Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-31

French lined a fast grounder down to Hughes, who fumbled, throwing the ball away in the endeavor to catch French at first Glow famed. Bohn- stadt rapped out two-bagger, SCOT ing Blair and French in the order nam ed. Henry flew out to Liggett.
 Barnett, the first Cananea man up in the second. started his series of Stevens sent French a twister, which the Bisbee second base man. iuggled with some difficulty, fin ally beating Stevens to base. Ligget. put up d high one back of third, Glow making a sensational run nearly into the infeld before taking it in.
 Adams hit the first ball pitched to Hughes, going out at first on the throw. Dugan lined out a beauty to left and took two bases for his. Dawson lined one with whiskeEs on it down past Lggett, Dugan scoring on bad throw to the plate. The fireworks had been set off and Haslam had to come in for his fun so nailed one of Rinehart's straight ones out to deep center. But fireworks go off with a boom and are done. So was Bisbee. Blair could only give RinehaTt a twister, and Cananea doubled Dawson and Haslam out, the play being Rinehart to Holt to Hughes. It was good.
 Blair gave Bolan a present of first by hitting him. Rinahart placed dandy over short. Hughes bunted, Adams shutting out Bolan at third on a fast throw. Newberry found the an k-t-on.J. At;arn lined out hnanEy alnno tho IaFt-Ga live. Graham allowing the hit. It gave the visitors. Then Holt flew out to Haslam.
 French famed. Cloy placed a prct- ty hit in short center. Bohnstadt reached first on Liggett's error of a thrown ball from Rirehart. Henry had a hole in his stick. RineharI caught Glow several feet off third on lightning throw and Adams died at bat.
 Mir. Barnett of Cananea essayed three terrific swipes at the delivery of Blair, but the ball had been fixed. Stevens was out, Dawson 10 Bohnstadt, the big fellows reach figuring in the play. Liggett walked. Roland was out at first on a fiuke. wide pitched ball hitting his bat.
 Adams, Dugan and Dawson went out in the order named, the first two striking out, while Dawson placed one in Liggett's mitt-
 Rinehart watched four wide ones go by. Hughes lined ont a two-bagger just past third. Newberry drove a high one in Henry's territory and the Bisbee right gardener plOwed up the field till he connected. It was one of the sensational catches of the game. Ahern fell a victim to the wile3 of Blair. Holt lined out low line one, which Glow gathered in, leaving two dead MeXicans on the sacks.
 Haslam opened the fifth with a sharp hit past third. Blair gave Stey- ems a high one in right. Stevens nuffed it, but caught Haslan. who was forced at second. Dugan. running for Blair, was out at second on French's hot grounder to Barnett, Barnett 10 Hughes to Liggett, also catching French at first on as pretty double as could be executed.
 Barnett opened the sixth. He found the leather and sent a bad one down to Dugan, who fielded it' prettily and was SuI al III Sl OH . DCdu- tiful throw across the diamond Stcv- ems saw Blair put three nice ones over, but he didn't see them in time. Liz gett was safe a+ first or a slow one to Dugan, who threw low to Bonn Stadt, the latter fumbling. Roland picked out Haslam for a good thing. but the blonde boy was under his also as he was under seven others threughou: the game. ..-
 Glow, Bohnstadt and Henry couldn't get it out ofsthe diamond. Glow strik- ing out, the other two hitting 10 Rine- hart. as
 Rinehart opened the seventh with high pop to Dugan and was out. Hughes drove long one out past Glow in left, Glow making a heroic attempt,