The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-12

| HAY DEN, ArlZ., May 11-Jack
Bromley, pitching good ball, won the
ball game on Wednesday for the Miners
against the Smelterites with a scroe of
| 9 to g.
| He let three runs get through in the
second and third innings, but after that
he shut down and they ceased abruptly.
Leverett on the Smelter side, also shut
down hard and from the third to the
ninth there was nothing doing for the
Miners, either.
Bromley, besides pitching good ball,
did some excellent work Win the ba.
Scanlon took care of eight putouts at
sythe proved most dangerous men with
| the bat. McMurdo, playing first base
for the Smelter, made putouts till the
| fans eyes ached and in the second
knocked the ball so far over the fence
! that they are looking for it yet. He
was the only one to knock home run
| during the game.
Leverett was holding the Mine boys
SO well up to the ninth inning that the
Smelterites had every hope of saving
the day until the unlucky break oc-
| Cured at the close.
The Shelters first run came in the
second, when McMurdo knocked the
ball over the fence. After him Gibbs
reached first on a hit to left field.
Callan knocked a three Dagger, but
Gibbs was put out Beaumiller to
Wacob. Leverett grounded to Smith.
Shaw walked. Butler reached first on
a hit, and Callan scored on McMurdo's
error. Flick struck out, but first blood
was to the Smelter and hopes were
high
The Mines came back in the next in
ming, however scoring five runs With
Bromley out on a fly, Scanlon walked.
| Beaumiller, with a two bagger, sent
| the latter to third and reached second.
lDemaggio walked, but Smith whanged
| the pill, scoring Scanlon and Beaumil-
| Ter, and sending Demaggio to third.
BaerWald exactly duplicated the per-
formance, scoring his two predecessors,
and was in turn scored by Forsythe,
hitting to left Hosp reached first on a
hit to center field, but Wacob was out
| on a caught foul for the third man
down.
The same inning saw another run for
the Smelter. buddy fouled out to
Wacob, but Killilay reached first on
| Baerwald's error, and McMurdo, the
heavy hitter, sent him to third, and
Gibbs flew to Demaggio, but the mo-
ment Nick nabbel the ball Killilay
streaked it for the home plate and
scored. While Callan was up McMurdo
| stole third, but moment later Callan
flew to Forsythe and ended matters as
the third man down.
The moe plate was sprayed with five
more runs in the ninth by the Mine
boys. Beaumiller, first up, walked, as
Ibid Demaggio. Smith sacrificed,
Beaumiller to third, Demaggio to sec
ond. Tobin hit to CENTER scoring the
! two last named, and reached second,
while Forsythe, hitting to right field,
scored Tobin and got to second. At
this point Leverett was retired and
Slagle put in the box. Hosp grounded
to short, and, though he never reached
first, Forsythe got to third. Wacob
next with safe hit to left scored For
sythe and was safe on first. This
lstopped proceedings, fol, although
Bromley made first and sent Wacob
Ito second, Snalon flew to McMurdo.
This ended the game, so far as runs
kWere concerned. Probably five hun
dred people saw the game. A some
what cloudy day, and the game being
a rather protracted affair, the light
Threatened to fail before it's conclusion.
A cold wind circled the dust around
a bit, but the boys stuck to it, finishing
at seven o'clock sharp.
THE GAME IN DETAIL