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Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
Coyotes Want Geary, Coach
 Of Two Champion Grid Teams
Man Who Put Winning Teams in State Football Matches for Two Years in Demand to Lead Squad Again Next Fall

Coyotes are iii their holes, await
 ing the joyous sound of the whistle that will summon thcn to the foot ball field for the next big workout. Meanwhile. every influence is being brought to bear to induce the high school athletic authorities to engage Francis Geary. coach of two state championship EIid squads, and to in- duce Geary himself to remain in the game and put forth his efforts an other season.
 But two men of last years splendid Phoenix High team are left in schoo;. and while there should be no dearth of classy material, it V ill oe q problem to put the pep in:o the Etwconjers. who will form by far the larger part of the 1915 lineup. That GearA is jusU the man eo .nstill the ginger Is the opinion of all the athletically inclined students. and. oi course. all the grads who got their severe train ing under him.
 There is some talk of sumner train ing. All the big colleges have gone in for il. In Arizona Jnere is no bet ter time to condition an athlete than during the warm months. when the least eXertion starts the perspira- ton and makes for solid flesh. unem- cusnbered by soft muscles.
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Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
Everything is Ready for the Benefit Game at Riverside This Afternoon. When Local Teams Clash ir Benefit JOShfest

The most startling sensation of the year will be the pitcher whom the Republican- Coliseum nine will spring on the cigar clerks this afternoon in the benefit game. It is all off with the cigarretists. No chance A-TalI.
 When Ford, whose name is not Sterling except when he is being heav- ily joshed-Ah, er-When Ford got en- thusiastic in practice and pitched his arm away. Manager Myers of the RIG. outfit came along with q good man who was just as good if not rottener. He is Kid Breckenridge. He is be- ing kept in the dark, so the ume-dis- pensers will not get onto him. It is no fair if any of them read this, for that would give the secret away.
 Ed Doyle has prepared a large pack ing case in which to store the quar- ters he will collect for the numerous admissions to Riverside Park this afternoon. Being as how the expenses of the game are being borne by the players and their good friends of the sport about town, every cent that comes across the box office shelf will be clear velvet for the senators It takes four admissions to make a dol lar. and about q thousand dollars to satisfy the creditors. So, put on your Palm Beach suit, wrap the palm of your hand about the handle of q palm leaf fan and amble merrily to the rivers side and prepare 10 he enter tained.
 Just to help the sport along, several folks have made certain donations to the cause For instance. Hon. Button of Berryville came through with two Reach Cork center balls to be dented and flattened by the vigorous drives of the battling batsmen. Doyle has pledged one books of his best Puros
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
Toner Sends in Phoenix Run in Second With An nual Wallop, But Yields Pass and Lot of Singles the Same Frame
 BEER BLANKS THE
 SENATOR'S THEN ON McCreery and Hall. Hes ter'S Nominees iu Double header This Afternoon Will Oppose Knight and McGlyrn Today
Especial to Tbe Gepublicanl

H. PASO. June I9.-5'ast. clean-cut baseball occurred at Rio Grdnde Park this afternoon. resulting in the rous of the Hesterites at the hands of the locals. : to ?. Tom Toner. after hay ing delivered SUperlatiVe ball and shut the Mackmen out. was unable to come back against them. and they sma shed his delivery To several parts or the lot
 on the other hand. Sammy Beer was risht smart prevalent out there ol. the mound. and wherever there was danger Of scores being made he claspeti the ball to his breast and talked heartily to it before letting it gu 1nto danger. He couldn't be hit safely m the pIncheS. after one poor inninL in which the PhoeEicians scored two.
 Phoenix got two scores across In the second. McGiliyray singled and advanced m S1ewart's infield out Lynn came up :n IImptious manner and doubled into deep cen ter. scoring McGilvray- Hester Was hit by a pitched ball. and then along cane the red-topped twirler who de- livereG min self of a safe blow that scored Lynn
 As though the effort had exhaust - ed him. Tom yielded some hits ana things that were wrunS from him by the sweat of several Fl Paso brows Duddy walked and was forced by Hiss. Thompson singled. sendir-, Bliss to third. Peudleton. Pnieg e~
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
AAKN PREVAIL OVER ONER DUKES PUSH TUCSON DEEPER THE HOLE
Repiseum Team Ready To Swing On Jaw Of Clerks
 In Baseball Jam-bo-ree

