Arizona republican., 1915-03-27

Using the entire county official force iH relays, and showing a form hardly expected from athletes so dignified. the county officials with the aid of the force of deputies kept on tap by Sheriff Adams, managed to nose out on top of g to 10 game, yesterday at Riverside Park, leaving the poor minions of law and order from the city hall way be- hind in the dust.
 For the first six innings the score lation to the large crowd of onlook- CTS who had come with the expec- tation of seeing comedy game. Much disappointment was evidenced, when the players insisted on playing ball and good ball at that. After that period had passed, and Um pire Romaine Fielding had canned | pitcher Towers for the city bunch, and insitsed on pitching and um- piring at the same time, more or less joke ball was injected into the game.
 Fielding was doing the officiating from the calm and reposed back of a cayuSe belonging to the city, he allowed that he could see better up
 there and have the added advantage
 of being able to make a quick get
 to collect his scalp. AS an aid to
 keeping the peace, one of the Lubin
 bunch made up as a sort of cross between a policeman and a deputy
 sheriff, rigged out in red whiskers
 and two young howitzers, was along He served as first aid to the base
 runners. literally discharging balnk
 cartridges at the feet of the tagging 1 sprinters-
 Chief of Police Brawner was the bright light of the team from East Washington street. He exhibited
 signs of having been a real honest
 to goodness base ball player at one time. The chief rapped out two-
 baggers, triples and fielded hot ones all the same as if he had been dO- ing it for the past ten years. Jones starred for the court house aggre-
 gation lifting one of Fielding's of
 ferings over the fence for a home
 run, bringing in couple of men
 ahead of him.
 Governor Hunt was there, as an
 rounced in yesterday mornings pa
 per. He warmed up. .and then ad- vanced half way to the plate, where
 he heaved several balls into the cap able hands of Judge Parker who |, never missed an offering.
 Chief Brawner exhibited real strat egy when the game was going agains his cohorts, he ordered Policeman , McGrath to go out and play for tn , county, of course not notifying then I of the fact, that they were entertain , ing an angel unawares. M'Gratl
 acquitted himself creditably. in spit of the fact he was sent in to bal
 things up. He evidently misunder t stood his orders. as he captured f long fly that came his way. Whel S the county bunch found it out
 threats of lynching and assassination 9 were rife. but all profuse languag n was soon quieted by Fielding's cap . abel bodyguard, who threatened t t shoot up the whole crowd. Guile , was another particularly bright staI all count of the number of time Q that he mixed up his feet and hi 0 the dust was lost track of. bu
 Chief Brawner declared that a ne, { record was established when tn e husky cop ran 10 consecutive yard e withotu falling down.
 V Considerable cash was taken in a t the gates, all going for the clean u e campaign. The Indian school ban e furnished the music. and rooted i'm
 partially for both sides Johnny Con
 nors who had not had a ball in hi V hands for 25 years went in an X pitched two innings, retiring tn |. side both times without run o t hit. The old timer was there wit . all sorts of curves and drops. com . pletely putting it over the younge
 men.