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Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
Base Hits from the
Tri-Copper League
BY BOB GIBSON

: Downey, field captain of the Miners,
has left to join the Salt Lake club
of the Coast league.
Garritty, the Miners sensational
shortstop, will leave Wednesday to
join the Los Angeles club of the Coast
league.
Carnes, last years second baseman
for the Smelter team has made terms
with Manager McMurdo and will be in
Wednesdays game against the Mines.
Carnes is classy fielder and should
work in fine with buddy, Flick and
McMurdo.
Not a game goes by without Nick
Demaggio of the Miners pulling Off
some sensational fielding. If Nick had
a little better wing he would be up
with the Big boys, for he is good
hitter the best baserunner in this
league and can go mile in the out
field and get 'em.
Mike Mitchell showed his apprecia-
ton of the chest of silver given by
| his teammates in honor of his mar
rage by hitting for three bases ano
| scoring two men.
| Catcher Carisch of the Mill has beer
! made a very tempting offer to joir
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06

the Great Falls club of the Northwest
ern league.
George buddy is another local play
er Hester is trying to grab for his
Great Falls club.
Managers had better get busy and do
little wiring and get some players
that can report at once or they may
find themselves without a full team
The Ray mines management has
signed up Bill Fisher to play first
base. Fisher was with the Denver club
of the Western league part of last
year. He has been playing in the West
ern association this season.
The way Ramage played the bag
Sunday was good enough for any
league, and he only got four hits out
of four times at bat
In hopes of putting his club on a
winning streak Manager Arbogast
went in and caught Sundays game
against the Mines.
Hosp, the Miners star utility man,
has been rendered contracts by Vernon
and Los Angeles. 1t is likely that he
will sign with one of them and report
at once.
Manager McMurdo of the Smelter
aggregation. has signed a brother of
Catcher Gallon of the Smelter club to
play an infield position If he is any
way near as good ball player as his
brother he will make a valuable addi-
ton to the Smelter team.
Carl Flick has been placed at short
since the departure of Boekel, and is
playing even a better game than he
was at second.
Although Whaling is not a second
| baseman he has been filling in for
Manager McMurdo in great style and
his hitting has been hard and timely.
| Although no playing manager has
/ been named for the Miners, it looks
! like Beaumiller will land the job. He is
| for the job
| ELAINE" Delhi turned in another
win Sunday when he gave the Millers
| good beating, score Z to 3. Not an
earned run being scored against him
About all he has to do is to walk
out to the box and the Millers are
beaten. 1t has been said that he hasn'
! a very strong heart, but from his per-
formances so far he has not shown
any weakness
The Millers have yet to win a game
on the Mines ground.
Bob Meusel, released by the Mill
ers some time ago, has caught on will
! Bill" GoodWins team in Globe In {
recent game he was put in as pinch
hitter in the ninth, with a man OF
base and his club one run behind
All he did was to hit one over the
fence. breaking up the old hall game
right there.
Stuloff, late of the Millers, is witt
the same club again and is playing
good ball,
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06

10 rnake lecture the threatened point.
The Germans are sending reinforce
nlcn:s t. the battlefield from as far
rs Nerdun ard Lens. and i is thought
that the continued heavy German at
tacr3 on the Meuse may be intended
to conceal important transfers of
trools behind the German lines.
a report from Holland indicates
that the Germans have prepared
counter offensive between thu Belgian
frontier ;.aa A.ras, where, it is ru-
laorcd. fui midable concentration of
til.pery is Icing made.
The operations: CT the Russian front
show no- the slightest diminution IN
heir intensity Both Russian ana
German oit;cial communications tes
thy to he desperate nature of the
battles Tl,e Germans are offering
stubborn rasistance to the Russian Of
fensivc III the Earanovich region. but
on the Whole the Russians appear to
L c Lutsll region.
Ii the Caucasus, however, the TURKS
sem to be more successful in hold
inc IN the Russian advance
re It3lians are keeping up rhei:
strong fight, ard altogether the view
Of the whole military field continues
promising from the standpoint of the
entente allies.
Meanwhile, the political field has
almost as absorbing an interest. The
Rmnanian government is said to be
greatly impressed by the recent mill
tary success Of the entente allies and
tO6dy's news Is that the two opposing
political parties in Rumania have al
ready Joined forces in favor of L
pro-ententc policy. Hopes, therefore.
are revived here that Rumania soor
will he found in active co operation
with the allies.
There is reason to believe that al
Though the British government and its
allies disavotV any real change in pol
icy rs Il result Of the abandonment
of tie declaration of London, steps
have been taken in the neutral coun-
tries Of Europe which will have the
effect # increasing the economic
pressure on i1cTfnanV
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
FRANK N COY
WINS CONTEST
Steer Riding Money Is
Grabbed BY Rider Who
Sticks On Outbuckin'est
Little Black Ok That Ever
Leaped from a Chute
BY LYLE ABBOTT
Especial to The Republican,

