Arizona republican., 1914-08-17
MIAMI MAKES MONKEYS OUT
 0F MESA|TES
ghis Nature-faking Deed Was Accomplished on a Phoenix Ball Lot by Bril- liant Base Running and Heavy Hits
By "scooP."

If vou add up all the games that Mesa and Miami have played each other thls s4soa and divide by two, you will get the number each has won. For Miami descended upon Husky McGowan yes ter cen and made it look as though it were to wonder how in the sam Hill the visitors came to drop the three first games on the south side.
 While the Miners were soaking Mc- Sowan continuously also all the time, Ramsey, he of the perfect Greek pro fae and the vicious breaking ball. was causing the Mesaites to tluo heir sticks about futilely.
 Take away Ramsey. and the result would have been much the same, Tor the large and acheing void back or Iesa's plate caused the wise visitors 10 hike about nicely on bases. Just as q matter of course, Ramos the MeM- can third baseman took advantage Of his four singles to fit about the sacks. He sole three of them. In fact Ramos was a sort of a dazzling light. He sac rfficed once on a perfect bunt; beat another bunt to first, then stole sec ond and third. and at other odd times occupied himself by acquiring three other safe hits and some certain assists in which no errors were strung. Yes, fans and fannetteS, Ramos made up for casting the ten inning opener into the lap of Mesa.
 Miami returned to Miami last night, and probably took a large quantity ot Salt River valley currency with 'em.
 lcGowan was a swell three-innine pitcher. He blanked Miami with only ene little miserable hit. But hear ye what befell him after that.
 In the fourth, with two down. Tay- Tor flied safe into center Ramos smart single over second placed him or third. Then Ramos did a fit and prop er thing. He broke for second. Shum- way heaved to Bond-which was bad Bend heaved to Barrett, which wa: worse. Barrett tried to outsprin Ramos on the path, and in concen- trating his attention on the importan out he was dead set on making, per mitted Taylor to dash home. Wha matter it if Barrett did finally lanC Ramos on a short toss to Bond?
 "BOnehead,' yelled the stands.
 Next frame, Stanley jabbed a warn one at Barrett, who was excused al e6IOr, only because it was a warm one sherman drew a walk and Stan pil fered third, his mate making secont on the deal Then Ramsey proceeded 10 shove 'em both across with a might. well placed single in the right field. Oh be patient When the time comes, will tell you how Mesa scored-als how many.
 Next frame, little Dodge muffed long high fly and Roland was safe ol second by reason of the throw in. H rlsn stole third-a pastime Miami wa finding both simple and enjoyable Ramos then laid a neat bunt dow down toward Williams, and was yard ahead of it into Bond station. Bolan naturally ambled home. Before tn side retired, Ramos lit into second we asead of Shumway's peg, and then bea another one to Williams corner.
 In the seventh, while McGowa steadied and stopped the pick handler
 
 erOy was walked. Barrett flew to sec ond. while remarkable demonstrate was in progress in the stand. Phoen clans and Mesaites alike rose and be seched the home team to win. Barto walked. Then did Williams contribut True and fair, he smote the ball int deep center field, and all but score, behind Bart and Rolly. Alas, 'Twoul have taken many more such to hay won
 Miami dallied clear around the bs list in the eighth. Roland walked, the Taylor doubled Ramos singled an Rhineh$rt famed Stanley singled an after Sherman had walked on four , NcGowan's weary lobs, they negot ased a double loan on the bank-eac taking one base. Ramsey made a mis take and famed, but Miller double clearinsElp all the ruck Oddly enoue Shumway caught said Miller trying pilfer third.
 It was perfectly useless for Miar