Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-27
DOUBLE UMPIRE SYSTEM Is
 ADVOCATED
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 Cananea. Aug. ee-The little shad- ow that has fallen across the South western baseball sky on account of the tangle at Douglas last Sunday. has excited considerable interest hers. Wherever big smoke rises up there must be little blaze, and it is not at all beyond the pale of possibility that the umpire was looking through stained glasses-he has pair. But Douglas has certainly registered some heavy kicks against the indicator hold CT in the Pass City. yet no plea O. theirs was ever strong enough to gain a solitary favor or have him re- moved from the game. Under those circumstances it looks as if the Tex ans consider themselves objects 0. special favor when they ask for cor sessions that they emphatically refus ed to give ODonovan was only foi- lowing a precedent established by u protestants themselves when he refUs ed to take the umpire out An Fl Paso writer suggests that each team carry an umpire and use the double sys- tenn.
 Double Umpire Suggested.
 On the trip the locals made to Fl Paso in Jufy Umpire Armendariz was taken along with that object in view. But as to umpiring-well that didn take at all and. barring Cananea, 1t is improbable that any such fair meth cd will ever be agreed to by any towns on the Cactus circuit The locals would jump at a proposition of that kind, but will the others? Wynkoop has been brought over by the Tucson team On different occasions, and di- rected the game single handed to tn entire satisfaction of all. When the naxethetbtfii atkeioT cmfwyp uauup Texans were here last week they got everything they asked for in regard to the umpire. and every other visiting team will get the same. A good, fair and systematic plan for umpiring ia about all that the southwest needs just now to place it on the right road to successful, permanent base ball.
 Over Courtland way, they are not making a great noise. but are. never tbeless playing the game with teams of similar class. Between William Francis, an energetic ad. rustler, and the irrepressible Ted Healy. a nea. and profitable score card has been gotten up. Several copies of it have been sent here in order that a big team may see at what point little one outclasses them. Courtland is growing and when the next season opens, another team will be battling for honors on the strenuous cactus diamonds.
 Notes os the Camp.
 A luncheon was given by Mrs. Joan A. Campbell at her home on the Mesa last Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Toles, of Bisbee. Roses pIe- dominated as decorations for the table being spread in profusion and beauty. with varying colors, throughout the dining room.. It was upon the eve of the departure of Miss Toles for her home, and the guests were friends she had made during her pleasant visit here. and were: Misses Cole, Duffir, Wilcox. Montague. Alice and Louisa o'Neili.
 John Bixari Wlletts. astive Texan whcse urban nc.= ..i.hsats i. tiah denied him to piiYilc:, of asso1'sf'hs w,h any denz".5 of te wild. aaG a t..'llling exne. sc ., the other night. In the sloping ,.osrs of the morning. while he was dreaming that San An tonic had suddenly grown to be a city of over million people. he was rude  ly hoisted out of slumberland by th. hot breath of an unknown animal play ing about his face. Springing up he bumped his head against that of the prying beast and considerable con fusion ensued. The occupants o. the rooming house were aroused b. the frenzied cry of Bear. Bear! Mu. der. etc" and at once went to the rescue Some of the braver one. with Moehlinkamp and Mark Hanna at their back took after the repnss disturber with murderous design. AZ ter hard run the overlook the beas where he had stopped too investigate bone. and found a big, black dog Willetts has a lock on the door nos and sleeps with a club under hi! pillow.
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