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VOL XV.WINSLOW, ARIZONA, SATURDAY, AUG., 29, 1908.3ASEBALLWon Lost Pet. Winslow 25 3 .893Williams 13—Winslow 5Winslow 9—Williams 3Winslow and Williams hooked ip for two games last Sunday :his being the second time that :he re-organized team irom Wiliams has visited here. Themorn-ng game went to Williams. Sprankle pitched for Winslow tvhile Chatfield, Savage and Duf-y took a turn at catching. Aside rom securing eleven hits off iprankle, the visitors added to ;heir score by some loose playing n the part of the home boys ach one evidently wanting to ;ee just how far he could throw he ball regardless of its destiny, rhis, with the absence of anv* .iground rules, made it a case of ollow the leader when there were nen on bases. Considerable A'ranglmg was indulged in ;hroughout the game, so much ;o that umpire Powell gave up :he job in the fourth inning and vas succeeded by Bill Kelly who landled the indicator for the re-nainder of the game. The atten-lance at the morning game was )oor and it is doubtful whether mother attempt will be made to mil off two games in one day, he fans apparently not appreciating the stunt.In the afternoon performance •Vinslow won by the lop-sided core of 9 to 3. Bazell struck ut eight men, while the oppos-ng pitchers were able to retire ut two men by the strike out oute. The Williams lads clout'd the ball quite regularly but tearly always into the hands of ome waiting Winslow player, n the fifth inning Willis connect-d safely for a three base hit but vas run down between third and lome while trying to stretch it nto a home run. Poor base run ting by the boys from Williams artly accounts for their poor howing, nine men having beeneft on bases. Bazell pitched him-elf out of some tight places the ases being populated no less han three times, yet the visitors vould fail to score.The game opened with Wiliams at bat the side being retir-d without a run, three men gong out on flys, Willis being left it first. They failed to score in he second inning Baca being out 11 first and Jakle, after gettingi « # ro third, was run down between%here and the home plate. Smith vas out at first Smitzdorf toiberle.In the third, Doyle was given first base account being hit by a pitched bail. Peterson struck out. Moore was out on a fly to Baker. Woody made first on an error by Duffy and stole second when Eberle dropped the ball. Willis hit for two bases scoring Doyle and Woody. Maloy was out at first..Nothing further was done in the scoring line by Williams until the seventh inning when Doyle, after reaching first on an infield hit, was helped around by his team mates, hits by Peterson and Moore, together with an error bv Eberle enabling Dovle to score. No more runs were made by the visitors the home team bolding them safe during the eighth and ninth innings.Winslow commenced to score in the first inning, Dude Downs, the first man up, making a two base hit, stealing third and coming home while Jakle was juggling the ball trying to put C. Downs out at first. Charlie tried to make his hit good fortwo bases and was out at second♦In the second inning Eberle scored a fly over short putting him on first, Duffy’s fly to right advancing him to second, going to thirdwhile Willis was retiring Vander-bur at first and coming home before Bazell’s fly to center could be returned to the plate.Another run was added in the third, Baker being safe at first, stealing second, going to third on Chatfield’s hit to left field and coming home on C. Downs fly toleft field, beating the throw in.In the fourth inning Winslow made four runs heavy hitting being responsible for it all. Bazell♦recured a two-base hit, Smitzdorf hit for three bases and with singles by Vanderbur, Geo. Downs and Chatfield the score was heaped high and the game won fur Winslow.Just to give good measure the local boys added two more runs m the fifth inning Duffy scoringon Vanderbur’s three base hit and Van scoring while the ball was being returned from left field, Bazell having put a fly oyer the fielder.The score:First GameWilliamsNamePos.A.B.R.H.E.MooreIf3200Woodss5210Willis2b5321Maloyrf5110Hatcher• .P5120Jakle3b4131Smith cf4120Doyle c3100Peterson lb3100TOTAL37 13112WinslowName Pos.A.B.R.H.E.G. Downs cf3100Baker 2b4000C. Downs rf3120Eberle lb2211Duffy ss201Sprankle p3001ChatfieldSavage Sc3.001Bazell If3011Smitzdorf 3b2101TOTAL25558Umpires—Powell and Kelly.Second Game•WinslowName Pos.A.B.R.H.E.G. Downs cf5120Baker 2b4200Chatfield c4020C. Downs rf4001Eberle lb4114»Duffy ss4113Vanderbuilf4221ABazell p411—0Smitzdorf 3b4112TOTAL3791011WilliamsName Pos.A.B.R.H.E.Moore If Wood ss Willis 2bMaloy rfBaca iHatcher ) PJakle 3b Smith cf Dovle cmlPeterson lbo555010000204 0444400201000020001001TOTAL 40Earned runs—Winslow 5, Williams 1. Three basehits—Willis, Vanderbur and Smitzdorf. Struck out—by Hatcher 2, by Bazell 8. Left on base—Winslow 3, Williams 9. Umpire—Mattox.Baseball NotesWillis struck out in theseventh inning much to the delight of the grand stand. Since leaving the Winslow team Willis has been subject to considerable “kidding”by the local Ians but he is a game sport and takes it all in good part. It might be well to mention that the greater portion ofthe fans have a warm regard for Willis and recognize his ability to play ball.Eberle was unfortunate in that* lt;. •. - * * *he had two fingers badly mashed« • 4in the morning game and the effect was plajnly visible during the afternoon he being charged*»
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