Arizona republican., 1913-08-29
Especial to The Republican,

1 MESA, August 2S.-The ball game here today was marred by the con Guct of the hoodlum element that has been frequenting the ball park of late and disgusting every decent fan by their action. Following the disgrace full exhibition here of Sunday last, when they crowded out on the field and interfered with the players, they plastered Umpire Glenn with rotten eggs today in an attempt to get even with him for what they deemed his work against them.
 Manager Bracket however was ready for them, and three of them were rounded up and are now in the city jail awaiting trial before Justice Irwin tomorrow Others will be ar rested as the management and play
 CTS are determined that no such ex- hibitions shall go unchallenged. The
 1anS of Mesa are with Manager l Bracket in his worthy attempts to give good baseball to Mesa and to- gether with the players they deeply regret the insult to the umpire and
 the Tempe players. Exhibitions of the hoodlum element are not to be tolerated. Conditions however were much better at this game than at the one on Sunday, as none of the spectators were allowed to get on the field
 Clem's umpiring was actuated by a
 spirit of fairness at all times and the
 players have nothing but kind words
 for him; they regret that he should
 hsly
 a foolish and coWardly attack.
 The game was chiefly remarkable
 for the errors made by the local
 team The Tempe outfit playing all
 most errorless ball deserved to win.
 but Johnson would have gotten away I with his first game in this section
 had he been given any sort of sup
 port. He pitched a good game Three
 home runs decorated the score board.
 two made by the Mesa boys and one
 ty the visitors. The attendance was
 good for a weekday afternoon.
 How the Runs Were Made
 In the first inning, Williams. for
 Mesa, took the first ball Oviedo pitched and sent it over the center field fence for a complete circuit of the bases. one run
 The next runs made by the locals also contained the hOme-run feature This was in the seventh, when Mullin got on with a single and Pomeroy drove him home with a drive over the left field fence for four bags. Jones then singled to left At this Juncture Manager Baum jerked Ovie- do and put Spikes in. Core hit to snort and was safe on q fieIder's choice that sent Jones back to the bench. Then Bond hit to center but was caught off second by Tweed. who had been brought in to play short in place of Spikes, but Core scored on this play. McDevitt went. to first on an error made by Tweed. the only one of the session made bv Tempe, but Johnson went out Tweed to Griffin. Three runs
 For Tempe the runs came like this In the third frame, Harris came up With two out, and breezed, but Nor ris muffed the catch and Harris reached first ahead of the ball. John ny Mullin hit to Core who overthrow to first and Harris went around to third, scoring minute later when Johnson heaved wild one.
 In the fourth inning Tempe repeat ed- Hudson lifted a high one to left. which Jones misjudged, letting Hud- son get on. Mutt then singled. and Oviedo coming up drove a homer over the center field fence, bringing in three runs
 In the fifth inning Harris again got safe on an error. this time by Core. Mullin lined to Williams. fore ing Harris, but Mllin was safe Spikes got on when Williams pulled another error. Hudson played for a 1 sacrifice hit but was safe. MuIIin 1 scoring. One run
 The eighth frame saw Temne get the rest of the runs needed to win. | Mutt first up singled through Will llams. and went to second when Ovi- edo left for first following q wild 1 pitch. Leeches worked this pretty | line. Two strikes had been called on | him when he saw this wild one com ng, and he breezed at it. giving Johnson the benefit of q strikeout tnd forcing the error into the wild pitch column. Tweed famed. and iriffin bunted safe With the bags ull Robinson bunted, Core fielding he ball, but that worthy threw wild n trying to head off Mutt who scored Harris laid down a bunt and -ore made perfect peg to Morris to ut off Oviedo. but Morris dropped he ball Mullin then bunted follow ng up the squeeze play idea but irlftln was cut off at the plate | spikes then bunted scoring Harris 1 1udson was safe when MCDevitt rred on the short hit. Mutt hit to ight field but Mullen fielded the "H throwing in perfectly cutting