Arizona republican., 1921-07-17

Baseball fans have cause to re- 5oice today with games booked for every section of the valley. The two big ganies will be played at Riverside and EastlAke parks At Riverside the White Sox will play the consoli- dated Florence team, and the Giants. and Tigers will battle for blood at Eastlake park.
 All games booked through the Phoe- p. m. in order to give the fans the benefit of the httle shade that breaks during the afternoon.
 Riverside Park
 Manager Wrenn of the Florence team is bringing the strongest team ever assembled in the prison town to battle the Phoenix White Sox this afternoon. The visitors have not lost a game this season and the White Gox bxve gathered reinforcements to meet the Invaders.
 Florence has been working faithful-# 1y for this game and every player is coached to his position. The club showed plenty of speed on the field yestes day afternoon and the Florence sport writer who is accompanying the team declares Manager Wrenn has the fastest team in central Arizona.
 This win be the first appearance Of Florence in this caty, the prison town displacine Tempe in the Gen. tral Arizona league. With Rodriguez and James as the battery and won derful httfing and fielding team. the Florence club ranks well with the rezt of the league, The visiting team fe made up of star players from the three teans playing over the hill and from all accounts the boys play ball.
 The Box underwent a shakeup last week and the new club will show 5ost how much good the slakeup has done. Lefty Llsn will occupy the mound for the Sox and Phat Westfail will do the receiving. Lush played with the Me1A yeam for sev- eral seasons before going to the Lar amie club in the Mid West league He returned to Phoenix to look aft pr his business interests and will ap-. pear in Sox uniform for the re- mainder of the season. The Sox' weak spot was the mound and Lush win fill that gap.
 Dusty Miller, former Casa Grande player and later with the Chicagp White Sox, will cavort around the dizzy corner for the Phoe- nix Sox this afternoon. He win be . regular member of the Sox team.
 Henry Miller will handle the indi-
 oliter. center field; Hayes, left riguex. shortstop; Norman, third base:. Dunsmore, second base; hall, first base; James. catcher; w. Rod rigue1, pitcher.
 so3 Iineups Cooper. shortstop;s Da- ley, left field; Miller, third base; 1; Westfa1l. catcher; McNevitt. center tield;S Hickey. right field; Warren, first %baze; Lush, pitcher; Curtiss, second base.
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 The old rivalry comes to the sur face this afternoon in the Giants- Tiger game at East1ake park
 The colored boys hold two vic- tories over the Tigers. 3-2 and 2-1, and the Tigers beat the Giants 16-1 In the third battle. Manager Gram dall saya fhis afternoons game will be 6o-50 and the Giants say 31.
 The Tigers are tied for first place with the Sox and must win today to hold their own or lead the league The Bengals are going fast and boasi the leading team in the valley Gran dalrs lineup looks the best bet or paper. especially with Salazar hurl. ing the pill for the unlucky batters Wheeler win be behind the bat and Butler will do the work at short Int rest of the team is built in propor- ton and their hitting powers out. class the league
 Manager H-eks of the Giants will offer the following lineup for th;: Afternoons game:
 Johnson. second base: Quetts, shor stop: Arbou. center field: Taylor. lef rieid: Dewey. third base; Haywood first base: Poor Jack and Wixz Whit pitchers: Phillips. left field; F. White catcher.
 At Glendale
 The reorganized Outlaws will g' over to Glendale this afternoon t play the speedy Greys on their owl