The Arizona copper camp., 1916-07-21
LEFTY JACK BROMLEY AND
NICK DEMAGG|O PROVE TOO
MUCH FOR SME[7ER|TES

No doubt the boys from the Smoky
city were pleased when Lefty Jack
Bromley climbed the mound at Ray
Sunday in the next to the last game
OF the first Tri- Copper League series,
and no doubt they were saying
just what they would do to .'Lefty's'
Ieftying, but that same southpaw
defeated those talking ball tossers
and the defeat was bitter. too. The
score was to 4. Munsell and Hughes
put EN- over for the visitors.
The Miners showed cause for having
the first series cinched in the first in
ming. Scanlon was hit by the first
pitched ball. Umpire Kelly guessed
that because it was a slow one. Scanlon
walked into it and called it bali.
The next one, fast ball caught Scans
lon in the back and Kelly said he
might ramble Beaumller forced
Scanlon at second, Munsell to G. Cal
Ian Then he stole second and third.
Demaggio walked and stole second.
Beaumiller scored on Mitchelfs out.
Demaggio took third. With Hosp at
hat MunselI started wind up Before
he could unwind that pegging machin-
cry. Demaggio pulled Cobb and stole
home, the first home bag pilfer in the
league this season. Hosp ended the
inning by the Carnes, McMurdo route.
For five innings Bromley set the Wis
itors down without hit Then came
the sixth when old George Gloom per-
vaded.
Munsel first up, walked. Stadelif
followed with single to left. "Flame"
Delhi. pastiming in that garden. caught
his spikes in his uniform and booted
the ball. Munsell went to third. Stad
elli to second. G. CalIan sent sac
rifice fly to right scoring Munsell, and
stadelli went to third. Scanlon booted
one from the bat of McMurdo and he
went to second while Stadelli kicked
in with the tieing score. Duddy fol-
lowed with a triple, scoring McMurdo
Bender walked and was out stealing,
Ramage to Beaumiller Pierce flew
to Delhi. Munsell complained of the
heat and Hughes took up the toll in
the sixth.
The Miners got one and tied the
score in the seventh. Delhi went out
Carnes to McMurdo Ramage hit one
too hot for buddy to handle and went
to second on Bromleys single to CEN
ter. On fielder's choice Scanlon reached
first. buddy threw to second to catch
BromeIy, Carnes let the ball get by
and Ramage scored while Bromley
went to third. Scanlon was caught off
first for the second out Reaumiller
walked and went out stealing.
one more in the eighth gave the
home boys the lead. Demaggio led off
with single over Hughes periscope.
Mitchell sacrificed, Hughes to McMur-
do. Hosp hit to deep short. De-
maggie safe at third. Conley. playing
his first game at first, followed with
single to right, scoring Demaggio.
Delhi walked, filling the bases. Ramage
popped to McMurdo Bromley forced
Delhi az second.
The visitors tied the score again in
their half of the ninth. Duddy first
up, safe at first and went to second
when Scanlon overthrow first. Bender
flew to Delhi. Pierce struck out on
three pitched balls. Carnes safe and
buddy scored on Hosps error. Mitchell
made good catch of G. Callan's high
one
Then came the finish. scanlon
struck out Beaumiller safe when
Pierce dropped his fly Demaggio
came to bat, he Knocked nine foul balls
six of them over the fence and then
tripled to center, scoring Beaumiller
with the winning count