Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
GLENDALE NINE IS
BEATEN BY INDIANS

GLENDALE, Feb. 26.-The Glendale
high school baseball team went down
TO defeat Saturday afternoon before
the redskins from the United States
indian school of Phoenix. The final
score stood at 8 to 3 in favor of the
Indians. A sharp wind was sweeping
across the field from the west and
on account of this neither pitcher had
the usual control. This accounts in q
measure for the number of balls
pitched and the number of bases on
pals given Jones started in the box
Tor the local high school and was re-
leved by Belts in the fourth inning
after the Indians had garnered four
nils ana seven runs. Webb, pitching
Tor the Indians, hurled a superb game
Tor eight innings, allowing six hits,
walking one. allowing two runs and
striking out ten. Begal relieved Webb
IN the eighth inning and struck out
three and allowed no hits and one run.
In all the Indian pitchers struck out
L. while the best that Glendale could
90 was to get eight by the strike-out
route.
This is the first matched nine-inning
game the Glendale boys have PLAYED
this season, and it will go a long way
toward helping the coach to find out
how his charges act under fire. Many
weak points were brought out, and
Coach Casey will begin Monday to
work the boys out in such style that
they win present hundred per cent bet
ter attack in their game next Saturday.
Leaves for California
Mrs. H NJ. Blickenstaff and daughter
left Saturday night for California,
wnere she will join her husband, who
left for the coast some two weeks ago.
Home For Week Enn
Mr.. Bowden returned to Glendale to
spend the weekend with his family
! he Is at present employed on construc-
ton work at the Gillespie dam south
/ west of Phoenix
Asked to Attend Meeting
Again attention is called to the i'm
portance of all members being present
at the meeting of the Good Fellowship
Il club Tuesday afternoon All should
come prepared to sew and to purchase
trifles that are for sale and thus aid
the benevolent fund.-
Leaves For Oklahoma
In response to an urgent telegram
offering her a position at her home in
/ Forum, Oklahoma, Miss Emma Ray,
who has been assisting at the Glendale
News. left Saturday.
In the Justice Court
In Judge Patterson's court Saturday
morning. In the case of Lew C. Wool
cry vs. William Messenger, two COM
plants were heard and Judgment rem
dered- In the first complaint. Woolery
charged Messenger with the attempt to
commit assault and battery. After the
1
judge dismissed this charge. In the
second complaint Woolery asked that
Messenger be placed under a peace
bond, but on hearing the evidence the
judge refused.
Modern Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen of America
, will meet Thursday night at the W. O
: W. hall. All members are requested
, to be present, as business of great i'm
: portance will be brought up.
Painting Fire Plugs
The painting of the fire plugs Of tht
|, town of Glendale has been in progress
this week. and the bright red plugs
with their silvered tops may be seer
: at great distance.
Soon to Open Restaurant
Mrs. Wilson announces she will be
ready soon to open her restaurant or
2 South Sixth avenue near the sugar
, track spur.
4 Have Smallpox
:. The two children of F. l.. Richmond
are very i'll at their home on Fifth
3 avenue. having come down this weel
S with smallpox.
e Services in Demand
Il Miss Kathryn Ludden, who is il
e great demand in Phoenix, is very bus,
: practicing for her own recital. which
is to take place soon. Miss Ludden j:
a pupil at the Arizona School of Music
II in the dramatic department
n Security Benefit Meeting
: A meeting of the Security Benefi
4 association has been called for Monda.
night 1t will be a business meeting
v sermon by pastor, Rev. G. w. incl
h lsubiect "The TRANSPORTATION o
e 4 Christ 20 n m Junior league.