Arizona republican., 1914-08-07
Three Over-heaves by Core and MOeur Let SolOns on, and Hitting Brings in Six Scores in the Fifth h. ming
 JEWELS FAIL TO
 SUPPORT OVIEDO But the Solons Play Splen- didly Behind Curley and O'Brien-Tommy Dodge and Kern Warren Figure in Nice Double Play
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It do seem that these So-longs of our'n can play some ball. after all, for in the fair and southside city of Mesa. all on a summers afternoon, tEe Capital City aggregation put it over the Mesaites.
 The runs were six and seven, and the hits were seven come eleven, and Mesa made six costly errors. So that the Jewels consider they possess one perfectly water -oil-and air-tight ali hi. But these eleven hits, as op- posed to the seven, make it look like a regular alibi, the kind you can buy for anywhere above thousand beans, if you are a financier in deep and hot-water.
 Because Mister Kelly Moeur and Mister Curly Core hurled three sue cessive balls aViating over the tall end innocent noddle of Joe Bond, thereby permitting three successive Solons to rest happily and in peace upon the three proper sacks, and be- cause the next Phoenix batters hap pened to come through with the safe smashes they were due for, our boys did a total of six runs in one inning. It was the fifth one.
 Now Mesa had accomplished a su perfiuity of scores in the third, and one more in the fifth, so that the teams entered the fatal sixth tied hard and fast. The Jinko, who had been hurled whimpering from the tree by Rolly Pomeroy's home run smash must have sought refuge iT Mesa, for he undoubtedly assisted the plays that brought the visitors their seventh and winning score ir the sixth.
 But Mesa was not dying of ennui and other supposedly mortal disease es. In the two next innings, it look ed like sure scores. But the said Jinkus, proved that he was d towel of strength on the defense, and not merely a hit-inspirer. For wher Core walked in the eighth and Moeul singled, placing the agile shortstor on second, and Stapely came up witf neat centerfield fly. Tommy Dodge was right there. He acquired the ball in such a manner that there
 
 out. And then he flung it to Kerr Warren, who tangled it up among Cores short ribs before the runne. could resume his safe teetering upor the bag And the side was out anc an almost bettable score was avert ed Barton to Warren to Barrett was another double play, of blitzen- like rapidity, which also eliminated z couple of dangerous runners. Oviedo Williams and Bond did one foT~ Mesa
 The busts were against Mesa. The Jewels made a total of six errors Here is how they let in six runs or three measy hits in the fifth:
 Kimberley chopped the ball dowr to Moeur, who heaved over Bond: head Hathaway then did exactly the same thing, and so. did Kelly Boone the Phoenix backstop, ther advanced to the plate and smashed the ball on a good hop to Core, whC spat upon his hands and hurled il even farther over Bonds head thar had Moeur. He only had one try but he made the most of that, anC beat Moeur's best effort. Cu.ley who was then officiating on th' mound for Phoenix, took four wdt ones. and Kim scored automatically satisfactorily and jubilantly. Dodge then singled, scored the next two and when the bases were again load cd by Ernie Williams error on War