FinOs, to be divided among the mem bers of the winning team. At first J. Hyder made deuce of q row because nobody came along and askeI him to help, so finally he compro- missed by skipping down a box of hose one pair to go to each man on the winning team, but with the under standing that no more than twenty eight players are to be used on either side
 C. II. Opdenhoff contributed that which means sure victory for the Re publican Coliseum bunch Without be- ing asked. he agreed to donate nifty blue uniforms that are the prop erty of the Arizona Reds. The fact that the cute initials are "A. R." all same Arizona Republican, means good omen, according to. Manager Myers. We shall win by merely look ing like ball players" he said. The only one I'm worried about is Billy House. who hasn't a unie-none being dug up that will come within e per cent of fitting him.
 When it became known that the Reps would wear honest to goodness suits. some of the opposing forces mObilized for an instant retreat, but Hon. Fink declared last night that he had ten substitutes on hand. An interesting conference happened be- tween Fink and Joe Ellis keeper of the grounds. Ellis was instructed to polish the face of the earth until it fairly shone, and he positively refused t) put any work on the grounds un- til it was promised him that he should play So the Cigar Clerks got the face washed and the hair combed of the grounds and a new utility water boy at one and the same time.
 The jitneys will run and the other attractions of the park will be on in full blast. and the rain of two-bit admissions ought to he steady and encouraging Nobody in this organi- zation would be excessively peeved if q thousand persons should insist on pungling up a quarter apiece And finally, Ladies are admitted FREE,
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
.LUCKLESS PUEBLO
 HURLERS ASSAILED
 BY DUKE SLUGGERS
Albuquerque Drives Mcconnell From Hill; Horstman Hurt; Full
 wider Finishes Game
Especial to The Republican,

ALBUQUERQUE. June 19. -- By punching hits when they were essen tial to the welfare of the local peace of mind. he Dukes won off Me Cornell today. Mack was withdrawn in the third after ne had been touch ed for three straight hits.
 The Honorable HOrstman went in tc assume the important duty of con ducting campaign against. the local sluggers. and after having failed to hit him safely. the Albuquerqueans finally forced him out--accidentally of course-wh"n a tatted pall coilid ed with his valuable ilnee
 Fulwider finished the contest ho- ding the Dukes down to one run in .the eighth.
 Tucson .inauguratcd q grand bat ting rally in the fourth, when d pass. an error an1 flock of n,alig- nant hits grew up into a qp;ntet of runs. matching those acquired lay the locals the preceding frame.
 Tucson 70 Q 0 ; 0 0 o-7 F ? Albu 70 0 3 03 0 x-9 F ?
 Batteries Mcconnell. Horstman. Fulwider and Callan; Fleharty and Raedel Umpire, Brashear.
 Dan Lippincott says the limit has been reached in the I00-yard dash. Nine and three -fifths seconds seems to him the lowest We can expect.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
BY SALLY JACOBS

Once upon a time there was poor Tired Business Man who could not find time to take a Rest He worked from as early at Eight in the morning until Six at Night with only d few hours off in the afternoon for a Game or two at the Club. His wife was quite worried about him and Just Hated to go away and leave him all summer but he Insisted. She knew his Time was well employed every day but She Dreaded to think of his Sundays. It seemed Terrible to think of him Alone especially in early July which was d Perfect Nightmare to her with the Fourth and Fifth starring her in the face. The holiday would be a Blank to him with her out of town. Of course as long as She Felt as she did it was Better for her to go to the coast than Run the Risk of doctor's bills but She Knew he would stay Around the House and Miss her. He was a man Who
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
Fable Of a Summer Widower Wife Of T. B. M. Solves Deep Problem

Loved his Home and Comfort and she could not Bear the Thought of Desert ing on Independence Day when he him. self Was so DePendent. Finally after giving Much Thought to the Matter She went down town to Cancel her reservation to Los Angeles.
 Just as she stepped in the Railroad Office she was Approached by a Pretty Girl who invited her to Buy. It proVad to be a ticket for a Double Header Ball Game and though She did not under stand quite What it was She Bought. It meant a Diversion for her Husband on the Fifth of July and her Summer Vacation.
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Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
SPORTING NOTES

From the wilds of Chelsea comes the def of Sandy Ferguson, who wants to get a come back chance with Jim Golf fey Who'll take chance?
 For motorbeat speeding, the coming regatta at Hannibal. Mo, should be a corker. Some of the fleetest are al- ready entered for the river meet.
 The Pacific Coast tennis champion ship will begin at the Frisco exposition on Saturday Some of the notables from that section are entered,
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20

which are considerable numerous along tie by-ways now.
 
 Los Angees. Pitts5urs, Kansas City. Buffalo, Chicago and Washington en- jcyed the distinction of having admin istered the whitewash in league games yesterday.
 And what do you know about Grover Cleveland Alexander now? No wor- der c. Rantiand Rice, the famous New York baseball writer selected Alex ander as his best 1915 pitcher and in c:dentally, Ray Schalk of the White SoX as the premier backstop.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20

the seventh. when 'iathes doubled md came in on Perriue $ single to. left.
 The game was well played and en- tirely free from the wrangling that has marre6 the pastiIne here during the fore part of the week.
 Manager Herb Hester has nominat- cd Ed McCreerv and Herb Hall on the declivity tomorrow. to pitch double header against Stoney McGlynn and l.. Knight.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Newark, 1; Pittsburg. ,. Chicago, &; Baltimore, 1. St. Louis, 6: Brooklyn, 2. Second game: St. Louis f Brooklyn, Kansas City, ?; Buffalo, 0. Second game: Kansas City, 0; Buffa-
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
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Opera bouffe baseball will cree ? into the best of leagues.
 
