The Arizona copper camp., 1917-06-30
COST GAME EOR. FRAY
IN FIRST Of SECOND SERIES,
BROMLEY PITCHING GREAT BALL

With any kind of decent support
behind Bromley, Ray would have won
the game from the Mill team in the
first game of the second series which
was played at Hayden last Wednes-
day. Bromley pitched high-class ball
al the way and eight men fell to
Brandt's six. In the matter of hits
they were evenly divided, five each
Everything went smoothly up to
the sixth inning, when Ray came to
bat and by timely hitting and two
free walks to first, the Ray team sue
ceeded in scoring three runs. Beau
miller got pass to first, DeMaggio
singled, Forsythe walked, and when
Tobin came up, he lined out one that
hit the right center fence and scored
all three men that were on bases
Then in the Mills half of the sixth
they scored three runs which they
were not entitled to by any means.
Brandt knocked two-bagger, Galena
was safe on muff by Scanlon, and
Kane walked. Carish was allowed to
walk, which forced a run in. Then
Westerzill lined a hot one out third
base way and Smith allowed it to run
between his feet, letting Galena and
Kane home, and thereby tying the
score. Again, in the seventh the er
rors were costly. With two men out,
Galena got pass to first and stole
second. He would have been out a
mile at tthe second base had ndt
Hosp dropped as pretty a peg from
Tonneman as one ever saw. Kane
was safe at first when Smith and
Hosp failed to get the ball to Scanlon,
and then Mclean knocked the ball to
Beaumiller. The latter bated the
pill, allowing Galena to score from
third for the winning run of the game
Neither side was able to score again
although in the eighth the Mill got
two hits. The game by innings:
First Inning
Mines-Scanlon out, Westerzill to
Mcdonnell. Beaumiller fouled to
Carish. DeMaggio walked, and was
out at second on Forsythe's hit to
Davis No hits, no runs.
Millers-Galena flew to Forsythe
Kane was safe at first on Smiths er-
ror and then stole second. Mclean
out, Hosp to Scanlon, and Kane went
to third. Mcdonnell flew to Tobin
No hits, no runs
Second Inning
Mines-Smith flew to Westerzill.
Tobin knocked a long foul to right,
but was caught out by Galena, who
made a long, hard run and spectacu-
lar catch Hosp struck out. No hits,
no runs.
Millers-Carish flew to DeMaggio
Westerzill struck out Davis out,
Beaumiller to Scanlon No hits, no
runs.
Third Inning
Mines-Tonneman knocked two
bagger. Bromley pop-flied to Brandt.
Scanlon flew to Davis. Beaumiller
flew to Galena One hit, no runs.
Millers-Guest flew to Beaumiller.
Brandt struck out. Gaelna struck out.
No hit, no runs.
Fourth Inning
Mines-DeMaggio struck out For
sythe fouled to Carish. Smith out,
Davis to Mcdonnell No hits no
runs.
Millers-Kane struck out. Mclean
flew to Tobin. Mcdonnell singled
Carish flew to Scanlon One hit, no
runs
Fifth Inning
Mines-Tobin flew to Galena. Hosp
struck out. Tonneman walked. Brom-
ley out, Brandt to Mcdonnell No
hits, no runs
Millers-Westerzill struck out Da-
Wis flew to Scanlon. Guest out Smith
W OCdulOH. mo Illus, no runs.
Sixth Inning
Mines-Scanlon out, Guest to Nc
Donnell. Beaumiller walked. De-
Maggie singled, Beaumiller to second.
Forsythe walked, Beaumiller and De-
Maggie advancing. Smith struck out.
Tobin knocked two-bagger, scoring
Beaumiller, DcMaggio and Forsythe.
Hosp flew to Kane. Two hits, three
runs
Millers-Brandt knocked two-bag-
ger. Galena safe at first on Scanlons
nuff of the ball. Kane walked,
Brandt and Galena advancing. Mclean
struck out. Mcdonnell flew to Smith. |
Carish walked, forcing in a run.
Westerzill lined hot one that went |
through between Smiths feet scor-
ng Galena and Kane. Westerzill |
vent to second on throw to get Kane |
1t home. Davis flew to Beaumiller. |
70 hits, three runs.