The Arizona copper camp., 1919-08-23
MILL MEN WIN FROM RAYITES
IN SUNDAY SUGGEST, n TO 4
Hayden Aggregation by Hard Hitting Defeats Local Team;
More Boosting and Less Grabbing Needed to Help
Ray to Win.

a single; Davenport then walked
Westfall and Francis and Dunsmore
came up and singled to short and a
double Beaumiller to Tony, put
Dunsrnore out, letting three die On
bases.
In the first half Of the 5th, ludlow
singled to End; Guest singled to cen
ter field and Monte dropped it; Guest
stole two bases and finally made
home, being called safe by Anderson;
Westfall then singled to center field
stole End, and then came home on
single by Dunsmore. Francis fouled
one off the top of the jumps bean, who
took the laugh of the crowd very good
naturedly. After that little perform
ance he very splendidly put one
through short to left field but was
put out at End base. Day came UP
and singled to 3rd, and was put out at
first, leaving Dnnsmore on End.
In the first half of the 9Th, Mays
put up lily W CCuLCI put
UP another; Davis flew out to right
field and made a three bagger by
Right Juggling the ball, and came
home on a passed ball, it having hit
the grand stand. ludlow flew into
Right, who promptly dropped. it and
made two bases, then stole 3rd and
came home on single to center by
Guest. Guest then stole two bases
and made home, sweet home West
fall flew into Right who again drop
ped it and Westfall stole End Fran
els flew ont to right field, letting a
man die on 3rd
Hayden's lucky seventh brought
them five runs Dunsmore singled to
center, who made wild throw to End,
and Dunsmore was called safe on
End; he was then passed 10 Bird and
came home. Day put ont fly to Nit
chell; Mays walked to End and got
home; Miller singled to. Bird base;
Tonneman held ball had chance to
catch Dunsmore between 3rd and
home; Miller got to End and then
home; Davis flew to Pinchon, who had
replaced Monte; Hudlow singled to
right, got to first and then passed to
home Guest flew to left and Daven-
port rolled over, getting to second and
stealing home. Westfall singled to
short and on wild throw to first was
called safe, but died at End; Francis
singled to short, retiring the Hayden
ties.
In the second half of the 8th, Miller
put a three bagger to right and Davis
went out on single to 3rd. Miller
stole home and this ended the game
after ludlow and Guest flew out to
center and left respectively.
The lineup was:
Ray-Ortega, S.; Tonneman, 1b.;
Beaumiller, 2b.; Mitchell, 3D.. Wycob,
G.; Dorsey, CT; Greenwood, IT,; Mont
gomery, rf.; Davenport, p.
Hayden-Davis, S.; ludlow, 1b.;
Gust, 2b.; Francis, 3d.; Westfall, c.;
Dunsmore< cf.; Day, IT,; Mays, rf.;
Miller, p.
Umpire, Anderson.
Score: Hayden IA, Ray 4.
The game brought on very fOrcibly
the fact that moral support is needed
from Ray fans, as we'll as financial
support Just because man has paid
his admission to the grand stand
doesn't mean that he has done his
part There is more to the psychol-
ogy of the ball-diamond than the av-
erage man thinks, and if the fans
want to see Ray win they will have to
revise their tactics, boost, rather than
knock, and all pull together. If the
players make mistakes let the captain
talk to them. that is his prerogative.
1t doesn't devolve on the fans. Let's
all get together and boost for a big
victory for Ray at the next game.