Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

The Phoenix Greys came through yesterday afternoon at Eastlake park, beating the Magma Miners, 5--3, in one of the prettiest exhibitions of the na- tional pastime seen here in years.
 Cross and Salazar were working good and, backed up by good fielding, kdpt the score down. Several loose plays figured in the afternoons game, but the good plays more than made up Superior batters and Salazar whiffed eight Phoenix players.
 Hollocher, Cub shortstop, distin- guished himself at third, featuring a nice double play. The Cub infielder looked bad first time up when Salazar famed him on easy ones, with Umps Price a little off on the last one called on Hollocher. The game went seven innings before Hollocher was given a chance, but when his time came he made good and turned the play into a quick double, retiring the side after Magma had annexed three scores.
 Superior went up in the air for a few minutes in the sixth, coming down af- ter Phoenix scored six across the pan. Ed Scott looked good on first and Lyall and Sorrey rounded out the infield, with Hollocher at third The Westfall boys played their usual fast game, with Harry carrying off the honors. | Superior has a nice club, with an in- field that will make good anywhere. The pitching of Salazar was exception ally good considering his long lay off. By winning yesterdays game against the Superior club Manager Perry proved that he has a winning aggregation that win stack up with anything in the southwest. The Greys play the Tucson l White Sox at Eastlake park next Sat urday and Sunday.
 How They Played .. First Inning: Deardorff flied out tC
 left; Sanchez hit to short right and
 was forced at second by Graham; John son flied out to Warren. No runs, one
 hit, no errors.
 Teaney famed; Sorrey hit back oi
 first and went out trying to steal sec
 ond; HoIlocner famed. No runs, one
 hit, no errors.
 Second Inning: Tonneman famed; ! R. Johnson out, Sorrey to Scott; Sono- qui out to first unassisted. No runs : no hits, no errors.
 |. H. WestfaIl ranned Scott out, liar to Johnson; F. Westfan out, Deardorf ' to first. No runs, no hits, no errors. } Third Inning: Hart famed; Salazal out to first unassisted; Deardorff flieC out to lelI. NO runs, no nus, no errors ? Warren famed; Lyall flied out t center, Graham made a great running 5 catch; Cross out, pitcher to first. N 2 runs, no hits, no errors.
 . Fourth Inning: Sanchez flied out t, s Scott; Graham safe when Teane. dropped a long fly; Johnson out whel U Warren made a nice running catch o s his high fly; Tonneman struck out Westfall dropped ball, but nabbed hin at first. No runs, no hits, one error. Teaney hit to short left, Sorrey bunt
 ed a short fly, caught by Salazar; Hol Y locher hit back of third for single v Teaney going to second; H. Westfal sacrificed, Salazar to Johnson; E Scott walked; F. Westfall struck out Y No runs, two hits, no errors.
 5 Fifth Inning: Johnson, Sonoqui an
 Hart struck out, one-two three.
 Warren famed; Lyall went dow 7, second to first; Cross flied out to thirC S No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Where 1t Happened Sixth Inning: Salazar, Deardorff an
 Sanchez struck out in order.
 Teaney hit back of first for a singl
 going to second when Salazar heave
 the ball to the fence; Sorrey hit by tn .- l,1itcher; Hollocher grounded a hot on " to first, but Johnson held the bal
 Westfall with two and three beat ot k a bunt with first not covered, Teane ,f scores and WestfaT steals second bas n while Magma enjoyed a short siests Ie Scott .Yas safe on a fielder's choice an
 stole second, Sorrey scoring on tE