The Arizona copper camp., 1916-05-12
SHELTER TAKES SUNDAY GAME
FROM MILL BY CLOSE SCORE
Contest Full of Old Time Pep, Classy Pitching and
cation, to
tBY R. v. JoHNsoN).

In a game full of old pep. wrang-
ling, fast plays, errors. lots of time.
i'll feeling and everything that goes
to make up a ball game. Arbogast's
Millers went down to defeat last Sum
day at Hayden. spot" Macmurdo
fighting Smelterites winning, by the
score of 8 to 2.
1t was a roofing crowd that filled
the Hayden stands and bleachers.
when the game was called. Three
hundred Ray fans headed by Hester
and his Tri- Copper League leaders
saw the game.
The Ssnelter drew first blood in the
second inning. when. after pretty
stop of Bender's fast drive. McDon-
neil threw wild and Bender reached
second base. Macmurdo, wishing to
set a good example for his help, hit
to right field, scoring Bender.
The Mills had = good chance to tie
it up in their half Of the second. but
lacked the punch. Bayless, first up,
doubled to right field. Arbogast sac
rificed, Munsell to Macmurdo. Guest
lifted a high one to Stadelli in left
field. His throw caught Bayless at
the plate.
The Miliers made two scores in the
fourth. Carisch, first up. singled to
center Bayless sacrificed. Munsell
to Flick, who covered first. Arbogast
doubled to left. scoring Carisch. Guest
singled to left. Stadelli tried to trap
the ball. 1t rolled to the fence and
Arbogast scored. Masmurdo sent
Hughes to the warming pan, but
Galena struck out ending the rally.
1t was in the seventh frame that
the dove of peace flew out Of the
Hayden park and was lost from sight
in the smoke of the big stack.
Pierce hit to Stoloff. who was
playing deep. He made pretty stop
and throw. On close decision Kelly
called Pierce out. The Smelterites
left the bench as one man and made
for Kelly, who stood waving them
back with both hands. Manager Mac
murdo and Munsell, pitcher, reached
Kelly first. There were no blows
struck but considerable pushing and
showing; which ended by Macmardo
and Munsell being shooed to the
shower.
Bender, resenting his managers 3
forced retreat, doubled down the third
base line. Whaling, batting in place
Arbogast. Callan flew out to Galena.
Whaling covered first in place of
Macmurdo, and Harry Hughes went
seventh.
The Smelterites tied the score in
the eighth Hughes, first up, struck
out. Stadelli hit the first ball pitched
to center for two bases. Boeckel out,
Art1 koI
third base buddy hit by pitched
ball. Flick hit to right field, Stadelli
scoring, buddy going to third. Pierce
popped to Stoloff.
The winning run came in the ninth.
Bender, first up. hit foul a mile
high over the left field fence and
tfen walked Whaling sacrificed, Ar
bogast to Guest, who covered first.
Callen walked. Hughes, flew to Bay
less. Bender held on second. Stadelli
hit a hot one to Guest, who let the
ball get away from him, Bender
scoring Callan went to third. Boeckel
ended the inning by popping to Guest.
Bayless, first up for the Mill team
in their half of the ninth, walked.
kg Guest walked. Mcdonnell flew
to Whaling.
THE GAME IN DETAIL
First Inning
Smelter-Stadelli out, Guest to Ar
bogast. Boeckel out. same way
buddy flew to .Bayless.
Mills-Stoloff out. Flick to Mac
murdo. Myers hit. into a double play.
Boeckel to Flick to Macmurdo.
Second inning
Smelter-F1ick hit to jnfield, but
was forced at second by Pierce. Sto-
loft to Guest. Pierce died stealing,
Carisch to Guest. McDonnelPs error
put Bender on second. Macmurdo
doubled to right, Bender scoring.
Macmurdo out on attempted steal,
Carisch to Guest.
Mill-Bayless doubled to left field.
Arbogast sacrificed. Munsell to Mac
murdo. Guest flew to Stadelli. who
doubles Bayless at the plate.