The Coconino sun., 1921-07-08
FLAG TEAM DROPS EARLY
 IN BASEBALL TOURNY
(Continued from first page)

when Carlson bunted, Marshall and Mackey scoring. Gilliland scored a moment later.
 Third: Two goose-eggs.
 Fourth: Haynes got on first thru error and Clark smashed out home run. Cochran went to the mound for Flagstaff, replacing Lewis. Cochran held Winslow for the rest of that in- ming. In our half Gilliland got to sec ond on a single and scored on Carl sons bunt.
 Fifth: Two goose-eggs.
 Sixth: Winslow failed to score. Browning scored for Flagstaff on Moore's sacrifice fly and Thurman's bunt.
 Seventh: Winslow gathered punched hitting and three errors. Flagstaff got run, on Carlson's two- bagger, scored by Marshall, running for Mackey, who hurt his ankle at first.
 Eighth: Two goose-eggs.
 Ninth: Goose-egg.
 Final score: Winslow 2, Flagstaff 5. 5.
 Sunday afternoon was a burlesque game. It soon became apparent that neither Kingman nor Holbrook was as strong a team as the Flagstaff nine that had been eliminated few hours before.
 Holbrook's lineup: Gaumetz, If; Buckles, .; Crumley, 2b; Patterson, If; Lee, 3b; Lowrey, eff; Engle, ss; I nVI fAn Montano's place early in the game and a little later was succeeded by Thom- as. Charley replaced Patterson. Kingman: Bales, 3b; O'Connor, ss; Hays, If; Robinson, 1b; Norville, 2b; Webb, If; McMillan, of; Grace, c; Knorr, McKesson, Clark and George, pitchers.
 It was fun for the spectators. King man got three in the first, two in the second, four in the third, three in the sixth, eight in the seventh, seven in eighth and one in the ninth; Holbrook one in the second, three in the third, three in the fourth, three in the fifth, two in the seventh, one in the eighth and two in the ninth. Final score: Kingman, %; Holbrook, 13. Empires, Pulliam and Cusick.
 Sunday afternoon, Winslow's line up was Burns. 2b; Fisher, If; Cook, ss; Lawhead, 3b; Hall, c; Haynes, 1b; Clark, If; Hanlev, of; Hitchcock, p, Kingman: McMillan and McGowan, of; O'Connor, ss; Robinson, 1b; Nor vile, 2b; Hays, If; Bale, c; Webb, If and of; Baldes, 3b; McGowan and Miller, D. Empires, Pulliam and Diff enbaugh.
 Kingman started strong, getting two tallies in the first. But Winslow start ed good deal stronger, piling up sew en runs before Manager Dudley pulled McGowan and sent Miller in, after which Winslow stayed put. Kingman made a desperate attempt to pull out of the hole, but couldn't make the rifle, though they did even up the score somewhat by getting run in the third, one in the sixth and one in the ninth, the final result being, Winslow ', Kingman 5.
 As a result of the tournament, the Flagstaff and Holbrook teams each won s1O0, Kingman $500 and Wins low $500.
 Captain Dooner took his team to Williams Sunday afternoon and play ed lot of substitutes, saving his regular men for the Monday finals here. Williams won, IA to II.
 There was the usual amount of argument among the teams, but the three contests were clean, managers and men making hit for their sportsmanlike conduct. There was very little betting on the prelimin- aries, but a lot of money changed hands on Sunday afternoons game. I Other Sports.
 Beginning with the firing of the salute Monday noon by Battery "A" with the French 75s, things moved pretty fast until six o'clock.
 Ross Heckethorne won the free-for- all horse race, Jesse Gregg second. l Herbert Bryant got first money in the boys foot race, little Bud Moorman, second.
 Bobby Williams copped first in the quarter-mile pony race, Arthur Pen dergrass, second.
 In the Ford automobile Australian pursuit race there were four starters. The cars were posted at evenly-spaced | intervals around the half-mile track. c. M. Archer started them. Bob Mitchell, driving the Wilson & Coffin car, got away to poor start, but held his own for while; then Ersel Stevens passed and eliminated him. Several laps later Stevens passed and eliminated Joe Schmidt. Judges Dan Francis and Joe Jackson stopped the two remaining cars when it became evident that neither could pass the other without a longer run than eith- CT driver wanted to make. Sam Hutchison had picked up some on Stevens when the race was stopped and was declared winner, Stevens get ting second money. Schmidt made the fastest time for lap; then spark plug cap flew off and he slowed down. Gilliland, of Flagstaff, headed Fish CT, of Winslow, in the 100-yard dash, two Navajo Indians trailing them.