Arizona republican., 1915-06-05
Series EVened When
 Locals Trim El PasO
 Seven To Get A Few
Toner Allows But Four Hits and Helps Win Game With Double. Scoring Two - And Everybody slammed the Ball
BY LYLE ABBOTT

~toueT NetflNnu dragged his wound cd feelings across a number of disas t~oHS innings of baseball He never did hump himself. but it just seemed that his most deliberate volleys were met and Straighrened out Fifteen tnneS the ball went travelling, and sev- .u tunes. somebody scored runs-all for the rearrsused Senators. And when Thomas Toner in addition to pitching shut out rllI. can Wallop the ball for two Ss,cks and score two runs and then ~rare his own self, il means somebody lr.~ remembered how to hit and do other things that are essential to win- u-r- rali sames.
 No doubt Red Toners mse-!y actions yesterday made some people feel aN- -rll- had Fl Pasoans. knowing how ra-ir team has been holstered up late l. have got into d habit qf looking for ~iIlIeEt victories. But the things that B,d Toner did to Fl Paso yesterday .u-hf to Doe very good for the gate re- .eiutS which have been right sma't poly CT late
 -S Ilaee where bees live had nothing ou rle grand stand. when il was am upancei that the Phoenix batting order Wuuld ae aN tangled up. Hester ad- mircd NcNrdles bunting Cnot flags. tloushl s1 well he stuck the shortstop mp second. and went down and hid hiw sell behind Bowling. ScanIon. from 1he deSpiseJ posish right before the pitcher. got elevated to the lead off while Maggie d'Spaghet went down four spaces to clean up.
 Whether it was the clear and balmy weather the determination to retrieve the iaioJic defeat of the day before. the Iss-lt yf the pair of fines on the dis ciflut. the agednesS ot Elinor Me Ciynn. or just return to batting form the Senators got right down to law cr-er run making just as soon as the arrangements could be made with the first four El Paso batters. We'll tell ---u about those arrangements-th best luck the visitors had the whoe game
 Perrine's batting jinkus stayed with him for an infield out. Heartened up HN Mathcs walk. however Buddy slammed the ball into right field and after the single had been registered Mutt did a Brickley. and let Mat get third Then Lynn pulled something Jl1- reminded us of Jack Bliss in his oiden days He let Buddy start to steal Cumhin@ted with Bowling tn take
 
 Hetweeo the sacks. with Mat not know ing just chat to do. or course this was aIl a stall. for when Mathes finally did break for home Hester nailed him e" the ueu with an accurate peg to Byrd
 hGs diScuura Ged. Thompson belied his reuutation by Whiffine
 Scaniou must of felt good He looked very well sprinting down to first after his opening shot into centerfieId. But the prize play oC the series was the next oEe- We'd of thought Stonev would nf knuoWed better. McArdle- true te his new allegiance-eSsayed a 1 hunt It scared a foot or two and dropped in NcGlynn's glove. thence it hopTed friSkily outside the first base line Uncle Mack recovered the ball ! and tossed iJ gently into right field. ! whereCpon Scanlon took third and HonuS second This was just as well Tor Mutt donated his services long enough to poke a beautiful sacrifice fly 9" right held. and the scoring had 1 started
 fl Ptsos only other error came in i the next when AIathes lost the ball try ! ing tn eaten Lowing off. after the re- storcd-aud it is to be hoped. the ! charstencd second sacker had singled i bid trcmped down to second and ! scored on Pittmans useful single
 NoW We don't want to make this one | sided looking. Fl Paso played lot | sarvfuiler game than We did-in fact | they had to. with the balls getting | smashed about the lot that way. But | as you all want to know how the runs i were made. and as the Senators were ! ihe opiy ones who made Whatche . gonna do@
 Frame Three was mean one for StoneY-a little meaner than any oth- CTS except the fourth, which was 1neanest 1
 McArdle committed a superheated single right past AIcCflynn Nutt