit | Barclay drew the only pass and is l therefore going to get a week pass to i the Empress or Coliseum. Pringle | scored the most put outs and gets the pitcher from Massie's. But he errored some so does not get the catcher i Poor old Franz with his busted rib made an error on the first chance he had, and thereby acquired title to the l Williams shaving stick offered by the | Busy Drug Store of BOehmer. That leaves only Busted Mitt Bill
 again. If Bill wore the swellest fan
 nel uniform ever compounded by an ex- pensive attache of the big leagues, he would fade his old reliable red shirt
 right through. and in no time that set 1 of clothes would look-would look, well ] 1t would look like it needed a trip to l MCkean's dye works. So there will go 1 Bill for a cleaning of his two pairs of ] trousers.
 Ed Doyle's cigars and the Adams l Pharmacy prize remain unawarded be- cause no one stole home and no one l made a three base hit.
 Johannus Hyder's hat will go 10 Core ] for making the first homer
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