The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
PHOENIX Oilers Cd DOWN TO DEFEAT
BEFORE RAY HINES IN EXCITING GAME:
SCORE IS TO 6; TONNENAN ON mount
CRACK PHOENIX TEAM VAEQUIsHED BY DOC
HUTTON'S BASEBALL MACHINE ON JULY
FIFTH IN ONE OF SEASONS BEST CONTESTS

rom center to home plate, with the
intention Of cutting Thomas eff at
the plate if he tried to slide home.
Thomas came home on Mansfield's
single. Mansfield h;t to center, and
Hicks died third to first. Then came
he idol of the Phoenix Oilers with a
hit to left field, but died, Wychob to
Beaumiller. Cooper was last up in
this inning, going out Guest to Nickle.
In the fourth, Nickle, Davis and Beau
went down without much ceremony.
In the fifth inning, Lyle struck out;
| Seaman got three-base hit; Warren
singled; Ortiga struck out; Thomas
went OFT Pete to Beaumiller. In the
last half Wychol' Mitchell and Guest
went down without much adoo. Pete
went out by the route of a Mr.. War
ren on first Harry famed and Art
| flew out to center.
Oh Boy, The Sixth!
The sixth was quiet in the first
half, but, of boy, in the second Mans
field was out with a fly to left;
Yourg 2rman chased and glommed it;
Hickes went the Mitchell route by
tanning, and Cross disappeared Tommy
to Nickle. Tonney stopped the hot
one that time
The Ray display started in the sixth
with Youngerman coming up. The
sensational play in the left when he
caught Mansfield's fly put him in good
graces and they wanted to see him
hit. He got it and later came home;
and he came home; Day made sacri-
flee and went out by pitcher-first COM
bination; Nickle came up and took
his hit to center, and after dragging
himself around the diamond was
caught by the throw, center to third,
to short, to third. This was two down.
Davis singled to center; Beaumiller
was passed to first by being hit;
Wychob made first by error on the
part of Hicks who dropped the fly
Mitchell came up to bat and singled
to center, but was later caught by
the center, pitcher and short COM
bination Mitchell was the third out
Youngerman, Tonneman, Davis, Beau
miller and Wychob all having reached
home safely gave Ray five more runs.
In the 7th the visitors went down
one, two, three, and Harry Mitchell
made his sensational left hand catch
about two feet off the ground when
he got the Seaman fly. No runs for
the visitors this frame.
For Ray, Guest was first up in the
7th. He took first on balls; Younger
man singled to right and later stole
third; Tonneman went out at first;
Day flew out to right, and Nickle went
out third to first. In the meantime
Youngerman and Pete had crossed
the plate thus making the score II
to 4.
In the 9Th the visitors went down
under the fly system and Ray came
up and copped two more runs. Davis
was first up with a two-bagger; Beau
miller did the same; they both reach
ing home on MitchelPs single. In
the meantime Wychob flew out to
short. Guest was the fifth up and
second down out to right; Younger
man put one of his high fly balls in
the mitts of the third-base hitter Sea-
man and that retired Ray for good.
Total runs this inning for Ray, 2;
total for game, 13.
In the beginning of the 9th when
the visitors took the BAT L looked as
though the scoring ought to stop
where the home team had them.
Mansfield was first up and went out
to Mitchell. Hicks was second up
and went out to Davis. The Irwin
chile" Cross came up and singled to
left. Cooper followed and singled.
Lyle came up and put a single to
Davis who dropped it and in the mean
time Cross has gone to third and
Cooper had made second; he later
stole third when Seaman hads to
come up and put two-lagger into
center field which Mitchell could not
get, so Cross came home leaving Lyle
and Seaman on bases when Warren
as 7th man up went out to Nickle un
assisted.
Thus ended the beginning of a
perfect day for Ray.
The fans were much enthused over
the game. The day previous through
various factors they had lost the game
to Superior by an eight to three prop
osition, and they rather felt they must
win this game.
Another proposition was sticking in
their craw. After Manager Hutton
sent transportation to a pitcher named
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