Arizona republican., 1914-07-17
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 He delayed it-thiS iinX-and dldn come across until the last heart fal'- ure had been reported in the grand stand, and the last sigh of resignation had been uttered But when he did show up. GOOD AFTERNOON. The Senators enacted a lot of drives some hits, some errors-and won the game five to four
 almost thought he had deserted us, and that Phoenix was to be left at the mercy of Felix Oviedo-Good old Leechy. But no. Just at the last mo- ment when it looked as though Phoe- nix were to get licked at last-along came the whirlwind. Those good sol Id cracks of the bat on horsehide. Chimed in pretty good with the sud- denly awakened yells from the grand stand-sure. I yelled. And Phoenix won again. It was the first game in which we" batted the ninth inning since so long ago. that only the records will remember with accuracy. You know we have been playing on the home ground so much lately. that it has always been an asterisk for the last half of the ninth. Even at that, Tempe didn't get a chance to lay up the re- auisite 27 outs, for it was only old Cookie who went down that ninth in ming Cook didna realize it himself, and the Umps and the teams got so balled up about it, that they all had to ask the scorer. and he had got so
 h bod tr go down and get him a long drink of ice cold soda water, and HE wasn't ex- actly sure
 Cookie meanwhile was resting on third, when he should have been in the dugout. Lebold, in center was nurs- ing the bruises that caught fly en- tailed and he wasn't a good witness. But they got it strengthened out. pret- " soon. and the game proceeded And everybody was hitting. and the Tempe infield was two miles above ground. and most anything passed for a safety. So when Shorty Dodge looked and saw Hudsons hot liner bound out of Aus tins mitt into the sticks of centerfield he just came on home. bringing the breakfast food with him.
 For nine long innings it was pneu- matically sealed baseball. with Oviedo fighting Krause to the limit. Hubby Hudson, playing his first game at se- cond in long time was aiding Mir Krause in remarkably efficient man Ter. Some If tle lest of the team were also helping, notably Cook and Kimberly. Kim took brace of sen sational plays out ir his large but ex elusive territory. He went both ways efter the ball, taking ore fly as much as a foot over his head. and another within a quarter of a whisker width from the ground.
 Put Hudson was he bright particu- lar star. He coujdn'a hit But gosh 'oW he did pile up the errors. Hanna let nim on Gncc. and Austin twice, and Kid Warren did the rest. But one ev- idence of his inflexihilty Of Waistlint was found in the whole game. and that was when he failed to stoop to con auer a drive from Nuts bat. But Hubby stole three bases, and that's worth a place in the headlines
 It was all ultramarine outlook in Inc last of the ninth. Tempe had made 6 run in tie sixth, and had it tied the same inning. The Bears then came back the ninth for the fourth The lont tally looked mighty slim. But-why use words? Just set it down to tho credit of the jinx.
 Oviedo didn't really deserve that pounding. Only the tret that the woodman spared was pretty much reinstated. When Austir put the ball among the leafy bough, for double in the first of the ninth the stands turned thumbs down HARD. The aborrescent growth MUST be cut down at once But Hathawa, selected spot near the upper lef hand main croch- to drop his ninth in. ming drive, and that started things.
 FIRST INNING: Liebold ou krause to Lucas, Kelly Moeur foules 10 Lucas: Griff out Krause to Lucas Dodge flew to Griff, Cook out Ovie. do. to Griff. Barton flew to Hanna
 SECOND TIME: Mutt singled be low Hud's belt line. Oviedo breezed Austin sent a fly to center, safe Geer drove to Krause who caught Mutt at Bartonville. Hanna popped to krause Hudson doubled on tht ground to center. Kim flew to Aus. tin. Warren famed and Oviedo tt Griff finished Hathaway.
 IN THE THIRD: Ares grounded to Hud; Liebold walked. took second on wild pitch and died stealing al Cooks hands. Meanwhile Moeur had