Arizona republican., 1915-07-06
At 4:47 Last Evening, Byrd Lynn Puts Out Center fielder Felts. and Game, Series and Season Come to an End.
 PHOENIX SPLITS
 WITH ORPHANS Latter Win Morning Con test by Hitting M'Cree- rvs Grooved Ball-Hall Blanks Elm i'll p. m. Till Ninth Inning.
BY LYLE ABBOTT

The organized pastime came to a dead halt somewhere between the time Byrd Lynn accepted d heaVe from H. Hall and the time he chased Felts to death between second and third yes terday evening. The exact minute was 4.47 F M July ,. 1915. in case you are anxious to know.
 Phoenix will win no more ball games off the Orphans.
 Hester. having won the final game. has assumed an almost merry demean- Cr.
 H. Fink has grabbed his last crab lover people getting into ball parks on press passes
 Bill Bowling. C. Scanlori. J. Mutt and others have nussed their last Charlie Horse in the R. c. A.
 Herb Hall has pitched his last eff cient. energetic well intentioned game in these diggings for a class D lea que
 Tom Toner is wondering where his summer will be spent-also the four bits he has left.
 F. McCreery has become weary and dispirited during his last contest on a local lot
 Joe Ellis has yanked the last bunch of Johnson grass he will grapple with in Riverside ball park.
 Nick Demaggio will put on no more comedy here unless he gets a job as understudy to Billy House Honus McArdle has inaugurated his iast lightning double on any Arizona diamond
 We have stuck to our freshly green painted chair for the last time until some other misguided gink starts base ball and the eXigencies of our craft compel us Co perspire over fool box score in a new palm beach uniform.
 The outstanding features of yester- days explosion were few. The man 9 agement set off three hunks of dyna mite in left field just before the morn ing game. and the subtle irony lasted all during that section of the sport. McCreery existed out there on the mound for nine innings, although how he escaped the fusillade of unnecessary slams no one knows In this pitcher. was concentrated all the grief and grouch that has dogged him this year. and he indulged in sarcasticaHy Iobbed total off which the Orphans smote a total of r hits, upon which they real ized 8 runs.
 Oscar Horstman risked his game leg and possibly brilliant future with the Los Angeles club. by pitching good ball against us.
 Is that not enough to know about the forenoon or do you want to be told that losing this game cracks Phoe- niX's streak. prevents us from having the small satisfaction of finishing right up there and brings a bitter taste to n to see the contest
 In the Eveninu
 By the moonlight. Phoenix took the final measure of the Orphans for a new suit of tatters. If you see any con spicuousiv ragged Willies around town during the next few weeks. you will know they are ball players. who have not vet collected what is coming to them for having expended great bodily effort on several overwhelmingly sunny diamonds in the busted circuit
 After q luncheon that consisted of hamburger and soda pop. together with an elbow, forcibIv inserted in our ab- domen. we viewed the return of BiH Bowling and Byrd Lynn to the ranks of active ball players for nine innings. Also the effect that their return had on a contest that was as fair-every bit as fair-as one could expect from eighteen chaps who are not quite sure where their next pork chop is to come from.
 Mainly due to the timely tightening of Herb Hall, together with consider able support. and some judiciously bat ted balls. Phoenix ended the season more honorably than Phoenix began it. winning the final game from Tucson just about as sided as Tuscon lar ruped us in the opener. only q few short weeks ago.
 There were few regrets. after the game Since Wednesday, when Phoe
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