The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28
SME[TER LOSES ITS FIRST GAME
IN SECOND SERIES. RAY IS
WINNER BY SCORE OF I TO |

Accompanied by crowd of boost
ers amounting to more than $50 from
Hayden and Winkelman combined,
the Smelter boys came over Sunday
and received the first walloping of the
second series. The final score stood
Ito / and after the second inning the
Smelter boys did not have even a
slight chance. Leverett was started
by the Smelter boys and was relieved
by Slagle in the third. Bromley
pitched for the local club and the score
keeper gave him five hits. The Ray
team played errorless ball and it was
the popular opinion that they played
their best game of the season.
1t was in the second inning that the
sails were taken out of the Smelter
boys, when the Ray boys succeeded
in getting three runs across the home
plate. In the next inning the Smelter
boys goose-egged and Ray scored two
runs when Smith got an infield hit
and Tobin managed to get the pill over
the right field fence for a home run,
scoring Smith ahead of him. The ball
that Tobin knocked hit the ground just
a few feet from the fence and gave
one big mighty bounce and cleared the
fence. Slagle was then sent in to
hold the locals down, but two more
runs were registered during the re-
mainder of the game.
The game by innings follows:
First Inning
Smelter - Critchlow struck out.
Shaw flew to Sorey who made SEN
sational one-hand stop. McMurdo sin
gled, but was out stealing second,
Tonneman to Hosp. No hits, no runs.
Mines-Scanlon struck out. Bear
wald out, Flick to McMurdo. DeMag-
gio walked. Smith flew to Critchlow.
No hits, no runs.
Second Inning
Smelter-McIiver pop-flied to Ton
neman. buddy knocked a home run
over right center field fence. Bender
singled, but was out stealing second,
Bromley to Scanlon to Hosp. Flick
out, Scanlon, unassisted. Two hits, one
run.
Mines-Tobin out Flick to Nc
Murdo. Hosp out, Shaw to McMurdo.
Sorey walked. Tonneman knocked a
two-bagger, scoring Sorey from first.
Bromley was safe on Shaw's error and
Tonneman went to third. Scanlon hit
to Shaw and while the ball was trifle
hard for Shaw to handle and he muffed
it, the scorer did not give him an error
but gave a hit to Scanlon. Tonneman
scored. Bearwald singled, scoring
Bromley and Scanlon went to third.
Scanlon out in double steal with Bear
wald when Scanlon tried to make the
home plate, Gallon to Flick to Gallon.
Two hits, three runs.
Third Inning
Smelter-Callon struck out. Lever
EFT struck out. Critchlow knocked
three-bagger to extreme right field.
Shaw flew to DeMaggio One hit, no
runs.
Mines-DeMaggi struck out. Smith
got on infield hit Tobin knocked the
ball over the right field fence for a
home run and scoring Smith ahead
of him. Slagle now pitching for the
Smelter. Hosp out, Flick to McMur-
do. Sorey struck out. Two hits, two
runs.
Fourth Inning
Smelter-McMurdo struck out. Nc
Ivor struck out. buddy flew to Smith
No hits, no runs.
Mines-Tonneman struck out. Brom
ley out, Shaw to McMurdo. Scanlon
out, McMurdo to Slagle. No hits, no
runs.
Fifth inning
SmeIter-Bender out Smith to Scan
Ion. Flick flew to DeMaggio. Gallon
struck out. No hits no runs.
Mines-Bearwald singled. DeMaggio
sacrificed Bearwald to second Duddy
to McMurdo Smith singled scoring
Bearwald from second. Tobin struck
out Hosp singled scoring Smith and
went to second when the ball was
thrown in to catch Smith at home
Sorey out Slagle to McMurdo. Three
hits, two runs.
Sixth Inning
Smelter-Slagle flew to Tobin
Critchlow got an infield hit. Shaw
safe on fielder's choice but Critchlow
was out at second Bromley to Hosp