Arizona republican., 1914-05-11
KRAUSE AND BARRETT WIN
 THEIR GAMES F0R PHOENIX
By Scoop
Yes. TWicet

Yes. Twice!
 Because the powers that exist didn't let go when it looked black l and because the men they had thelr eye most tightly glued on maoe good, Phoenix won both the games from Mesa yesterday. putting up pretty nearly every foot-pound ol baseball they possessed to pay Tor the twin victories.
 Few people expected that both games would be chalked up one way. Mesa had an awful good chance to win the second contest, but Barrett, who had been well damned the first two innings, set tied down and with the aid Of double play with three on succeeded in pulling out. It was Pug GLOW who made the initiative movement m this double Rolly Pomeroy was resting comfortably on second after stinging double to the territory of this same Glow. Williams raised high fly that looked like a fencer, and Pomeroy raced home. Glow hurl- ed to Brown for the put-Out.
 Both Glow and Pomeroy made homers across the fence. Both scored men ahead of them. Both tied the score. It did Glow an inn
 SC lot of good. He has not hit well this season. and on this-the first suspicious occasion Ctis whis- pered Mother was in the stands)- Happy clouted it over the park | bounds.
 The game reminded me of coast league exhibition on an off day. Neither team played brilliant ball. neither accomplished anything sen- sational, nothing was quite air tight, nothing certain. Mesa scored a couple in the first inning, when Nor ris bunted safe. Core sacrificed, Pomeroy showed the catcher home looked subdued. Jenkins and Sloan collided and let Bonds long wallop drop safe for two bases in the sec ond. Mitchell bunted safe and was out stealing. Goss then bunted safe, scoring Bond, and was himself scored on Morris single
 1 Barrett, who had been fiddling along much to his own notion of baseball, settled down and blanked Pomeroy scored from third on Mui- l lins perfect sacrifice fly. Sloan 1 caught the ball on his shoe top after racing in ahead of Jenkins, who waddles instead of sprints. Sloan was falling when he threw. and was prone when the ball left his hand. But it was a perfect peg. landing in Hap Connors' glove at exactly the right place at exactly q hundredth of second late.
 Second Game
 By "Weitiev
 One poor inning spelled defeat for Mesa in the first contest, which was abbreviated to five innings to make room for the second event Goss, the Mesa hurler, and the diminutve Krause of Phoenix pitched superb ball, the former yielding pair of hits and Krause giving three. The Phoenix pitcher famed seven men in the short space he worked, while Goss got six strike outs.
 Baum's boys embalmed the game in the first round when they got their both runs A bit of loose play ing aided the locals in the scoring although Goss got himself in the hole which caused defeat by hitting 1 Chief Lewis, after one man was out. Lewis started to steal second after being blocked off first. and would have been out by yards, but Joyce dropped Bonds throw Barton whaled one almost to the left field fence which scored the chief. Barton stole second and scored when Kimberly hammered out twO-bagger.
 Mesa's lone tally came in the third when Bond opened with a single and advanced two sacks. He made an honest theft of one but got to third on a passed ball. Goss sent him home, with screaming single through short. The visitors threat ened 10 score in the final period Mullin began with a single. Kraust became unsteady and passed Bond Mitchell famed. Goss, with chance to tie the score or win the game sent one towards third base tha
 scorched the diamond, but Bartol grabbed it and caught Mullin comin, , into third. Krause got Joyce for al easy out. ending the game. Tn