The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-05

Flame Delhi, pride of Ray, won the
ball game Sunday afternoon for the
Miners against the Smelter team in an
interesting matinee, 5 to 1.
Delhi pitched a brilliant game, hold
ing the Smoke Eaters to two lonely
bingles in seven frames. The long
person let up little in the eighth and
the visitors put over 4hree singles
and run.
Beaumiller, for the Miners, was the
infield star, while Joe Tobin, in the
center garden, took care of six putouts.
Butler, the Smelter shortstop, flashed
brilliantly at all times and playing be-
tween the more experienced buddy
and Flick should develop into classy
ball player
Slagle neld the town boys to eight
hits but coming when needed they
netted four earned runs, walk mixed
in being responsible for another tally.
The Miners first run came in the
after Delhi had whitfield. Beaumiller
went out, Butler to McMurdo Scanlon
taking second Demaggio single to
right scoring Scanlon. Gibbs threw
ball from right field. Slagle took the
throw and Demaggio was caught at
second to Butler for the third out.
They came right back with one more
in the fourth. With Smith and Baer-
valid in the morgue Hosp singled and
stole. Tobin singled to right scoring
Hosp, but was caught by the throw
in and run down, Gibbs to McMurdo
to Flick.
Three more Miners raced across
home plate in the fifth session.
Tonneman, first up. doubled against
the center field fence. Delhi struck
out Scanlon followed with another
double to center, scoring Tonneman.
Beaumiller flew to Killilay. Demaggio
dumped a single in center, scoring
Scanlon. Killilay let the ball get by
him. and Demaggio raced all the way
home.
That was all for the town athletics.
Delhi eased up in the eighth. Shaw
famed. Butler singled to center.
Flick forced Butler at second, Beau
miller to Hosp buddy singled to left,
Flick scoring. Killilay singled to left.
Baerwald fumbled the ball and .Duddy
took third but no damage resulted, for
Tobin camped under McMurdo's high
one.
Although a cold wind was blowing
the play was fast and snappy, the game
| being played in one hour and 40 min
utes. Five hundred fans saw the
game.
THE GAME IN DETAIL
First Inning
Smelter-Shaw walked. Butler flew
| to Tobin Shaw pilfered Flick popped
to Scanlon buddy lined to Beau
miller.
Mine-Scanlon walked. Beaumiller
sacrificed, buddy to McMurdo. De-
| maggie struck out. Smith flew to
| Gibbs.
Second inning
Smelter-Hosp threw out Killilay
McMurdo out, Delhi to Scanlon. Hosp
threw out Gibbs.
Mine-Baerwald out, Butler to Nc
Murdo. Hosp singled to left Tobin
forced Hosp at second, Butler to Flick
Tonneman forced Tobin same way.
Third Inning
Smelter-Learcy singled to center
but forced by Slagle, Delhi to Hosp
Shaw forced Slagle at second, Beau
miller to Hosp. Shaw stole second
Butler hit one to Smith. who touched
Shaw out on the line.
Mine-Delhi famed. Scanlon walked
Beaumiller out, Butler to McMurdo
Scanlon to second. Demaggio singled
to right, scoring Scanlon. Gibbs
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throw and caught Demaggio at second
to Butler.
Fourth Inning
! Smelter-Flick out to Scanlon un-
assisted. buddy walked. Killilay
famed. buddy stole second and went
to third when Tonneman pegged wild
Tobin caught McMurdo's drive against
the center field fence.
Mine-Smith out, Butler to McMur-
do. Baerwald famed. Hosp singled
to left and stole second. Tobin singled
to right, scoring Hosp, but out trying
to stretch it, Gibbs to McMurdo to
Flick
| Fifth Inning
| Smelter-Smith threw out Gibbs
Learcy struck out. Slagle flew to
Tobin.