Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
HONCS Il. NJ PAROLE,
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"Om" Shortstop Acquires Single. Douhle and Triple. All of Which SwellS the Local Rllns and His Bat ting Average

N-s. sir,
 That must have been the reason. Ray KaIlu is a Water-dOg. and cant pitch nice and winningly unless the drops are pattering. and the thunder k srumbIing and the lightning playing about his we'll comhed head. If h" had. jUst thought of the rain of hits, drop ping in most every portion of the ball Tor yesterday. he might have renewed his courage. somewhat. But, on second consideration. that wouldn't have worked. either. It k like the man who shivered strong enough to keep warm. and then stopped shivering and got cold again
 \ very large percentage of the balls pitched by Kallio yesterday. were met. Some of them were met so cordially that they counted for perfectly good scores. while others gave the Fl Paso inriclJ a chance to show off some nice rapid work Some, there are. who .rouched at the game because they thought Fl Paso played a flimsy and half-hearted game out there back of Kallio. But not so. Any old time d fielder has the pellets dipping by him, he is liable to display one of two de SirrS suicide or a quick yet-awaX. Con sidering the shin-baH that DemasgiO hi; off K1llic. one is inclined to believe that the damp weather pitcher wouldn't have minded much if he had met glorious death out there among the shrapnel-
 IT all the Volleying is tu be ikened to battlesC always a popular simile in these Warlike and dark agesD then the cannonading of H. J. McArdIe is to he considered nothing short of 42 centi- meter Calibre- H. J. McArdle placed oddles of obese tissue on his hating average by smitins one single, one double and one triple during and among four triTs 10 the plate.
 Just enough to make the pastime eX- citing. did the Feenicks bunch mislay the ball. In fact. one of Fl Paso's pair Of scores came on a list of two errors committed by MessrS. Scanlon and Pittman. It is rough on Pitt. especial Iv to call hisn an error. for he charged back to the centerficld palings and took Duddy's long high crash while off his balance and somewhat winded from t6e sprint. Christopher Knight had accu- mulated second base when Scanlon misplaced his grounder and had then fired it into the row of automobiles. On this dropped fly. he winged his way home with the second and last run made eff NcCreery
 After having lost to Kal during the Thursday rainstorm. McCreery reent- cred the lists yesterday and prevented anything like the division of the series on three 70 three basis. Likewise. he yanked Fl Paso from the top. and .anked his own club up even with the chaps who have been viewing the af- fairs of the newest baseball league from a commanding position up top.
 Grateful team mates did their share to aid their hurler with numerous, ire quents and stinging hits. Kallio com menccd oeirg a burnt offering at the very start. when ScanIon placed the ball within half dozen feet of the eX- act spot he has selected for his open ing shots during the past three games. McArdle then showed his right hand man across with a double bag swat that lined it for the right field fence. anc completely baffled both Thompson and Mathes. H. Hester won the next score by the precipitation of his fore ud. Cnluckily. he forced Bowling. who