The Arizona copper camp., 1917-06-09
MINERS Walk away WITH GAME
WITH SMELTER At HAYDEN TUESDAY
FIVE HOME RUNS S-SCORE 8 TO 1


Ray had an easy walk-away with
the game at Hayden last Tuesday,
the same being a postponed game be-
tween the Smelter and the Miners.
Slagle pitching for the Smelterites
was easy prey for the local boys and
during the five innings he was in the
box they secured eleven hits and six
runs. Leverett was then hoisted to
the box and held the visitors down to
four hits and two runs for the re-
naming three innings.
Delhi, pitching for the Miners, was
in fine shape and held the Smelter
boys down with only six hits. and ex-
cept for one inning they were well
scattered. In the sixth inning Nc
Murdo and buddy both batted the ball
over the fence for home run, Nc
Murdo bringing in Shaw who had
singled and was on first. That made
three runs for the inning and then in
the ninth Gibbs succeeded in knock
ing the pill owe rthe fence, scoring
the fourth and last run for the Smell
ter boys.
Strangely, there was only the one
time when there were men on bases
when the home runs were made.
Tobin was the first to knock homer
and he had the diamond all to him
self. Then Delhi repeated the dose
with nobody on. Two baggers were
plentiful and while there was a good
deal of booting the, ball there were
only three errors to side.
The game by innings:
First Inning.
Miners -Scanlon flied to Killiley.
Beaumiller knocked two-bagger to
center. DeMaggio singled through
short, advancing Beaumiller to third
Smith sacrificed, flied to Killiley and
Beaumiller scored. Tobin singled to
right, sending DeMaggio home from
second. Tobif. was out stealing sec.
ond, Caloln to Shaw Three hits, two
runs
Smelter-Flick safe on tumble by
Beaumiller. Shaw flied to Tobin. Nc
Murdo out, Beaumiller to Scanlon,
Flick to second McIver out, Smith
to Scanlon. No hits, no runs.
Second Inning.
-Forsythe pop-fouled to Cal
lon Hosp flied to McIver. Tonne.
man singled to left. Delhi flied to
| McIver One hit, no runs.
Smelter-Duddy out on hard stop
by Hosp, Hosp to Scanlon. Killiley
flied to Beaumiller. Gibbs flied to
Tobin. No hits, no runs.
Third Inning.
Miners-Scanlon out, Shaw to Nc
Murdo. Beaumiller singled and
stretched it into two bases. DeMaggio
singled to center, sending Beaumille1
home. DeMaggio went on to second
on throw in to catch Beaumiller at
home DeMaggio then stole home on
Murdo Tobin knocked ball over
fence. Forsythe singled. Was play
ing well off first and Gallon threw
ball to McMurdo but latter did not
see it coming and Forsythe went to
second. Hosp flied to McIver but the
latter dropped the ball and Hosp went
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home. Tonneman out, buddy to Nc
Murdo. Four hits, four runs.
Smelter-Callon to first on error by
Scanlon. Slagle safe at first on
fielder's choice, Gallon out at second
Hosp to Beaumiller. Flick singled
Slagle went to second. Shaw and
Flick out on double play, Beaumille1
to Hosp to Scanlon. One hit, nc
runs
Fourth Inning
Miners-Delhi knocked two-bagger
to left. Scanlon sacrificed, Slagle to
McMurdo, sending Delhi to third
Beaumiller out, buddy to McMurdo
DeMaggio out, Shaw to McMurdo
One hit, no runs.
Smelter-McMurdo flied to De
Maggie, who made a beautiful one
hand stop. McIver out Hosp to
Scanlon. buddy struck out No hits
no runs
Fifth Inning.
Miners-Smith knocked a two bag
ger to deep center Tobin struck
out. Forsythe out, Shaw to McMurdo
sacrificing Smith to third. Hosp out
Flick to McMurdo. One hit. no runs
Smelter-Killiley safe at first on
error by Smith Gibbs struck out
Gallon flied to Beaumiller. Slagle
out, Scanlon unassisted. No hits, no
runs.
Sixth Inning.
Miners-Tonneman flied to Nc
Murdo. Delhi knocked ball over the
fence for home run. (Leverett now
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