 Ty Cobb, well along in what most people agree k to be his top notch year in baseball, is again being con- sidercd the larger share of the Det- roit Americans Tn fact. a movement is on foot to change. slightly. the spelling of the clubs nickname. sos to do honor to this marvellous man. The "Tygers" is the new way of set ting the type
 There are hot weather ball players and cold weather ball players and players who go good in medium sized weather Now another class kas been added. The Senators have reen called dry state ball players. since their disastrous invasion of two commonwealths where the hum an-very human-passion for pale yellow foamy fluid is allowed to exist almost unrcstrained. Sure the man who alleged this awful thing did Hesters squad no justice when he intimated that the Phoenicians couldn't stand sudden egress from prohibition.
 Even the Fl Paso press. than which there is no more aggressive upholder of the Mackmen. has not hinted any thing so dark as this.
 Although not the largest city in the league. Phoenix has been con ceded the star crowds of the season so far. This is the theme of bitter arraisnment by Secretary Beckett of the league. against the loyalty of the Pass city fans. During the remain der of the summer. Phoenix will probably continue to draw the lar gest crowds of fans-inexplicable. but 3lissfully true.
 Albuquerque live commercial club has got behind the Doox with all the customary energy of that pepfl.l organization. Hard times will con tinue to- be suffered by Rio Grande Association clubs. probably all this season, but it is a cinch that if the organization survives it's first sea son it will come back next year strong enough to endure. During the coming winter. an effort will be made to dig up two more cities cap able of supporting clubs. Indeed, it will be a busy off season. The asso- ciation will maintain it's offices right through, and with the strong support of the fans during the winter months, will be ready to put up some more sterling ball in 1916.
 There is a lot of admiration due
 
 rounded by the fingers of indignant ink. We are still making vigorous sta bs at aiding the Phoenix club. If the thinking fan will glance over the history of "the league, he will find that ninet tenths of the boosting that enabled the original management 10 organize was done by this paper. Now, the Senators need money-not but just some advance coin from the sale of perfectly or dinary double header tickets. The Republican, through one of it's staff, is conducting single-handed, the to raise that money. To- day, there will be a josh ball game at Riverside park the object being to raise some money to liquidate a few small but itching debts about town. The Republican is promoting this ball game. Our intentions must be good, then, even if we are too youthful to avoid the mistakes that get us in bad with the hurlers of the masculine bovine.
 St Louis ought to be frenzied. for the first time in an aon or two a St. L.ooey team is well up in the
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20

for early practice. it w!ll le neces- sary to engage a coach. for the m rper trn;ning vii be useless unless conducted along scientific lines.
 out of the Freshman class next fall will come some likely chaps. TO the loNly and green-tinged ones. the school vii probably look for the big share If it's material this season.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
SUM MARY

Two base hits. Lynn. McArdle. Perrine. Pendleton and Nathes. Home runs: Bauer Sacrifice hits. Bliss
 Double plays. McGilvray to Dow ling to McGnvray
 Struck out: By Toner. ,: by Beer, I.
 Base on balls. off Toner. 2. off Beer. none.
 Hit batsmen By Toner. 1: by Beer, 9.
 Time of game: zoo.
 Cmpires. Kane and QuiSleyf
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20

and Samuel Beer cane along with successive singles tc 2 number of diff ferent portions of the lot, scoring the four runs in rapid fire order.
 In the third. Jakey Bauer got q home run into deep center.
 Tn the fifth, Thompson again con Eected for single and came home on Johnny Pendleton's doubie to deep lett field.
 The locals added another score in
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
COAST LEAGUE

Portland, Q; Oakland. 2. Los Angeles, 1: San Francisco, 0. Salt Lake, 9; Venice, 6.
 Second game: Venice, :; Salt Lake,
Arizona republican., 1915-06-20
Goa st League
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Arizona republican., 1915-06-20

first division of a major league. A lot of luck to the Cards,
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 Frank Childs' Loe Blossom. a mare bought by him in Phoenix last far week, Vas starred in the big 2:2O trot at San Francisco Thursday De Ryder drove his new sensation. Spriggan. to victory for the second time in the week in this event and Blossom was the chunk of horseflesh that made the winner step. Leata J., another performer well known to To- cal followers of the sport. captured the amateur free for-all the same afternoon
 Archibald Reginald Gattah. suL. is the nom de plume of the writer who produced the story of the Supersti- tions that The Republican reproduced from Ihe original producer Motor Age. This fact leaked out yesterday when A. R. Cater gave three whOops of surprise when he read into the :sto~y and began recognizing familiar phrases. The story was originally written for one of the Southern Pa tific's folders and was later delivered to Harry Welch of the chamber of commerce to get into Motor Age.
 Turn about is fair enough. sez Will lie. the office boy. when glancing over the ball scores last evening and dis covering the odd quirks of fortune that permitted the Packers and BuffeGs to blank each other 70 in couple header, and the Indiara ana Yankees to whale each other by 5-4 scores.
 
 2. Collins had better come to Ari- zona and wear out his new shotgun. taking flying shots at white wings.