Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-24
BSBEE BALL TEAM, 0UTPAYED,
 LOSES SECOND DOUGLAS GAME

Douglas took the series from Bis be on the visit of the Shelter City team on Saturday and Sunday. It must be confessed that in both games the home team was ontplayed and the vic tories of the Demons were well earn ed. Ali the more credit is due since the Demons of the Douglas Don were not in the bast shape physically no less than four having damaged hands and Kane beng incapacitated from pitching by earbuncles-
 Bisbee was beaten on Sunday be- cause she was outplayed in every de pertinent of the game, outbatted. out felded and outpitched. This does not mean that Hoeschell pitched poor game for he did not, he pitched fine ly and with clean fielding and good hitting behind him, pitched well enough to win the majority of the games as they go. Still Rube Walt CTS had the edge on the local in the pitching department.
 But eight things. were played on Sunday and then the game was called to enable the visitors to catch a train. the score standing 5 to ? in favor of Douglas and the visiting team and the 260 rooters who came up for the game hurried away to the railroad station while the Bisbee contingent drfted hack to town.
 Game in Detail.
 Douglas was first at bat and the danger signal was promptly displayed although Biebee pulled out safely Sandon's hit through Hoeschell was not handled fast enough by Ward at short and the runner was safe. Har- per sacrificed prettily and Wolfe came up. The Douglas captain used to be slugger and the hearts of Bisbee fans sank but Hoeschell won a hearty round of plaudits by flaming the batter Cobb walked and Bosquet, another siugger. was up. He only ufOfe ioklS cHe lD ftosdi duu uiee where he stood For Bissbee Wood walked, Wards hit to short was fumbled and there were two men on bases but McCann. Godfrey and Oar nell were retired on outfield flies. It was one, two three for Douglas in the second and might have been the same for Bisbee had not Royal been hit by the Rube.
 In the third inning Hoeschell again pulled out of tight place just when thinks loked very dubious. Walters waited patiently and ambled. Sandon sacrificed but the throw to second was slow, and both were safe Harper made his second sacrifice and pushed the two runners along. There was only one out, men on second and third and the Wolfe at the door, but again Hoesehell struck out the Doug las captain. Cobb walked and the bases were full but Bosquet went out, Godfrey to McCann. Then Bisbee SCOT ed first blood. Woods caught one to his liking and sent it soaring to the fence for three bases. Ward hit to second and was thrown out at first. Wood being held on the left hand corner. .McCann drove screamer to right field and Wood came in with an earned run. Godfrey went out to Bosquet.
 After Woolen and Clifford had found holes for singles, Royal robbed Doug las of at least two runs by dashing clear to the fence and pulling down Sandon's apparent three bagger which retired the side in the fourth in ming. Then Bisbee went out one. two three and Douglas proceeded to take the lead in the fifth Harper singles, Wolfe pops up fly to sec ond. Ward bungles Cobts hit and Bosquet brought in both runners with a beauty hit Harper slid through Wood. the ball went by and Wolfe al so scored Bosquet was doubled on the next play when McCann retired Danny Ford and he threw to Ward who GOV cred seco4d. Walters then struck out Boswell, Hoescheil and Woods in order.
 In the sixth Woolen singled, Clifford sacrificed him to second, Hoeschell as sisting the batsman out. and brett : double, Godfrey and McCann retired the side. Then Bisbee tied the score Ward hit 10 second and died at first, McCann struck out and then came some fire words. Godfrey singled, DarneIl was safe on Sandon's error Corr sent safe one to center and DarneIi scored. Royal went out from second to first.
 In the Seventh inning Douglas cIinched the game. Sandon wilked and Harper made his third sacrifice hit. Ward muffed wolf's pop up and