PRESCOTT, July Prank Mccoy
won the steer riding money for to-
day by handling the outbuckinest little
black OK that ever leaped forth from
a chute. Snake Richards, who bellies
his nickname, in both looks and dispo
sition, was second and Irk Woodford
third Bad Bill Simon, the best little
grandstander who ever stood on a
pedestal, received the fourth award.
Johnny Fredericks, present holder of
the bucking championship, won today's
steer-roping contest in 8 seconds flat.
This time compares favorably with
some of the times registered at Phoe-
nix last fair week. Herb Cook was
second, in 10 S-5; Clyde Miller, third,
in II. 3-5. and Frank Thompson fourth,
in II 4-5 seconds.
Doc G. w. Pardee. Sterling rider,
won today's leg of the worlds cham
pionship broncho busting contest on
Zebo, the horseflesh replica of the
san Francisco earthquake. Frank
Thompson was second en- Big Sid.
Harry Crews, who rode two horses,
was awarded third on his showing on
that odd cayNse, John Cantrell; later
in the day Silver King disqualified
Crews. Bob Donnell and Pitchfork,
made a good ride and won fourth
money. In the bareback riding con-
test, Bob Anderson took first on Pee
wee, Doc Pardee won second on Dou-
BILE ., and Wild Horse Bill. riding
Ioway. took third Walter Cline ana
his string won the relay race. H
also took tho uOpV pNnroSe raoa NTrc
Roy Hayes won the cowgirls' race.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
PATRIOTISM
IS COSTLY
Peter Schafer, German
American, Who Attempts
to Fire Biggest Salute
Ever Heard In Mayer Is
Seriously Injured
Especial to The Republican,

PRESCOTT, July 5.-Patriotism cost
Peter Schafer, formerly of Maricopa
county, dear yesterday, when he ex-
ploded a box of giant powder near his
home in Mayer, with the result he
lost sight hearing and speech and near
ly his life. A premature explosion. due
to an unknown cause, caught him as
he was preparing to deliver the big
gest Fourth of July salute ever heard
in Malyer. Schafer is a German Amer
lean and has been noted for his great
loyalty TO the country of his adoption
He was a rancher in Maricopa county,
and is now interested in mines
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06

There were some thrilling mo-
n,cntS in the recent series between
the Chicago Cubs and the Cincinnati
Reds, and this picture, in which Beall
of the Reds is shown being put out
at third, was taken during one CT
them. This happened ir the fourth
inning. In the sixth inning of the
same contest Beall shown more bril-
hantly. making home run.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
CAME GDESE|CHTEEN
INNINGS; TIE RECORD

LINCOLN, Neb., July The Lin
coin and Omaha teams cQualled the
seasons record today, PLAYING an IS
inning game, which Lincoln won by
score Of II - 10. Score:
Lincoln ..001 oo7 010 eco 100 COLL
Omaha 100 lO5 002 O00 100 0O0--11
Hits Lincoln 10, Omaha II. En-
rc.s: Lincoln 9, Omaha 4. batteries:
Gardrer. Hall and Rohrer, Johnson;
O'Tocle. Thompson. Rruck and Mar
shall Kruger
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
FRENCH MAKING
MORE PROGRESS
THAN THE BRITISH
CONTINUED from Page One)

which have been delivered both day
and night in the regions % Laboissenc
ard Thlepva!, and generally between
the An,rc and tho Somme, where they
are making steady progress.
Ii IS estimated that the German
losses in the battle Of the :Somme thus
far are Approximately 69.0)). The
CAPTURE Of .'nS has been compare
Voly small, because the Germans. IN
anticipation Of the offensive, with
drew th.ir big artillery 70 longer
ranges before the battle began
according TO aerial ohservauors on
the French front in the direction Of
Feronne, there are now ong three
more trench systems between the
French ard the open country and if
Il break can be made il the German
lines here it would be extremely
serious for the Germans, wao are
doubtless hurrying up reinforcement;
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PIRATES LOSE TO CUBS
TRepubIican A. P. Leased WlreI

