The Arizona copper camp., 1920-10-16
RAY TEAM ENDS SUCCESSFUL SEASON;
Splendid SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIP
Brings fine RESULTS; BRIEF SKETCH
OF PLAYERS TO BE PUBLISHED SOON

While 1t is not definitely known
whether there will be another official
game at Ray, it is not inopportune to
mention that Ray has every reason
to feel proud of her record in baseball
this year.
The list of games appended will
show when the games were won, from
whom, and the score. It also shows
the standing of the four teams in the
league as Of completion of the two
games on October 10th.
Just as soon as the data can be col
lected, very interesting data will be
published concerning each of the Ray
players, together with their fielding
and batting averages. We consider
it is indeed a pleasure to thank each
and every one of the Ray Mines team
for their untiring efforts to give clean
cut, up-to-the minute baseball to the
citizens of Ray They have played
honestly and every man was to be
counted on all the time in each game;
Ray is proud of her team, and while
there are reports to the effect that we
may lose some of them, we hope they
may each stay if they can consistently
do so, but if they feel it is to their
advantage to make change, the best
wishes of the entire community go
with each of them, and we hope for
the continued success of each.
Ray has some very interesting play
ers, a history of whom will make in.
teresting reading, and now that Big
League baseball has had its cleaning
out of those who tried to spoil our
American game by their self-ag-
grandizement, we at Ray have had
practically as good ball playing by our
own boys as is found in big leagues,
and have never had the least occasion
to ever suspicion any of them, and we
hope they will each continue their
good, clean, sportsmanlike playing
which has characterized their effort
to give Ray the best, cleanest and
snappiest baseball that has been
played in Arizona for many years.
Here's continued success to all those
who made the game so wonderfully
popular, and the Copper Camp takes
great pleasure in extending those who
have made it such success the sim
cere thanks of the people of Ray, and
it is with pleasure we look forward
to the continued success of our play
ers, whether they decide to remain in
Ray or seek employment elsewhere.
Good luck to each and every one.
Manager James A. Hutton is to be
congratulated upon the successful ter
mination of the series and he is en-
titled to the unqualified thanks of the
community Doc has been an ardent
worker, and was ably assisted by G.
r. Tonneman,. captain, who is soon to
leave Ray, an account of which will
be found in another column. In addi-
tion to those mentioned, R. A. o.
Montgomery, treasurer, has been ably
assisted t'y Sam Chappell, Jr., and
they hope to put in much time collect
ing the needed jack Scorers Mrs. Ed
Meyers, Charles Bergstrom and Jack
Bowen are entitled to very honorable
mention, for by their efforts it has
been possible to obtain much valuable
data concerning the games, which it
has been the privilege of the Copper
Camp to publish each week.
Standing of the Teams and When and
Where Played
Aug. %, at Ray-Ray, 6; Superior, 0.
Aug. %, at Miami-Miami, s.
Globe, O.
Aug. 30, at Ray-Miami, 8; Ray, S.
Aug. 80, at Superior-Superior, 1S;
Globe, 10.
Sept. ~, at Superior-Ray ~,
10; Superior, 4.
Sept. 5, at Globe-Globe, s.; Mi
ami, 4.
Sept. IL. at Ray-Ray, 8; Globe. 2.
Sept. IL, at Superior-Miami, '27;
Superior, 8.
Sept. 10, at Miami-Globe, 4; Mi
ami, 1.
Sept. &c, at Ray-Ray, 4; Miami, 1.
Sept. 26, at Superior-Superior, 10;
Globe, 8.
: Oct. 8, at Ray-Ray, 4; Globe, 0,
Oct. 8. at Miami-Superior, 5; Mi
ami, 2.
Oct. 10. at Ray-Ray, 10; Miami, 1.
Oct. 10, at Globe-Globe, A; Supe-
rir, 8.
Oct. II, at Superior
Oct. II. at Ray.
Ray-Superior game at Ray, on Sept