Arizona republican., 1915-09-04
HeSteriteS Give Puddlers Good Run - Mahoney Homers With Bags Full, Giving Big Lead, But Score Is Tied
 PIERCE HITS BALL
 WAY OUT OF PARK Sewing Up Game ' to T. Bromley Yields Tying Hit, But Holds Hayden While Miner Team Scores Final Run in Eighth

HAI-DE\. Sept. In an unusually spectacular batting contest the Miners defeated the Smelterites on the local diamond today by the score of to [.
 CoNan officiated on the mound for the locals and managed to keep the hts fairly well scattered. The first hit yielded came in the second when ~Babe- Driscon slammed the ball over left field renee. with nobody on. talk ing four sacks. Disaster overlook the Shelter boys in the fourth and before the third man was down there was total cr six runs credited to their ad Ncrsaries for this frame alone. Scanlon was first up and hit to short making it safe when Garrity threw wild to 1irst- Later he scored on a wild throw By Duncan trying to catch him at sec end Hester flew out to left and De maggie followed with slow bunt to short beating it out to first. Gay then walked. advancing Demaggio. Driscoll EyeS next and bunted to Cowan who played the ball to third to catch De ulaEEio but every body was safe when l.orenson dropped it. Ramage then grounded to third making it safe as DemaEsio came home. Then with all sacks fuu the terrible Mahoney came up and sWatted the sphere squarely ju the middle. sending it over center field fence for a homer. Pendleton then flew out and GIavanich famed retir- 5nC the side with seven runs to the Shelters nothing and the game looked viuched- This was about the end of the work for the Ray boys. however, as they made but one more run when Gay scored in the eighth on Ramage's eroundcr 10 short.
 Luke Glavanich opened up tossing for the visitors and was very effective until he blew up" when the game was about half over In the fifth with two men out Stadelli grounded to second for a safety. Garrity walked. advanc- ing Stadelli. Pierce then sent hot vne to short making it safe and filling the sacks. Spot MacMurdo was next and went to first on being hit by pitched hall. forcing Stadelli home with tho first run for the Ore Puddlers. Bob Whaling then arrived on the scene with tEe bags full and everybody hoped he would distinguish himself but the inning was all over when he flew out So center. When the sixth opened LOT enSon grounded to center for a safe one after Carnes had gone out Duncan walked advancing LOrenson. Then Eowan sent one down to first where Hester was keeping guard and after Herb had picked it up and dropped it about twice he found that Louie had got to first and all sacks were full Stadelh sent a pretty two-saclSer to right field fence scoring Slug" and
 Dugic-' Garrity received a pass and the bags were full once again with the mighty Tom Pierce advancing to the plate, and Bromley replaced GIa- Nanich on the mound for the Miners.
 This change of tossers did not seem To disconcert "our hero" for he landed. smack on the nose. and lost the sphere completely on the roof of one of the huiidin-s beyond centerfield fence net ting four runs and bringing the score Co a tie
 This produced wild excitement in To- Cal fandom and as Our Tom rounded