Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-22
HAS BEENS"
 ARE DEFEATED
THE REGULARS WIN AT NAco-
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Good Crowd Witnesses Naco Bal oame-It Was Not Very Exeitin, The Bull Fight

-The Bull Fight
 The excursion train which left Bis bee at o'clock on Sunday carried good sized crowd to Naco to witness the ban game and bun fight Fou coaches were required and many base ball cranks attended just for the sake of seeing old-time favorites on the diamond.
 The game was not of the hair rais ing order. The regulars played an even game of a high order and would have shut the Has Beens" out, but for the substitution of McKenna foI White, who went into the box to warm up. He did not exert himself and the scrubs took their only ad vantage in the game and pounded the ball for a total of two runs. Great things are expected of McKenna when he rounds ints good form. He was acquired in the east early in the sea son, but owing to practice in a cold climate his shoulder became lame, and it is only lately that he has been able to get into the game.
 The first inning of the ball gamo was fast enough for the most fastid ious. White was in fine form and the first three men up found the air and missed the ball. It was one, two three. The Regulars did little better They succeeded in hitting but the first three men to the bat were easy outs at first Up to the third inning it wa good game; then the Regulars broke away and the final score was IT to 9
 Carol was in the box for the locals and for three innings pitched a good E-~<~ .l T onstrated that he has lost none of his cunning. Mike Delaney, one of the real old timers, was behind the bat and while he did not catch every ball thrown, he stopped most of them, and with the umpire, which was allowable being that Mike was in the game.
 The Regulars played pretty. error less game, and succeeded in working a few tricks on the Colts. Smiths throwing to bases was of high order The felders had little to do although Godfrey and Morse captured a couple with neatness and dispatch.
 In all probability a game will soon be arranged with Tucson. Letters are passing between the two clubs now.
 The Bull Fight
 The bull fight continues to attract large crowds across the line at Naco sonora The management of the ring is now in charge of G. Mithe, and the sport furnished is of a high order that is, for those who appreciate this sort of thing.
 Four times as many people were present at the bull fight than entered the ball grounds. It was a cosmopol- itan gathering including all nationali- ties from the bon tons of American society to the ''paisano" of the Man. yana land. Women made up a large part of the assemblage seated in tiers running up from the ring in amphi- theater style. When the first bull had been slain and lay trembling on the ground. "Cuco" advanced with a short knife to end the death struggle. He stood over the prostrate animal for a second, with knife uplifted, when in the balcony overhead, an American woman dressed in white, leaned over the railing, and above the noise and murmur of the crowd, her voice was heard, Kill it quick, Kill it quick,' The blow was struck and horses quickly dragged the dead animal from sight. The woman in white, settled back in her seat and the crowd was was ready for, ''otro toro."
 When the third bull dashed into the ring the matador attempted to vault over the frenZied animal as he met one of his wild rushes. The bulls horns struck the vaulting pole and the man fell-for a moment, he was toss ed about while the crowd held it's breath-then he fell to the ground. Banderilas rushed in and the animals attention was diverted while the mat ador made his escape. That was one of the exciting incidents. Four bulls were slain. The crowd trooped to the train at 6 o'clock 1t had been a Ro- man holiday.