Arizona republican., 1914-06-29
MAKE
 POOR START 0N 5. $. INVASION
Chapter of Accidents Puts
 Rink in Barrett's Lineup
 and Bears Canter Off with the Bacon as Natu- ral Consequence.
Especial to The Republican,

e TEMPE, June 2S-The PnoenlN sen ators made a poor start on their ln- vasion of the southside here this morn ing when Kettle and OviedO for Tempe let them down with four hits, good for three runs, and their own pitchers let the locals make thirteen hits equal sev- en runs. Krause started the game for the Senators but only pitched couple innings when he wrenched a knee in attempting to make a putout at first. Maybe but for the accident things would have turned out differently: Barrett was brought in to pitch for a few innings and Charlie OToole until that moment spectator. was forced to take right field in his civilian clothes.
 For the first three innings the two teams struggled along neck and neck Phoenix scored one in the first, but the locals even though two and three men were placed on the bags every frame l failed to mark until the third. Ther the locals gradually piled up theil seven runs off of the thirteen hits se- cured during the contest. Oviedo and Mutt were the stars witt the locals In two places their worl shone too. AS the battery, a peep a 1 the box score would show that onl! 1 two hits were allowed during Feli, Oviedo's duty in the box. In revers, l do for a circuit of the bases. It was al of as pretty home run as tha 1 knocked by Bond of Mesa here a weel ago today Mutt also distinguishe, himself at the bat, drawing three pas ses and hitting a thousand per cent.
 This is how the game progressed dur
 ing the innings when the scoring wa ! done
 THE FIRST TIME-Warren struc out for Phoenix. Barrett singled t left: Lewis singled to left center; Bar rett going to third. Barton squeeze Barrett in with a bunt. Scott grounde to Moeur. Tempe got two hits in it first time at bat but couldn't score
 SECOND INNING-Phoenix got
 man on second and first this inning bu failed to score Kimberly starte things by being safe on Moeurs error Sloan safe on Griffen's error. Kimberl going to third and Sloan to seconC ! Kimberly was caught between thir and home. O'Toole was hit by bat Tempe filled the bases but failed t score.
 For three straight innings Phoeni
 went down in one, two, three order. the third inning Tempe scored two run
 on Griffin's single to right Mutt
 single to right, and Oviedo's sing through short.
 THE FOURTH INNING-Geer WE
 safe for Tempe on Scott's error Ora
 ney walked. Moeur singled to righ
 scoring Geer Griffen struck out, Nu
 singled through the pitchers box, scol
 ing Graney.
 THE SIXTH Nothing har
 pened until this inning, when with tw
 down, Barton for Phoenix single
 through short and went to second C
 Griffen's error. Scott hit the ball oV, the left field fence scoring Barto
 With one gone for Tempe. Griffe
 singled to second but was out at Sc,
 ond. Mutt walked and Oviedo place l a peach of a homer over the centerfie
 bases good for free transpOrtatiC
 around the diamond.
 THE EIGHTH TIME = Warrt
 walked for the Senators. Barrett W; S safe on Rollins error. Lewis struC . out, Barton hit to Boiling at short WI k tossed to Hanna, forcing Barrett [. second. Hanna threw wild to first le = ting Warren score. With one gone f r Tempe. Griffen doubled over the lief [ field fence; Mutt walked Oviedo W;
 hit and Liebold singled to left scoriI
 Griffen.
 ' Phoenix went down in order in Il v ninth frame.
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