The Arizona copper camp., 1917-09-22

Jack Bromley, for the Mines, and
Rankin Johnson, of the Millers, staged
nice battle at Hayden Wednesday
afternoon, and Bromley should have
had a shut-out instead of being re-
turned loser by 3-to-2 score Errors
paved the way for his defeat and the
Smelter aggregation are out in the
lead by two games.
Hester was sent from the park in
the fourth for protesting decision at
first base. Anderson was guessing
them on the bases, balls and strikes
being called by Mathews, late of the
Texas league.
The game of September was
thrown out and will be played later,
Mr.. Moffatt of the Mill and Mr.. Greer
of the Smelter voting aye to the pro-
test over the alleged use of the mud
ball by Pitcher Ryan of the Miners.
Hester's scrappers must now win all
of their three remaining games to tie
the Smelter for first place.
The attendance at Hayden Wednes-
day was very poor, being witnessed
by less than one hundred spectators.
The game in detail:
First Inning
Mine-Scanlon singled to right.
Beaumiller sacrificed, Mcdonnell to
Galena Tobin out, Galena to McDon-
nell Baerwald fouled to Carisch.
Mill-Kane struck out. Galena
beat out infield hit Forsythe flew to
Scanlon Galena out stealing, Tonne
man to Beaumiller
Second Inning
Mine-Johnson threw out Smith.
Hester flew to Mclean. Tonneman
lined to Guest.
Mill-McDonnell singled to center.
Mclean forced Mcdonnell at second
Westerzill singled to left. Mclean to
second. Carisch flew to scanl9n.
Guest famed
Third Inning
Mine Sorey flew to Forsythe.
Bromley singled to right. Scanlon
flew to Forsythe. Beaumiller forced
Bromley at second. Guest to Galena.
Mill-Johnson lined to Sorey. Smith
threw out Kane Galena flew to
Tobin
Fourth Inning
Mine-Galena threw out Tobin.
Baerwald out, Johnston to Mcdonnell,
| Smith popped to ejGuest' -s'@'sS''s- - 1+sS'
9 Mill-Forsythea gjhitt one Ito Smith.
Anderson claimed Smiths throw took
Hester offathe sbag and'acalled'e eFor-
sythe safe, giving Smith an error.
Hester sent. to shower for .jdisputing
the decision. Scanlon came in from
left field to first, Hosp going to left.
Mcdonnell sacrificed, Bromley to
Beaumiller Mclean flew to Tobin.
Westerzill safe at first, and Forsythe
scored on Beaumiller's wild throw to
first. Sorey threw out Carisch.
Fifth Inning
Mine-Hosp walked. Tonneman
|
walked Sorey sacrificed, Johnson to
4 Mcdonnell Bromley hit to Galena,
who threw Hosp out at home plate.
Scanlon doubled to right, scoring Ton
neman Johnson threw out Beaumil-
ler.
| Mill-Beaumiller threw out Guest.
Johnson out, Sorey to Scanlon. Kane
famed.
Sixth Inning
Mine-Tobin out, Westerzill to Nc
Donnell Baerwald singled to center.
Smith forced Baerwald, Guest to Ga
lena Smith stole second. Hosp sin
gled to left, scoring Smith. Tonne
man popped to Mcdonnell.
Mill-Scanlon dropped Beaumiller's
assist, giving Galena life. Forsythe
walked. Mcdonnell sacrificed, Brom-
ley to Beaumiller. Mclean popped to
Smith. Westerzill walked, filling the
bases. Galena and Forsythe scored on
Carisch's single to left Carisch stole
second Guest fouled to Tonneman.
Seventh Inning
Mine-Sorey flew to Mclean. Ca
lena threw out Bromley. Scanlon
famed.
Mill-Sorey threw out Johnson and
Kane. Galena singled to left, but
went out stealing, Tonneman to Sorey.
Eighth Inning
Tobin out, Johnson to Mcdonnell.
Baerwald fouled out to Mcdonnell.
Mill-Forsythe lined to Sorey
Sorey threw out Mcdonnell Mclean
flew to Hosp.
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