The Coconino sun., 1922-07-07

to Knibbs. Dunn singled to left, reaching first. Humphreys famed. Cook out Mortensen to Carlson. No runs. Flagstaff. O'Connor hit safe to center but out moment later try ing to steal second. Curtis walked and stole second. Gray famed. Carl son slammed one almost through in- field and reached first too late. No runs.
 3-Williams. Cole struck by pitch CT. Adams fouled out to Curtis. Ruby hit into double play. Gray to O'Con- nor to Carlson. No runs. Flagstaff. Joyce hit to short and out first. Nor jensen famed. Knibbs' long fly to right dropped into the basket. No runs.
 4-Williams. Joyce caught Aliens fly. Simpkins nailed at first. Sell man famed. No runs. Flagstaff. Amos with single got to second on bad throw by short to first. Brown ing famed. O'Connor hit three bagger, scoring Ames. Curtis with a beautiful sacrifice brought in O'Con- nor. Gray out at first Two runs.
 5-Dunn laid one in hole in right field. Humphreys got to first, Dunn going to second. Cook famed Cole walked, filling bases. Adams long fly to right caught by Joyce. Dunn had plenty of time to get home from third, but didn't try, and Sullivant banged one straight into Gray's init. No runs. Flagstaff. Carlson singled. Joyce hit into double play, Cook to Allen to Humphrys. Mortensen's long fly to left speared sensationally after long run by Cole. No runs.
 6-Allen singled. Next three men up went out on fouls, Simpkins to Browning, Sellman to Mortensen, Dunn to Curtis. No runs. Flagstaff. Knibbs out at first. Amos ditto. Browning's fast grounded took a nasty bound over short, Browning landing safe on the initial sack. O'Connor hit into double play. No runs.
 Williams. Humphreys famed. Cook got to second on weak bingle and bad throw by O'Connor. Coles fly nipped by Knibbs. Adams hit a two-bagger, scoring Cook. Sullivant flew out to Amos. One run. Flag staff. Curtis fouled out to Sellman Gray got three-base hit. Carlson out at first. Joyce out to Humphreys.
 8-Williams. Allen out at first. Simpkins ditto. Sellman's fly caught way down behind third by O'Connor. No runs. Flagstaff. Mortensen out 1 at first. Knibbs and Amos walked. | Amos out at second. Browning hit to | center and stole second O'Connor | hit to third. No runs.
 Civilians. Here's where the er- tra men in uniform came in. Proctor | batted for Humphreys and pounded | out two-base hit. Hays, batting for Cook, also got a two-bagger, scoring Proctor. Charlie Burton made cir cumambient hideous. Another fair stranger hit for Cole, netting single and putting Hays on third. The fourth fair stranger attempted to hit | for Adams, but couldn't make the riff file, flaming. Sullivant then walked in to uphold the dignity of the small remnant of the batting order, and also famed. Dunn famed. One run. Flagstaff. Our traditional love for Williams ceases right here. We grab that darned ball game without pinch hitters. Curtis got to second partly by hitting, partly by good luck. Gray increases his popularity by getting to first. Then Swede Carlson jams across that screaming single, and 800 fans start vending their way home ward, satisfied that they saw a real game.
 Major McComb of Phoenix, and Brother Haynes, of Ashfork, umpired, very satisfactorily.
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