Arizona republican., 1917-02-23
H|GH SCHOOL AND ALUMNI STAGE
 RAGGED GAME, CLUSTERED UP IN
 SPOTS BY BRILLIANT RA[[Y|NG

ninth inning of yesterdays game and nosed out the Alumni team in the an nual clash by count of 12 to II. As the score would indicate. the contest was batfest from start to finish with both clubs playing ragged ball in the field.
 The only redeeming features of the battle were the various rallies staged by the respective teams. The box score does not tend to indicate the ragged ness of the play. There were few good plays, but many bad ones. Almost ev- erybody participated in the loose playing.
 From the. alumni standpoint the game was featured by a triple pla9 which shut off a threatening rally. Men were on second and third bases at the time. This came in the second inning Of course the belated rally staged by the Coyotes was the feature of play from that standpoint, but there were other high lights that contributed 70 keep the spectators on their feet at irregular intervals.
 The Coyotes staged a double killing at a time when the Alumni member, were threatening to pile up such lead that would have spelled victory. Then they staged little rally in the fifth frame which gave them a lead for n few seconds.
 The game was a See-saw affair with the advantage generally being in favor of the winners. The high school took the lead early and after being tied, immediately proceeded to forge aheac again. Unable to hold this lead, the players were forced to extend them selves to the limit to gain the vic tory in the ninth frame
 oscar Parker started Brawner in the box and he twirled good ball for five innings. Alkire was substituted at the beginning of the sixth and was removed in the seventh after one man had been retired when he was in a dangerous position Dick Heflin. con- sidered the schools best twiTler. Was the third finger and the alumni all but dismembered him. Triples and singles were made in rapid succession. About the only thing that Heflin displayed on the mound was a good fast one which met the opposing players bats squarely. Game by innings:
 First Inning
 Alumni-Bennenato struck out. Wal ters grounded out. Geare to Bryant. Lyall singled to left. F. Westfall flew out to Seaman in deep center. No runs. one hit. no errors
 Coyotes-Gilleland flew out to Pet CTS IL was chance. Seaman walked. Bryant also stroiied. Wrights was victim on strikes. Geare singled to center, scoring Seaman and Bryant. Geare was caught stealing. Harrison to Bennenato Two runs, one nit, no errors.
 Second Inning
 Alumni-Ellis was retired on strikes Haldiman flew out to Brawner, John ston strolled. Peters went out. Braw- ner to Bryant. No runs. no hits. TIC errors.
 Coyotes Wilky strolled Doyle doubled to left center. Brawner at tempted to sacrifice but popped to Peters who made a pretty running catch. He threw to. Lyall. doubling Falky off third and Sideil was retired before he could return to second. com pleting the triple play. No, runs. one hit, no errors:
 Third Inning
 Alumni-Harrison went out. Brawn- CT to Bryant. Rennenato flew out tc Gilleland to Bryant No runs, one hit no errors
 Coyotes-Tritle was given free trans portation. He took second on a passed ball Gilleiand struck out Peters at tempted to catch Tritle off escond. but threw the ball into center field. Tritlf scoring. Seaman grounded out to F Westfall. Bryant took three strikes
 
 One run, no hits, one error.
 Fourth Inning
 Alumni-Westfall singled to center and took center when Seaman fumbleC the ball. Ellis fouled to Wrights. Hal diman sent q hot one down to GillelanG who made a bungIe of it. Westfal scoring and Haldiman taking third Johnston sent a fly to short left ano Haldiman was doubled at the plate 10 uf %.1 tf. ..f+ ( h catch. One run, one hit and onj error
 Coyotes Wrights fouled out tt WestfalI Geare fouIed out to Harri- son and Wilky struck out. No runs no hits and no errors.
 Fifth Inning
 Alumni Peters walked. HarrisoI singled to right center. Bennenato wa. hit by pitched bail. Walters strucI out. Lyall sent a sacrifice fly to deeI center, Peters scoring. Westfall wen out, Wrights to Bryant. One run, on hit no errors.
 Coystes-Doyle struck out Brawne went out. LvalI to Westfall Tritl flew out to Ellis. No runs, no hits ant no errors.
 Sixth Inning
 Alumni Ellis walked and stole sec ond and third. Haldiman flew out L < 6Tvant. Johnson hlt LO Giieldnd, Wn made an effort to catch Ellis at home but the latter was called safe. Peter grounded out to Bryant, Johnston talk ing second. Harrison flew out to Tritlt One run, no hits and no errors.
 CoyOtes-Gilleland struck out. Sea man singled to left. Bryant was cred ited with an infield single Wright singled to center. Seaman scoring an Bryant taking third and Wrights sec ond. Geare flew out to Bennenatt Wifky walked. Doyle singled to lef scoring Bryant and Wrights and Wilk scored on some loose playing. Doyl was out stealing. Four runs, four hit and no errors.
 Seventh inning
 Alumn:-Pennenato singled to lief Walters walked and so did Lyall. West fall singled r. center, scoring Benno nato and Walter. Lyall took third O the play. Ellis struck out. Haldims singled to right. Lyall and scorini Doyle fumbled the ball and Westfa scored. Haldiman taking second. Johr ston was out, Wrigiits to Bryant. Pei CTS took second on the throw in Hal risen singled to right and Peters WE caught at the plate, Sidell to Wilky.
 Coyotes-Alkire was out, Ellis Westfall. Tritle flew out to Walter Gilleland was safe on Ellis error immediately stole second but was le