Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-04

Lawn tenn's has become t1e rack et'' among the early rissrs and those whom the cares of the day are not exacting encugn to keep the muscles in proper cond d'tion. Two courts are already in working order. May Sut- ton may not find 1t possible to play any eXhib ton games on either cin- dered patch of ground. but the game will go on just the same. The club near the Greene Cattle Company building is called the International: one farther down on the mesa, the Elite.
 Several small Mexican houses To- catsd in what is famil'arly known as Dogtown were deseroyed by fire last nigit. The absence of any street in their locality. together with the patch ed-up way in which they were built, handicapped the fire department in stopping tSe blaze at the house in which it or r'ginated.
 Charles F. Shelby has leased the house formerly occupied by J. E.. Breathitt and will have it arranged for moving into soms time the com ing week.
 Colonel Louis N. Lease. the we'll n to h's personal interests. He expects to move h's family from Trcs n, where he is living at present, to this place in a few week..
 The Henr' etta mine. whi"l has been | idle since the shutdown. wi pr bablv be put ou the producing st this i month. Prel minary work has already ] heen started there. It 's one of the kaet outlying camps of the Four C. Co.
 The Cauanea baseball team will be out on the grounds Sunday for the fTst real practice game of the sea. son. Guilt 'errez, the Mexican pitch CT who held the Chicago Whte Sox
 down to a so'itery hit fer the' SCur in.
 D'ngs he faced tiem in the Pass City
 the other day. will probably be on hand by that tme. as he has been no tified to ioin the team at once. He
 signed up with the lccal management
 over two weeks ago. Reardon, the rremier twir'er If the southwest, is
 in splendid form. Big Bn Gamble
 has the same great speed and curves
 he had last year. with a lot mcrt
 control thrown in. So the pitching
 staff cannot be mended. Downs, l;
 classy, cool-headed catcher, who saw
 service in the Duluth leagua teau
 last summer. vii handle their fire
 Molinkamp will look after the intia sack until the fast fixture that ha'
 been secured shows up. Molly's gooS enough for the bag himself, but hi work will not allow him to hold | down permanently. The rest of thu infield will be t1e same as last var , Dugan. Rienhardt and Wacey at sec ond, short and third in 5ie orde . named. Baroldy. who was the main , stay cf the Clifton team in the seasoi past. will take care of the plac'
 Hodges filled. Tom Whaling. con corning whom no words are neces
 sary will be at his cd stand in tn.
 certer garden. The pitchers VII al
 ternate in left field until Jack Hori returns, a matter of three weeks. $. Cananea will be on the map this year as she has always been before. Whil'
 Bisbse probably needs no advice. i
 is probably not out of the way t'
 rdmonish those who are forming
 team t9 get real ball players. sine 2 they will neei the best when they q , up against DafaB's Inyinc'bles. |, At the Alexandria: John T. Mor ? row, New York; H. P Hall, Jr.. Bis | bee; l.. Bar0ldy. Clifton: W H. Leon ard, Boston: l.. Lindsay, Les Angeles 5 M. Barreda. Santa Cruz: Gerald Sbef man. J. s. Rincon. Naco; Luis V } Leese. Tucson; Roberto Cabers. Mex
 ico City; A. Espinosa- Hermosillo.