PITTSBURG, July 5.-Heavy hit-s
ting by Williams and Mann, with err
rors by the local team resulted in
Chicago defeating Pittsburg here to-
day by a score of to 8. Score:
Chiraoo
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
Washington

SI'MMARY-Two-base hits: Henry,
Mcbride. Three base hit: Baumann.
Stolen bases. Baker. Magec Gedeon
Bases on balls off Heating 9, of
Rice . Hits and earned runs: Off
Ayers and in /. none out and )
on bases in second: off Rice II and
in S: off Heating l run Struck
out: BY Heating /; by Rice ;. I'm
hires: owens and Connolly
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
American Assn.

At Columbus 0; Louisville 5.
AT Indianapolis 4 Toledo 2.
At Minneapolis 2; st. Paul Z.
At Milwaukee .; Kansas City O
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
ST. LOUIS oEFATs CINCINNATI

GRepublcan A. p. Leased Wrel
ST. LOUIS, July St Louis won
the last game of the series with Gin
cinnati here today, to /. Score:
Cincinnati
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
Western League
TAKE THREE OUT OF FOUR
Gepmblican A. 2. Leased Wirel

SIOUN CITY, July 5.-Des Moines
made it three ol.t of four over thu
lndians by taking the final game, ,
to 0, in ton innings Score:
r. II. E.
pes Mnines 900 0n0 900 p 9 1
Sioux city 900 900 noo CO 4 0
Batteries: Baker ara Spahr: Clark
and Livingston.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
American League
YANKEES CONTINUE
ON WINNING STREAK
New York Americans by Winning
Yesterdays Game Take Three Out
of Four from Washington.
rRepubiioan A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON. July New York
made it three out of four by winning
to J. from Washington today. Score:
New York
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
PHILADELPHIA GOES
INTO SECOND PLACE
BY Taking Close Game from Boston
Yesterday the Phillies Step
Into Second Position
Philadelphia

BOSTON, July 5.-Philadelphia de-
feated Boston, = to l, today, and went
into second place. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
81 4 6 p II
Pittsburg

SUMMARIZING base hit: Fisher
Three-base hits Mann, Wagner,
Schultz. Home run: Williams. Stolen
bases Wagner, Hinchman. First base
on balls: off Miller ,. Hits and earned
runs: off Hendrix and in 6, Law
ender 0 and 0 in 3. Miller and in
:, Harmon and in ,. Struck out
BY Hendrix 2, Lavender 3. Miller 6.
Harmon 2. Umpires: KLEIN and Emslie,
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
WICHITA GRABS TUFF ONE

ST JOSEPH, July 5.-Wichita won
a pit battle todly. to o. Score /:
r. II. f.
ST Joseph .. 900 roe O0u-0 ;
Wichita ....... coo 600 O10-1 4 2
Batteries Patterson and Fusner
Kaufman ana Griffith.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06

American League
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
Boston

81 MMARY-Two- base hits: Paskert.
Fitzpatrick. Double plays: Burns to
Stock, Gowdy to Smith to Konetchy
Bases on balls: off Rixey 2. Barnes /.
Hits and earned runs: Off Rixey run.
Barnes and l in s, Hughes 0 and 0
in l. Struck out. BY Rixey 5, Barnes 4,
Hughes 1. Umpires Byron and Quig-
lev
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
WIN FOUR IN A ROW

TOPEKA. July 5.-The Savages
made il four straight by defeating
Denver, u tc 4. today. Score
r. H. L.
Topeka ......900 AS OOx-12 II /
Batteries. Cnokingham. Reynolds
and Shestah; Henning, Norhics and
Allen
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
b Coast leaque

Los Angeles at Salt Lake.
Portland at San Francisco.
Oakland at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
Southern Assn

At Little Rock 10: Mobile 0.
No other games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
"a / 9 "a 10

70 z To q
sBatted for Louden in 9Th.
**Ran for Clark in 9th.
%*"Batted for Toney in 9Th.
By innings:
Cincinnati 49,. .....1 100 600 000-1
st. Louis ..... 100 900 ok
SUMMARY-Two-b base hits: Bethel,
Wilson. Bases on balls: Off Toney 2,
Williams 3. Hits and earned runs: Off
Toney runs, Williams l run. Struck
out; BY Toney s, Williams 2. Umpires:
Harrison and Rigler.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
Coast League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League
New York at Pittsourg.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06
Coast League

