Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
CANANEA FANS
To HAVE TREAT
IN BASEBALL
Douglas Team Due On Sunday
and First Three Days of Next
Week Dawson, N. M, Boys
Are Due.
Especial TO the Review.)

CANANEA, June 1y.-The fans of
Cananea, who have found no grounds
for complaint this season, will have
all the baseball during the coming
week taat their hearts could possibly
desire
The Douglas team will come over
Sunday for crossing of the bats,
and as several good players have
dropped into the Smelter City recent
~ a good game is expected. Rube
Walters, who was with their splendid
bunch last year, and who has just re-
turned from the Texas league, will oc-
cupy the pitchers box.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
the crack nine of Dawson, n. NJ, will
try to make Cananea realize that they
never could play ball down here and
they are coming Dragging and conf
dent that they will win all three
games with perfect ease.
Reports are current that the New
Mexico town has one of the fastest
and best organizations ever drawn to-
gether in the southwest. Swift ex-
collegian5 and professional stars ga
lore-with one pitcher VINO has worn
a national league uniform. Some of
them receive as much as S250.00 per
month for doing nothing but play ball
il is said. They have defeated all
Corners and are leaving their native
heath because all the teams in that
section are too far outclassed to make
the game interesting. From news
paper items it is evident that they
have become boastful and defiant,
and do not believe that the word de-
feat is really in the dictionary. None
of Judge Carillo's tossers are Shak-
ing in their boots, however. Cana
meas stars may not shine SO brightly
or fash comet-like across the south
western sky, but they nave remained
undimmed while lots OF others have
disappeared.
shoes" Pfirmar, who always
knocks all the dust off Of the ball,
will handle all the fire that the pitch
ers are able to send in his direction
with a clear and steady eye.
Max Reardoon, cool, confident and
superb, will pitch the opening game.
There is all kinds of money on the
streets that the coal diggers will nave
one game less to their credit If he
gets any support at all.
Tom Whaling, speedy and reliable,
will hold them down in the second
game. Bob Whaling, the heavy hit
ter, will desert first base in the third
game and get into action with his puz-
zling spit ball.
''StonewaiP' Dugan, calm and sure,
and a demon with the stick, will guard
second base like a Roman soldier.
Rheinhardt, true and daring, with a
whip as swift as lightning. will play
short as only he can play it. Wacey
at third viii gather them III like a
street car conductor collecting fares,
and knock out 4 few Texas leaguers
TO boot.
Frank Hodges. the peer of any
fielder who ever donned a glove in
the southwest. will cover acres of
ground in right field. He'll hit SOME
too.
Jack Horn. fresh from the campus.
who looks and bats like Tyrus Cobb
and is the same age as the Detroit
star, will hold his own in left field
and hit up to last seasons standard.
Mike Ryan will play his old sure
game in the center garden and main
tain his reputation as the best run
&c tier of them all.
The boys are going to play hard
from start to finish and the games
will be beyond question, the best we
have ever had.
y. r. Stiles is chaperoning the DaW-
soniteS and without doubt excursion
rates will be effective from Bisbee
and Douglas. If the people OF those
two cities want to see real last,
classy game OF ball this opportunity
should not be wasted.