Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-08
BISBEE SCORES
VICTORYOVER
TUCSON
T asst Aggregation of Local Ball
Tossers Puts All-Star Con-
tingent to Sleep With Score.
of 7 to O.

Displaying ability not only 10 get
their hands on the ball and freeze
on to II, but also TO connect with
the delivery of the opposing pitcher,
Bisbee's new aggregation of ball tos-
j s5Is Oh SUNDAY SsStSI IiOo1
LUIS baseball park took into camp the
Tucson all-star contingent without
the slightest trouble. While the old
pueblo is represented by good team
il is apparent that the local boys out
classed them and that was the rea
son why the final score stood TO {
in favor of Bisbee.
On account of the fact that base
bah had become almost a dead letter
in the district up until a couple of
weeks ago. when the business men
became interested and got together a
good team, the attendance was not
as large as t should have been al
though many more turned ont than
Is usual As a matter of fact Bisbee
is now represented by a first class
team and deserves the support of the
entire district.
From the first inning Bisbee play
ed fast ball and by their ability to hit
with force and accuracy. when hits
were needed. practically won the game
in the fourth inning Olson. a short
stop. new acquisition. proved him
self to be the right pan in the proper
place. From time to time during the
game he accepted difficult chances,
and would have been excused for at
least two errors. but proved himself
! equal TO the occasion every time. At
the bat he also did good work securing
fng1r hits Of five chances
Shanner in the box. and Cheek as
/ back stop did excellent work. The
new twirler allowed the visitors four
scattered hits. one OF which was a
! three-baggeF. but the effect of this
was overcome by fast fielding, re-
] firing Redford before, Tucson could
get homel
The latter half of the fourth prov
ed the undoing of Tucson. Burns was
| the first man up. and knocked a clean
/ single to left. Boswell, planted one
| in the same spot. sending Burns to
third and on Sheffield's single Burns
romped home. Redman got mixed up
| on a straight one from Blair. Boswell
crossing the plate. O'Mally went
down on an easy one to Reese. but
Blair got home on Forbes, single to
right. -, a,.s ~. a., -.
Sheffield scored on "a, sacrifice,
Forbes going to third and scoring on
an error. Shanner knocked an easy
one to right field, retiring the side,
but not until five men had crossed
the plate.
| In the seventh Bisbee again bunch.
ed several hits resulting in two tai
les.
Tucson seemed to be unable TO find
,Shanner and also scored several errors
which were costly -sa
| Throughout the game the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed among the 10
| cal rooters and baseball was the topic
of conversation all of yesterday.
i On Friday of this week Bisbee. viii
lplay the Douglas team, composed
mostly of the Midland nine at the
Shelter CitT.
/ The score: 1874 SO
Tucson y. .a.g' o 0 D QsusA.=0 0--zss
Bisbee ..,~....0 0 o 1920 -
Summary-Two bas hits. Olson
Three base hit, BEDFORD. Passed ball
Allen. Left on bases. Bisbee. 8; Tue
son. 9. Base on balls. Off Shanner. 1
off Reese. /. Hit by pitcher. b!
Reese, 2. Struck ont: by Shanner
IL: by Reese. 6. Stolen bases: For
lbes, Shanner. Burns, Long Sacrifice
i -nlail.--ChanL- Allan. -Ipachncr
Time of game on hour and twent.
, minutes. Umpire. Johnson. Attend
ance 200
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