Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-01
IS TO 2 TELLS
THE STORY OF
GOLF CARNAGE
Douglas Players Have An Easy
Time, While Loud In Their
Praises of the Treatment
Given Them.
Douglas 1S: Bisbee. 2.

/ Douglas 1S; Bisbee, 2.
This tells in cold figures the resul
] of the golf game which was played Oh
the Warren field Sunday. The boy
from the Smelter City simply wipeS
the floor with us and 1t didn't worr!
them q bit
When the train pulled in Sunda,
morning at 1923, bright and early
forty-taree of the live wires from th'
Douglas Country club, headed b.
Captain s. s. Badger and followed b.
about dozen cajdies got on. They
! were given rousing reception by tbs
/, Bisbee boys, who were there 10 wei
! come them to the great copper CAM
and to show them the time of theil
| lives. They we're also there to show
them that as entertainer B sbee woulG
take back seat to no town, no mat
/ ter whether 1t is in the west or east
or any other old place. But 1t was
seen at once that the boys who ne
side within the sound of the great
smelters and beneath the shadow OF
the Gadsden hotel had blood in theil
eyes. They had come to win, and liks
one of the gentle sephyrs which once
in a long time sweeps the dust FROM
the Sulphur Springs valley, they vow
ed to sweep from the Warren gol1
links the form dable aggregation
which was pitted against them.
But there was plenty of hot coffee
and sandwiches awaiting them at the
club house. and all partook of the
6rst meal of the day and said they
never enjoyed anything more. II
seemed to give them more real life
and put them In even better fettle
than they were before they embarked
for the Bisbee district II is stated
that several OF the most chesty moved
I to the ground in a sort of a prance
and kept the ga't up through the most
strennous-if there was anything
strenuous about ft--until the last hole
was made. Waen the game was call
ed the Bisbee boys began upon the
stages of trimming which VII go
down in history as a rip shorter .
The result in figures is all that is re,
quired to tell the tale.
Those composing the two teams
were as follows:
B sbee-Pelton. Douglas, Lewis,
Cole, Chapman, BTophy. Sherman, Haf-
riugton, Gohring, Afinder, Allen Hurst,
Sawyer, Hamilton, Ba'mferth, Taylor,
GaigIer, johnson, JoIale, Olson.
Douglas-C. Smith, ]. Stuppi, H T.
Cuthbert, S. w. French, j. A. Holden,
J. p Sexton, J. B. Speed, W. Smith,
kirkland, Reuf Scott, Reno. S. =.
Badger, NJ. Smith, F. Stuppi, c. A
Renaadka, Ed Forth, C. o. Thomas.
BBcMullin, Ed Thornton, Drake.
The Warren District Country club
has arranged for two twenty men
games for the month of December,
one game with Douglas and one with
FL Paso. It has been arranged THAI
there VIII be a game between Doug
las and Bisbee every thirty days.
In the large assembly room de-
lieious spread was prepared. The
tables were covered with flowers A
long table was set where some sixty
of the members sat down at one time.
The bill of fare consisted of turkey
and cranberry sauces, potatoes. peas,
celery, dressing, ham, white wine,
beer, cigars, Cigarettes, coffee, mince
pie and cheese. Dinner was served
promptly at 1905. A golf ball and
plate Both the ball ana stick were
filed with caQy, which was much APP
appreciated by both the Douglas ana
home team.
During the meal hour music was
furnished by a Mex'cGn hand. The
music was prai ed by all and has been
secured TO play at the oanksrs' dance
Friday nigat of this wsek.
The players FINISHED their eighteen
holes before luncheon ard after d'n-
ner the majority played eightecd holes
more with mived team OF Doug'a
and Bisbee. Many so1rsomes were
the occasion of the. aftern n The
prcfe- sionsl game started at O'Clock,
end was watched with much interest,
some sixty odd following around the
eiehteen holes. For the frs nine
holes, Adams OF D7uglas was one up
and on tie second round was two up,
beating Erickson of t-e Warren Dis
II ct Country club three up Neither
player made a low sore. They Dlay
not have been "A u m, or the excite
ment OF the many WAC followed pos
zblg interfered with their scose to
some extent The strokes for the
eighteen holes at that vas not bad.
Adams Sc and Erickson 50 fGr the
EASdBCCH GOlcS L<e1CA Las 1l1QS at1C
course OF eighteen holes IN the seven
ties.
In the afternoon tea and cake were
served all the members OF the club.
Music was a great feature os the days
srort, having been eng ged TO rlay
from 1890 to 4.30. The ladies' of
tae club were present to entertain,
and many pots of tea were served.
A few selections we're played on the
new $500 PAM. which Is a great
cred to the club.
At o'clock the Douglas boys lined
up for their hemeward journey. S.
w. French, president Of TIE Douglas
club, before leaving said that whine
they had be ten IN tse days sport
the Warren club had outdone them in
entertaining bind all expectations,
and .s1uested that the Warren club,
through him pres dent OF the Doug
las cub be tended vote OF thanks
for the way { y md BEEN entertained.
and invited & club as whole 20
visit the Dou las Country club n
return gone which viii be arranged
for In the na- future