Arizona republican., 1917-06-04
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FASTENERS CONTINUE LOSING STREAK, WHITE S0X WINNING
 HAND|LY BY SCORE IF 9 TO

The Pastime team yesterday main- tained it's reputation as the champion punka -da punk squad of the Ne.er Do WelI league by dropping it's 'steenth game to the White SoX. Score to '. Some of the fans who attended the game on the Polk street grounds yes terday afternoon expressed doubts as to whether or not the Pastimers ever would win a ball game, but such eX- pressions were of course unjust. The only trouble with this team is that it is playing out of tis class. If there IS any good ll-year old team in Phoenix looking for a game, please com municate with the Pastime manage nent. If such d battle IS scheduled. We might possibly be influenced to bet our ''wad' on the Pastimers.
 The score would tend to indicate that the game might have been close, but such was not the case. DePriest, who did the flinging for the White Sox, merely toyed with the Pastlmers and by this method succeeded in keeping q few of the fans on the grounds until after the collection had been taken.
 Despite the fact that the game was a tedious affair, there were several in- teresting sideIights. including q home run swat by Warren, three good sc..d biffs by Seaman and some good hitting bv Oppy. Then too the opposing first sackers, Oppy and Seaman, gave clever exhibitions in fielding. the first having three errors and the latter two.
 GAME BY PLAY
 First Inning
 White SoX-Seaman doubled to right. Lyall sacrificed him to third Haldiman got an infield hit, scoring Seaman. He moved to second on a passed ball. War ren went out, Gilieland to Oppy. Ellis struck out. One run, two hi,s and no errors.
 Pastimes-Mans vas safe when Haldiman dropped his fly. Leach flew out to German. Geare singled to right Mansfield going to third. Gillella nd grounded out to Seaman, unassisted Geare going to second. Oppy struck out No runs, two hits and no errors.
 Second Inning
 White SoX-Gorman struck out Johnson got an infield safety He stole second Wilky walked. DePriest doubled to center, scoring both runners. De- Priest moved to third on q wild pitch Seaman hit to Oppy at first, DePries' being retired at the plate. Lyall was out, Gilleland to Oppy. Two runs, two hits and no errors.
 Pastimes-Stuckey singled to left Collins struck out Stuckey went t. third when Wilky threw badly to catci him at second. klng was hit by apitchet ball. King went to second and Stucke, scored on passed ball Cross was out Warren to Seaman Mansfield skied ou to Ualdiman. One run, no hit and nC error
 Third Inning
 White SoX-Haldiman singled ant Warren drove out q home run. Ellis wa! out, Geare to Oppy, German was saf' on Oppy's error. He stole second. John son popped out to Stuckey. Wilk. walked but DePriest lifted to Gilleland Two runs. two hits and one error.
 Pastimes-Leach doubled to right Geare beat out an infield hit. Gillelan' singled to right, Leach scoring an Geare moving to third when Johnso booted the ball Oppy singled to center scoring Geare and Gilleland. Oppy stol stole second as Stuckey struck ou Collins was safe on Seaman's errol Oppy moving to third. The double stea was attempted, Oppy being retired q the plate. King was out, DePriest [ Seaman. Thrre runs, four hits and tU errors.
 Fourth Inning
 White Sox-Seamdn popped to Gille and. Lyall walked and stole second an third. He proceeded home on blocke 1all Haldiman doubled to right. War ren hit to Gilleland who threw to thir in plenty of time to head off Haldi man but Geare failed to touch the run ner, all hands being safe. Warren stol second. Ellis singled to center, scorin Haldiman. Warren took third on th hit Ellis stole on the first pitch. Cor man lifted to Gilleland and Johnso went out, Leach to Oppy. Two run two hits and no errors.
 Pastimes-Cross singled to eente and was caught mapping off second O the old hidden ball trick. Lyall Seaman. Mansfield and Leach went ou Lyall to Seaman. No runs. one hit an no errors.