SAN FRANCISCO July D.
r. II. h.
Portland ............... y l
San Francisco ..........2 8
Batteries: Sothercn, Kelly and Fish
er; Steen, Brown and Brooks.
SALT LAKE July .
r. H. E.
Los Angeles ..........;... q "a 2
SAT- Lake ....+. .-...-...... III II
batteries: Scoggips Hogg. Ryan and
Arizona republican., 1916-07-06

SAN FRANCISCO July B.
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Dame; erft lit fe iibergei9nappt, bann
Isptro iie Derninftts uno ftirbt baron.
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oas Suite Iebsnbig madt unb tn benz
3et9en biefes 9luubens tperben mir
fieger. \
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i'm 8erfebr lit, perltert binnen fe95ebn
Sabren our6fdnittli9 flint Bro5ent
an Mert.
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(Gbobeiien) r~aiieren tbr &opfbdar, um
bamii Die pompDfe Srifur Der Mdnner
gu perItGrfen.
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gen: Die cine. bic iie BON anberen err
bdlt, unb bic anoere, Die tpi6tigere,
Die tie iid felbft sibt.
Cine neue &ammer fir unterfee@
iI6e pbotoerapbie bat cine Mano@
itdrfe, baB iie big gu 244 Meter Siefe
Dem MuferOrude Wiberifanb leiiten
tdnn.
Die @leingiltigfeit 1T bl0oe, eruu>
Jam. fred, geb an Der S9Onbeit pors
iiher obne 8eipunoerung, am @leno
obne Mitleib, am @roBen obne @br>
Fur6t, unb am Mnnber obne Mnba9t.
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5~enslpdrme, 8erftano, Nnmut. lei6te
umgangsformen, ReIpeft Dor benz
@rnft, gerftdnbnis fir ben S9er5 =
Summa : @ummorum: ~ 2iebensz
piiroigfeit.
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ms III ben S9oB mirft, tit grObtenz
tells &aBengolb unb Serrinnt uns unz
ter oen 9Gnben. Nur mas mir ibm
abringen in bortem, ebrli4em &fe,
bat bleibenben Wert.
Gs gibt 9inse, @erbdltnifie, GU
{fdnoe unD 8erufsarten, gesen bic ber
Meni9 fi9 nit Sdnoen uno SiiBen
pehrt. ipenn er eben %bineingerGt, uno
bic er na6ber gang unO gar fir fid
5ugef6nitten finpet, ipenn er enbli6
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mute lit INNER oa; fie fam ni9ts per>
fdieben. tie oarf nidts BON Der Gele-
genbeit oosr Dem 3ufaa boffen; ibr
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mubt. fieg' ODER itirb, uno iiberlab
0ott Die GntthetDung
Mrnbt.
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in einem grlaB aneeorbnet, baB lebige
perfonen psibli6en @eI9ls6ts bic 8e>
5si9nuns sJrau" fiibren biirfen, penn
tie nit einem ariessteilnebmer in Der
ernitliden Ibii9t Der 8erbeiratung
perlobt tparen, cine 6eirat aber fpegen
bes burd ben &ries erfolgten Sobes
ODER Der 8erfdogenhit bes 8rGutis
gains ni9t mebr m6gli4 lift. 3uglei9
fam aud Der 8rnut geituttet per6en,
ben 6amiliennamen ibres @erlobten
dn5unebmen.
.NationaItibenbe" teiIt nit,
ouB Ole srDBte Station fir brabtlofe
Geographic Der MeIt auf Satpaii ers
ridtet perben foa, rnb 5fpar nah Dem
SpItem oes bdnii9en g%rfinbsrs poulz
fen. Die Moiten tperoen cine 66be
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n1, ,sater Seratd Secb" unD nSa=
ter egg Maib" ma6t Die 9e1lt1en legen
lrno rertabel. Seu unb @etretoe: pun
nerS0ebiSin. Sater Seen Gp, 42o o.
slures ctr. Sci. grpdett 1888
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ctr. Seu, @etreife. @artens ltilo Selos
iamen, @efliioelfutter. Snfubntoreft.