Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-29
|Smelter City Team Never in Reach of the Money Af-
 ter Second,
THREE PITCHERS
 WERE RATED FREELY
Game lifeIess Except in Spots,
 When Sensational Playing Helped to Hold Crowd Two
 Doubles the Features.

In game played at Don Luis Park Sunday between Bisbee and Douglas, characterized by weak hitting and loosefelding on the part of Douglas, and an overwhelming display of classy ball on the part of the Bisbee team, the former lost by the score of f6 to 3.
 At times it certainly looked as though there would be no one left to watch the game but the umpire and the reporters, but at these critical stages plays of sensational order were worked in sufficient to hold the dissatisfied crowd.
 The opening inning found Bisbee somewhat up in the air, but after that | inning, the home team lost no chance to rub it into the visitors. The Bisbee I infeld proved that it was there with the goods at all times, with the ex- eeption of that terrible first, when
 wild throws and slow fielding gave
 Douglas the only three runs of the game.
 It would be hard to say which of
 the Bisbee infielders showed to the
 best advantage. Dugan's fast field
 ing was good to look upon. while the
 work of Bohnstadt at first was a reye-
 lation to the fans, 1t never having been
 equaied in these parts. The big fel- low went down in the dust after them and came back with. the goods every time. He picked them out of the air like blackberries from a vine. The
 long fellow accepted in all fourteen
 chances without an error, and only
 once, when even his six feet four did
 not link up between the base and the
 base and the ball, did a runner reach
 the initial sack on bali fielded to the Indiana giant. Bohnstadt is 8 peach.
 Dawson, with two assists, and
 French with six showed snappy play
 ing that went without an error by either of them.
 Two doubles got sandwiched into
 the game, one in the first half of tht
 second. when Dugan, handling a fas one from Bakers stick, waited til French covered second and lined it tt ' the biz fellow, who, without turning il
 his tracks, nailed Baker at first on a: pretty a throw of fast fielded bal as is ever seen on any diamond. Int other double was executed by Douglai } in the fourth, and was the only redeem | ing feature of the inning. Blair hi
 a sharp one to Russell at third, wht
 threw wild to first, letting Dugan scor'
 for Bisbee and making a yeritabl' ! present to Blair. Haslam had in tn, : mean time walked and got to secont , on Biair's scratch hit. Then Henr. put fast one over to Graves at short | who nailed Haslam at third, Russel ] beating Blair to the keystone sack. Graham, with one little insignifican
 exception, umpired good game. H
 made the excusable error of robbins
 Glow of a hit in the third, which strucl 7 the ground just inside the foul line ,- Nothing daunted the little fellow pu Q a beauty between short and second
 and the fans went wild.
 So systematically did Bisbee's sticE l. CTS land on the sphere that three ger t eral utility men from the Shelter Cit v were sent back to the shelter smoke
 It was awful carnage.
 Contrasted to this was two hit n made off Blair's delivery. Blair pu ), them over with head all the time | nearly. The rest of the time he wa walking them and trying to get fC GUS on the plate with his binocular: n But he got there at last, and with bot e feet.