Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-07
BALL TEAMS
 ARE WARNED
 BY CANANEANS
Diamond Gladiators of That City Will Get into the Game With An All-Star Bunch of Players

CANANEA. March 6.-while the approach of spring has sent several ambitious shoots through the thawed crust of winter and bespecked the surrounding field with aspiring cham pions-to-be. il should always be borne in mind that Cananea is never with out vigilant guardians of her prestige, and that her banner Of supremacy is' waving as defantly as ever
 Hodges may go to Peoria. It is understood that the fans and club there has offered him a big salary, q couple of distilleries, a furnished house. an automobile and all of the old bats and balls. He will be mfsseu but there Sare others fighting for his shoes.
 Jack Horn. Tom Whaling, .Jr., and the two pitchers alternating can look after the outfield as tenderly as school girl would a flower. Reardon, the best twirler in the entire south west. is more effective than ever. and until he decides to quit investing in city lots will not go into organized ball Bill Gamble has been practic- ing during the winter months and can locate the plate whenever neces- ssry now His great speed and vari- ety of curves, coupled with perfect control. will make him ingincible. Maiinl1amp will probably do the re ceising He throws well and Is ae- tive and alert Brother Bob Nba9- ing. Stonewali Dugan. Brilliant Rein hardt and 6ioodboy Wacey took care of the infield wonderfully well last year only twelve months have been added to their years.
 It is a commendable spirit that hastens these neighborly towns to
 mark of their diamonds and build their fence It is also a good warn ing to admonish them to make the grounds spacious and build the fence securely and long ways from the batters' box, for the mighty sluggers who busted up SO many teams last season can meet the horsehidc as ac- curately as ever.
 George Gonzales, a prominent Mex { ican physician, died here yesterday 1 Of tuberculosis. Interment will take place today.
 Mrs. Cole entertained at the Club Thursday afternoon. Nearly every ] lady member was present and a pleasant time was in store for all. N. C. Chakroyarti. a noted mining engineer of Calcutta India, is here on q business mission.
 Angus Arbuckfs leaves for BOuse, f Arizona, today Mir Arbuckle has | been here over eight years, and is one of Cananea's most familiar fig. ures. He goes to accept a position
 with George Mitchell in an enter prise near that place.
 Harvey r. Noble has resigned his place as manager of the Cananea Brench store and gone to his home in ] Colorado
 Sample copies of Iron ore. a week l ly paper published at NcGin, Nevada have been received by local friends
 of its. editor. IL <. Gadchariss. Mr GadCharles was fcrmerly paying tell CT in the BondO de Cananea
 At the Sonora: Cicero Marlin Ouitica: George R. Caldwell. Denver: James Woods. Douglas: C. P. Serano
 Arizpe: ". c. Herman, Douglas; R
 Nj. Oxford, Hereford; T. s. Lamber
 ton. Douglas; M w Abrams. Den lver; R. Trfvolet Douglas; W. R.
 Townsend. Los Angeles; \. C. Chak
 rovarti. India: Seldeu Mitchell. Lo'
 Angelsss William Kemp. Tucson. At the Alexandria F. F. Baptist , Cincinnati: Thomas Aureliuss P
 Paso: William Baskin, Fl PasO; P
 M Acosta. HermOsillo; H s. Stevens ' Bishee: L. R. Ortez, Guaymas: Jos
 s. Vicente, HermosillO; M. Barr2dG lSanta Cruz Manuel Anbrosia ana wife. Hermosillo, Nj. V. Comachs f I Durango: Mrs. H. smith, Nogales , William IT, Wolfe. CiHciuuau; A [ yille. Nogaies; Fred Sehilling am IC. k. Pishon. Los Angeles.