The Arizona copper camp., 1916-08-11
SHELTER BEATS MINES, 8 To Z,
IN TWELVE INNING c AlNE;
FASTEST CONTEST OF SEASON

1t took twelve innings for the SmelteF
to down the Mines Sunday on the home
lot, and the bugs saw two and one-half
innings of the fastest baseball played in
the ball orchard this season. The final
count was to 2.
Bromley and Munsell faced each
other at the beginning of the clash, but
Munsell felt the call of the shower in
the tenth and Spot needed the call,
sending Hughes in to finish.
Down in Berkeley, Cal, little Miss
Bromley first saw the light of day that
morning so the telegram read, and Jack
was there on the mound pitching in a
happy vein.
The visitors scored first in the sixth
when Munsell, visiting pitcher, con-
nected with a fast one and rode it over
the left field fence for counter
They got one more in the seventh.
After Pierce fouled out on good catch
to Mitchell, buddy strolled and Mitchell
robbed Bender of a hit Flick singled
to right, sending buddy to third Nc
Murdo folled with single to center,
scoring Duddy
Scanlon clouted a double as an
eighth inning starter. Pierce got Beau
miller's bid for a hit Tobin flew to
Bender Mitchell singled to right, scor-
ing Scanlon. Bender let the ball get
by and Mitchell attempted to score. He
was out Bender to Flick to B. Callan.
The Miners knotted things up in the
home half of the ninth. Hosp struck
out. Conley walked. Sorey went out,
Flick to McMurdo. Conley went to
second. Tonneman singled to left,
scoring Conley.
On into the tenth frame the two
teams went contesting every decision,
and it seemed like the close ones had
to come right at TINS critIcaT time
Scanlon had strolled as a tenth frame
starter. Then came Munsells cry for
help and the entry of Hughes. Beau
miller fouled to McMurdo Scanlon
played too far off first. Hughes tried
to catch him with a snap throw. Ma
honey, umpiring on the paths, called
him safe and McMurdo and company
moved to the center. Scanlon went out
stealing, B. Callan to Flick. Flick threw
out Tobin and the tension slackened
only to tighten again in the visitors
half of the eleventh. G.. Callan struck
out. Pierce got life when Scanlon
missed his fly after hard rum Bromley
caught him off first and on close de-
cision Mahoney called Pierce out. Again
the Smelterites advanced on Mahoney.
McMurdo informed officials in the
stands that he would finish the game
but would protest it on account of the
two decisions.
home half of the eleventh. Then Stad-
ELI robbed Conley of hit that would
have iced the game for the home boys.
McMurdo, first up in the twelfth for
the visitors famed out. B. Callan sin
gled his way on. Hughes went out when
the ball DETECTED from Bromley's glove
was recovered by Beaumiller in time to
throw him out at first. Stadelli hit a
high one to Beaumiller, which he
dropped, B. Callan scoring. Stadell
stole second. Sorey saved another
counter when he flashed back of sec
ond and threw G.. Callan out at first.
Sorey, Tonneman and Bromley were
easy outs and the Smelter increased
their lead in the second series.
Notes of the Game
Jack Bromley pitched good game
holding the visitors to eight hits in
twelve frames. He also got seven
strike outs. Bromley is the real hard
luck pitcher in this league.
Flick and G. Callan were the bright
spots in the Smelter infield Pierce
carried off the honors in the outer
garden.