Arizona republican., 1915-10-01
League Standing

HAYDEN. Sept. 29, Special Corre- spondence). The lucSless Millers took firmer grip on the bottom of the lad
 der tooay when HesteI's Miners merci- lessly slaughtered them Dy score of to 5. It was. another case of too much Bromley Toner started for the Millers but after yielding six hits in three innings netting six rdns for the RaYites he was succeeded by Dent who. did excellent work through the rest of the game. His opponents were com
 pletely at his mercy except in the sev
 cnth and eighth when he was hit more freely than usual resulting in three scores for the visitors during his part of the game.
 Scanlon was first to hat for the Min
 CTS and received a pass Hester went out on sacrifice advancing Scanlon. DemaggiO hit safe scoring Scanlon and after stealing second and third came home on MitchelIs grounder fumbled Dy Van. Butcher sent one to short and was out and soon after Mitchell was caught trying to steal third.
 In the second Driscoll grounded to short and should have been out but Kelleher threw wild to Van allowing the runner to get as far as second. Ar bogast then bunted to Toner and Dris- coll was out at third. Pendleton then sent a @rounder along third-base line for two sacks. Bromley was next with a sale one over third base scoring Ar bogast and Pendleton. Scanlon then grounded to short and Bromley went out at second. X moment later Scan lon attempted to steal second but was too slow and the side retired.
 In the third Hester grounded over second base for q safety but soon spoiled if by attempting to steal De- meggiO flew to left for two sacks and then Mitchell grounded to third after which Demaggio was caught between second and third and the ball played to second to catch Mitchell approaching that base It looked like nice double play and almost everyone seemed to think so except Umpire Spikes who in- sisted Mitchell was safe and there was trouble brewing for few minutes Butcher was next and flew all the way over centerfield fence to the roof of one Of the houses on the hill taking four sacks al his leisure. Mitchell ahead of him. Driscolls out retired the side. When the fourth opened the visitors found themselves facing Dent and they couldn't even reach first until the seV- enth. In this inning after Arbogast was down Pendleton got a single and scored when Bromley sent q long fly to left field fence for two. Scanlon grounded safe along third base line but Hester and Demasgio both went out In the eighth Mitchell singled and Butcher came next with a safe grounder to left Driscoll bunted and Mitchell went out at third. Arbogast grounded to Whe- Ian who fumbled and the bases were full Peadleton sent a long fly to Ga lena in right field but Butcher came home on the throw-in Bromley then flew safe to left and Driscoll cantered home. Scanlon went out and Rays work was done.
 The Millers had such poor success that their story may be shortly told 1 Not until the fifth did they get all the way around. In this inning Kelliher walked after two were down. Van then flew to deep center and DriscoH should have had it but for some reason he 1 didn't and Kelliher came home. Van making two sacks. Whelan then sent d ] sale one over second base scoring Van 1 but Galloway was next and faniled Tn l the ninth it was about all over and l Gibson came up batting for Galena and l hit safe to center. Powell grounded 1 along third-base line for a safe two 1 sacker. Dent then flew out to center | but Gibson scored on the thrown. Kel- | liner hit to Bromley and was out after which both Van and Whelan walked l This filled the sacks but Galloway was 1 an easy mark and the fun was over.