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A VISIT OF INSPECTION SOLICITED.CLIFTON WINS EL PASO SERIES.ntire ;a an* i had p. m.njjer* De-fa for * not with rhich until ng. eightrhich re he ness,thection : *oldloved :. lie *d in ounged a? ioderthere:d in i the Found nital-innieI1HJ7, • life, ected nd a lovedtizcn uand-of all monif :pt inieart-ister. tbers e ex-num*Lost First Game and Then Scored Double Victory On Sunday.The Clifton ball teaui. like a stone wall, journeyed to El Paso last week and succeeded in defeating the strengthened E P. S. VV. team two out of a possible three games on their home ground*, thus scoring the first victory ilic Clifton team has brought i home from the outside field. By the El Paso victory Clifton has clearly j demonstrated that it is ea*ilv the# ichampion and Mr. Stiles is now scratching his head to figure out just how* it happened.After the hard trip to El Paso Fri-1 day the Clifton team appeared on the diamond in rather poor form the following day, their batting lamps having been filled with sand and they ' could not couoect with the missies delivered by Gulterrex when hits meant runs. After the smoke had cleared away Clifton was found to be in the background to the tune of fi-2. by no' means a pleasant realization when it is considered that El Paso wa*charged with 12 errors and f nits to Clifton’s 3 errors and 1 hits. Gutter rex struck out 3 and llannon 13. According to El Paso papers Harmon allowed all hits in one inning, allowing El Paso to earn three run-, anil three other* j were donated for good measure. The only way the Era can figure it out is! that the Morenci Leader indulged in just a little too much wind jam- i blew llaruion so high thatAnyone mountains ber can in dlo and pa this office.NoI'II OEMKuliev Is In•*f Diinemi. « ArtxmiM. linn to toCMle. nr tetuih A rile United si.,*,., ilUnn of Mt Article Nine Indian* of J el Jim of Jivr Hiuirirvtlth* situate in«:« n* follow*: Beginning wwt corner73 Hi feel; the tor.Nn.itlui »he We»t co bonne, n franK. ‘A feet. tnt»# « 'or. So. 4 feet to i 'or. N tract being East itiul 80e Any mid h Imiils ih'-i-ritof the miner other naxui -IioiiM fi'o i office on or \r-O-S-18acted v at-f Mound a mintmat tut **he re amily party Bay-quitetiling audhe nad to take a tumble. With ail due respect to Mr. Harmon I or bis valuable services rendered the team, and it is known that lie did Ins beat, the Leader should learn to treat the Cniiuii team with more courtesy. The locals borrowed Harmon because they thought he was a good pi'cher anu did not expect to be ridiculed by the Leader lor the olTeuse. In ordei to answer the Leader's question a* tlt;» what become of the Chiton pitchers just reler to the scores of the three games. The local boys are ceiiain L able that Manager Cumming* ot the Mlt;»-reiici team had nothing to do with the article in the Leaner and 11 we i need a good pitcher again we will propably call on Mr. Harmon lor as instance.lt;*«*«»«**9**5***9Pi^ StapleKm afoundriends ig theAfter the unexpected defeat S.n urda \ s*-une. i 11 r t * -11 nniK.ir* lt;in(*9
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Clifton Copper Era
Clifton, Arizona, US
Thu, Aug 13, 1908
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