Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-16
AIsTRONC TEAM
FACES DEMONS
TODAY
Probable batteries for today Bishee
Parm and Corr; Douglas. Kane Al,
Pelkey. Game called at 2:3O.


With about the strongest llne1E
that The Bisbee Mucker'nos have Il
this season, the local tosse-s vi
stack up against those bitter rivals
from Smelteryille this aftepoc1 a.
Warren full Of confidence o. saicipa-
ed victory.
Willie Wilson's .Winsome Wallop5rs
have been training as hard for this
ser.es as have johnson and Ketche
for the worlds heavy weight honos'
Daily practice has been INDUCED in
and the way the boys frisked arount
yesterday in the final workout leave:
no room for doubt but what the fans
will see the best baseball that the
rome hopes have in them.
Carl Manda will be back at third
That's a big item. IS anyone who saw
HIM. work last Saturday for the fist
two or three innings will testify. II
he had not sprained his ankle The
score of the Morenci game would
have been without q doubt l to , in
favor of Bisbee. Two grounders sot
by him for hits that meant runs that
would have ordinarily gobbeled cas-.
lily had his injury not prevented hin,
reaching them. At that he gamely
stuck to his post and fought the con
test out, though fit for the hospitHl
after the first three innings.
Catcher Granville Corr is another
cripple whose wounds have healed.
though he did not lose a game in coa
sequence of the injuries. In the
games at Morenci he had two ringers
so badly smashed that he couldn't
even shake hands with, his friends
without suffering extreme pain. But
Corr has played every game since,
and even though he was crippled. III
the last series with Morenci not a
man dared steal second on him. To
day, however. will see the fingers wei
and ready for the peg-out proposition
and woe be to any Douglas Demon
who strays too far away from the
sacks
Then, again there's Parm. Parm
a stranger to fans in these parts, bu
10 one who knows his work back east
belongs in class that if he couldn't
tick Douglas they would quit playing
baseball And Parm can hit the bal
some too, when he gets started. He
stuck it out and won a majority o.
games in Iague back in Michigan
in which Douglas player, now with
that team. did not last half a sea
son. He pitched about thirty games
and only lost ten. Cues that is going
some.
Sundays game will be called at
? o'clock sharp in order to enable
the Demoniacal bunch to catch the
train for home at ) o'clock so the
fans in the neighboring burg. can spcn'
the night Sunday in pouring soothing
lot ons upon the brows of the much
mEuled Mephistos, put them to bed
and let them forget the bombastic bat
ting of the Bisbee boys in a seanct
with sound slumber.
Something is expected from the
fans on this suspicious occasion. Thi'
may be the last tine Douglas appear
on the home lot, so all should come
out and lend their presentce and VOC
ces in helping Douglas to have some
thing to remember Muckerville by.
The Bisbee Rough Necks" and TIE
Nedigovich Athletic association will
cross bats this afternoon at 2 ocloci
at Warren. A good game is prom
ised. The Iine-ups:
Rough Necks: FiImer. c; Elliott,
Doyle. Ib; Angus. 2b; Riley, 80;
Adams. If; Blackburn. CT; Domingo
IF; Spaulding, IS; L:ggett, sub-pitchef
Medigovich A. A: Med govich, {;
Warner. p: Beckwith, 2b; Logan, 1b
Kreigbaum, 3b; Hicks, IS; W. Doyle
If; Lent, CT: Mckay. # .-.