Arizona republican., 1915-06-25
i'reaky Game Won by Phoenicians on Squeeze and Scanlon's Scanda- lously Long Homer Over TucSOn'S Ccnterfield TONER'S $ IIABTTUAIl
 SHUT-OUT SPOILED When Pucblos Crack thc Ball for Single Scores in Fifth and Eighth - Red Fulwider Injured When. He Rolnps After Ball
Special to The Republican,

TUCSON. June 24-A lot of in FerestinS things happened in toUay's game beside the Phoenix victory. In ract. it was a right peculiar game. at that Sorting the facts out in chron- uloe.cal order. one finds that the wis lturs scored first. and then repeated. and that Tucson fought its way up iu the fifth and eighth and tied the score. and then in the first of the ninth things happened. as follows:
 The Senators had a long session, during which they were unable to get men across the plate, lasting until the ninth. Stewart opened the inning with brave swat that left him on second. He was bunted to third on Hester's out With Scanlon at bat he scored on an attempted squeeze. when the ball went through Callan. Tucson claimed that Scan fouled the hall. but Umpire Brashear allowed the run
 What Scan Did Then
 X moment later. Scanlon hit one of the longest home runs ever accom- plished thus far in the Tucson ball park. The ball travelled like a bullet, lar over the centerfield barrier.
 As was hinted before, Phoenix was the first 10 get anything definite and tangible chalked up on the score board. Bowling walked in the very first inning. McArdle hit into a near doIble play, Bill being out at second on Benny StrOloffs pretty scoop. Mutt than did a single to right. send ing Mack to second and changing the batting order considerably, for on the play. F'ulWider. playing in right field, and running like mad after the ball. fell and badly wrenched his ankle. Whereupon, James Brown emitted mild but emphatic cuss words about his pitching staff and hospitals
 Mcconnell. another twirler, was IisSed in the dangerous right field Posish. and. oddly enough, got through the entire afternoon without meeting enough had luck to send him to the sick bay.
 But to digress and go back to the stor,.
 Here was Mister. NcArdle on sec ond and one down and one \. Dem aEggio advancing 10 the plate with an evil grin outlined under the place where a fiercely curling pair of black NeopOIitan mustacniOs would be if Nick were not thoroughly American Pastime-ized. Nick slashed drive across second base, sending McArdle home.
 In the second stanza, the big chief from the MaricOpa county metropolis created a flivver double oV CT second. It was the freakiest dOuble-Oase blow seen here, and there is no right good explanation for 1t except that Hester hit the pill wobbly-like and got two bases on his speed before it could be returned to the diamond As it was, Centerfielder Felts came charging ir hard and got his hooks on the ball at the approximate level of his shoe top. but he merely knocked the ball out of reach, while Hester gallopeG to the bag.
 After ScanIon and Toner had whiffed. Bowling scraped a hit past NcGeehan so fast it nearly took the skin off. and Hes loped home.
 The locals made an almost -scoie in the fourth when CaIlan. with the bases full. made a sacrifice fly to Demagsio. sending Rader across the plate Brashear ruled that Rader had started from third before the ball was caught. and disalIowed the score. All of which is a perfectly good reason why Rader has only one run chaIked up opposite his name in the box score.
 In the very next frame. however