Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
SUNDAY Y'S CAME \ TROUnCIhG
 EXHIBITION
Woods Could Not Repeat the Dose Administered On Sat urday-Biggest Crowd of Season Went Home with Big Disgust.


 Hush, Say it softly. Don't h@yt the boys feelings. with any roasts hot from the oven.
 Every team has an of day once in awhile. Cananea had hers on Satur- day. Bisbee's turn came Sunday. We split even with the team styled to date "The champions of the Southwest" We beat them good and plenty Satm- day, and Sunday they turned the tables, with three runs added to what the Muckers' total was Saturday. Eleven to two were the Sabbath-day figures.
 Pitcher Woods, who twirled such a good game Saturday was sent back to repeat, and might have got away with 1t had not combinations of fooz- els that gave the visitors two and three bases at a sitting, started the Muckers on the road to defeat. Ror- al, Ward, Dean Woods and Earthman were all mixed up in these things, which occurred principally iii the sec end inning
 But Woods was hit hard. There's no denying that Twenty-two bingles are the total count against him, most of them for two and three bases. It may be said that some of these were due to errors of judgment in the out field, however. that make Woods look worse than he really was. Give him credit for working hard until the last man was out, though. He stuck gamely to the job, working as though the other fellow was being held score less and he was trying for a shut=out record But a pitcher cannot work every day and win,neither can he do all the work when his team mates are unable to clout out a lead for him.
 Max Reardon had everything and was invincible. One lone hit was all that was gleaned from his delivery until the eighth inning. McCann singled in the third, went to second whenWhaling loafed on the ball. to third on passed ball and scored on Pitcher Woods out-In the eighth Mac tripled to left, but was tossed out at the plate attempting to score on the throw-in. Ward singled in the ninth and went to third when Gamble let the ball get by. Ward scored on Earthman's out to first.
 Umpire Kelly was again on the job and was a pretty busy man. In the eighth inning Cananea wanted to an mex run which Jack wouldn't stand for. Guynup had tripled and Emery was at bat He knocked one past the pitcher that struck Kelly in the shins and rolled to centerfield. No one had a chance to make play Guynup trotted in while Emery am bled to first. Kelly ordered GuynuI back to third on the blocked ball rul ing. Cananea was inclined to protest but Kelly told them if they would bring him the book and show hin where he was wrong the man could score. He went back to third. He scored anyway on Gamble's out.
 Cananea did not play here yester day as was first announced, thereby robbing the Muckers of chance tC make IL two out of three. The Quie1 Sabes preferred to save their ctrengtl for the series with Douglas, whicl opens today in the Shelter City.
 Jack Root was i'll Sunday and un able to pitch. Brooks was still sui fering from the effects of the pinkinj he received Saturday and was no in uniform. Corr held down. third
 The Douglas Demons are booke for the next home series, beginnin next Saturday. Sundays score.
 R H Cananea .--.-..1.-..-.--.'' II ~ Bisbee ....--.-..---.
 Batteries-Reardon and Goodman Woods and Woods.