Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
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TENTH CAVALRY BEATS CHAN TS
 IN MOUND DUEL

The Tenth cavalry baseball squad of Fort Huachuca won their second straight game in Phoenix when they defeated the strong Western Giants in the first of a two game series at Eastlake park by score of { to 2 It was pitchers battle all the way between Doc" Arnold and "whiz- White. with the former having the advantage. The game was featured by sensational fielding plays
 Poor base running on the part of the locals and good work on the paths by Williams and Cecil for the visit game The Giants tossed off at least two runs and probably three by fool hardy attempts to make an additional base on a hit or wild throw.
 The game started like swatfest- but developed into the tightest kind ! of a mound duel. The visitors l punched two hits with an error in the first. but failed to count when Phillips pretty pes to the plate caught | Ware at the counting station.
 l Bailey opened the home half with a
 sharp single over first. Arnold called | and turned on an attempted hit and ! run play. serving up wide one to I Quetto. but Bailey made clean steal of second. Quetto then grounded out II to Murphy unassistcd.s Bailey holding l second. Haywood hit a slow roller over second for a safety and Bailey 'l was caught at the plate attempting to
 score. Y. White cracked long dou-
 ble to deep right. Haywood scoring.
 Fritz was an easy out
 The visitors knotted the count in A. .H M.a I.a..a.. .mM-
 tired, Cecil got lift on slow roller
 down to second. He stole second and
 went to third on Wares long drive
 to deep center. Reese sent an easy
 fly to left which ouetto badly mis- ] judged and then let trickle through I his fingers. Cecil scoring Reese was
 caught trying to make third on tho
 error
 The soldiers fwred to the front ir
 the fourth when Williamson doubled
 to left and came home on Cullen''
 sharp crack to right center \ Both teams went scorelcss until thu seventh when the Giants got one After -whiz- White cad been re 2 tired, Arbo got a two base life o' | Reesc'r wild throw to first after h' k had struck out for the third time n Phillips got the best of a decision a e first base. being credited with an tn ' field single. Johnson hit sharply [ e Arnold and Arbo was caught al th $ plate on an impossible attempt [ y score. Bailey hit hotly through Cul e lens. Phillips scoring. Ware graooe d Quetto'- sharp drive ~rsr all Ware opened the visitors eight
 with a single to center and stole sec Icl ond while Reese was swinging at L. third strike. He scored on William .r son's poke into the center gsrdc' ,d Williamson stole second and went i'd third when Haywood erred on Gu ,e lens easy tap. Cullens being safe I'll first. He stole second on the fir ID ball pitched. Moore looked at thu m strike and Bradley grounded out st Haywood unassisted- The Clan III threatened i'm their half. but poor ba' he running cut them off.
 After Murphy had swung al thii a strike In the ninth. Arnold connects ot for a single to center. He stole sc he ond while Cecil whiffed. He SCOT F's a moment later on Wares long dri
 to right which rit the top of the fen F. and bounded back onto the field
 o play. Ware pulled up at third Rec or famed.
 o Arbo started the home half with o drive to right for base. Phillt and Johnson whiffed. but Bailey be O out an infield tap to Moore. but AT
 was caught attempting 10 go Ire
 first to third on the play for the thi
 out. The score: