Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-17
DOUGLAS PLAYS CANANEA TWO
 GOOD GAMES
Especial to the Review.)

' cursion to Douglas that was run over to allow local people chance to see two ball games, did not run in vain, for there surely was some baseball played in the Shelter City between the rising and setting of Sundays sun. In the forenoon the battle went cn with unweakened spirit till the noon hcur was passed--on until the hour of one, with Barnett of Douglas pitch ing good ball and Gutierrez of Cana nea invincibie and without flaws A little ripple of uncertainty, relaxa- tion of vigilance on the part of the indomitable Cananeans in the seventh inning allowed two nervous Douglas ties to cross the home plate. but throughout the other eleven innings the last station on the diamond was unattainable for the hard playing bunch of Wolverines as is the north pole of the most ventursome nayiga- tor Gutierrez moved down such bat ters as Wolfe. Harper and Ford vt;h the same stoical indifference that over whelmed the weakest strikers on the team. In the l2th inning. with two men on bases. Guynup hit mighty drive to the right garden and the two winning runs for Cananea were chalk ed up on the score. board It was a brilliant, classy game of ball--one that will do much toward strengthening the hearts of the followers of both teams.
 And the afternoons performance was no less exciting and phenomenal. l It, too. was a measuring of the ability of the opposing pitchers respective abilities with the adherents of each claiming the upper hand. Yet it looks as if Max Reardon got the best of the l argument. He was hit for fewer | bases, was not hit as often or as hard as was Kane, and pulled himself out Of two bad holes by retiring the side on strike-outs. Though Max. by an overthrow to first. lost his own game. which without his error would have been one to nothing in his favor. | Cananea would not trade Max fos a carload of Kanes.
 A bad feature of the day was the | constant jeers from the part of the | grand stand occupied by Douglas | rooters, at Gutierrez on account of his nationality. 'Yaqui," and .Grease-' was constanaly heard, and. but for the | ignorance of the ones who made them selves conspicuous by such low browed nouthings. it would have tended to disrupt the feeling of goodfellowship | which exists between the two towns. It is to be hoped that the asylum will have claimed is own before the locals | play over there again.
 Score by innings, Sunday mcniag: | 12 inpings:
 | Cananea coo ofo O10 002--4 | Douglas, 0o0 900 200 090-2 Batteries; Gutierrez and Calbsth: Barnett and Wolfe.
 CanaGea. hits II, errors 3; Douglas, hits ,, errors f.
 Sunday Afternoon:
 Cananea. ooo coo o1e--i l Dougias, 099 eg5 e29---
 Batteries. Reardea ard Calhats; Kane and Waf.
 I Cananea. hits I. errors 1 pcug.aa
 hits. 1, errors, I.
 s!7tes Of the Came.
 That man Cobb is a good ball play CT where the bushes are tall. but the Dousiasites err when they consider him a better man than Harper.
 Among the spectators was Umpire
 Wynloop, of Tucson, the best indiea
 ter holder outside of the big show With his "UmpsY was big league
 scopt. who had stopped off in the old
 Pueblo cn his was to the coast TheS said the Cananea team outclassed
 Douglas and each of them laid bet
 that Douglas could not wip in the af ternoon. But-well, you cannot fore see the funny things that happen 1T
 the Southwestern pasture.
 While Bill Goodman did not breai
 into the hit column. he was tower Q
 strength at second. He has pient,
 of time to meet the horse hide yet aDs
 his wonderful stick work in the pas
 will crop out before many game
 have been played.
 It looked litsIe wary-headed. tna
 sending, Dorsca to hat for Emery il tho ninth.
 Fl Paso plays here Saturday arr
 Sunday.