Arizona republican., 1907-11-26
CHICA6O WHITE SOx
 ARE COMING WfSl
Would Like to Get Games in Phoenix in the Spring. The Browns Show ina.

Charlie Comiskey wants to bring his world famous White Sox to Phoenix in the spring to play ball. Just how long he would stay is not known. Any way he would like to make a show in this city. Phoenix is without doubt attracting attention and getting plenty of advertising over the country by it's baseball of recent date.
 Manager Goldberg yesterday re- ceived a letter from Comiskey in part as follows: Dear Sir:-I am taking the team to California this spring to train and will return by the Southern route 10 New Orleans. If I could get good guarantee at your city would be willing to show the people my club in action. Would you kindly advise me by return mail if you wish to con- slider this propsitiOn; also the hotel rates and any other items of expense that We would have to foot in making the trip from MaricOpa to your city. am corresponding with Bisbee and Douglas in regard to my playing in those cities
 Manager Goldberg said yesterday that it did not look like Phoenix would
 
 coming along with the White Sox. This letter however shows the pOssi- bilities of base ball here. Why not Phoenix as a training ground for two fast teams? As far as climate is con- cerned. Phoenix has them all beat a city block and that is what the clubs are looking for, as well as some city which will furnish a fair attendance.
 Had Tucson not gone into retirement and the winter league materialiZed. the White Sox might have been ac- commodated in Arizona. Next year if the sporting blood survives the sum- mer. league baseball should be organ ized on a substantial basis. By proper managing it can be made to pay its way. The results thus far have proved that it is a fine thing to bring the city before the country as being alive and full of red corpus9les.i
 All interest now centers in the four games this week on home soil. Phoe- nix wants to win this series, though it play hard to take three out of the four games. However the nine will be in better shape by Thanksgiving day than when it landed in the Miners camp, one nights sleep to the bad and the weather cold. The Bisbee papers free ly credit the Browns with dangerous strength. even more so than some of the lukewarm sports at home, whose knees always wabble when a game goes the wrong way.
 The Bisbee Review says that Clark was badly out of form in the to II game. giving four bases on balls. The tabuIated score shows that Daley has been playing good ball. Gus Hetlins at third carried off the infield hOnOrs in the to l game, accepting seven chances without an error and in the first game Gus was up to bat four times and made four hits out of the eight. Outside Of couple of errors by McClelland at short in each of the first two games. the fielding of the Browns at Bisbee has been almost perfect.
 Neither Burns nor Shaner have been in such fine form. and perhaps will not be again soon. as during the games at Bisbee. Young is the only one of the four Brown twirlers who has been in condition lately and he took his game. Thanksgiving day will see the start of the four hardest fought games of the season. The grounds will be in prime shape. Manager Goldberg will have the diamond rolled and the outfield scraped in the bad places and the grandstand is ready. Four games will be played regardless of who takes the first two