Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-10
NEWS NOTES 0F. CANhNEA Camp Believes Its Ball Team
 Has Rounded Into
 Shape
EXPECT TO TAKE TWO
 GAMES FROM FL PAS0

CANANEA. June 9.-While the bal team did not take both games from Douglas as had been forcasted. the boys covered themselves with enough glory in the second game to last for many day The erroriess, shut-out performance that they handed to the Douglasltes on Sunday shows that they are approaching their normal form, and they do not expect to de part from that brand of ball soon. Reardon was superb, flaming four teen men in all; and, at one time with the bases full, he struck out Wolfe. Ford and Harper. their most formidable batters-a ieat which not oniy retired the side but sent the down-hearted Smelter City rooters t2 the quiet shade of the grandstant for recuperation. He's some pitcher, that boy. Guynup. not satisfied with pounding the ball all over the lot, stole third and home in the same ir- niI>g on the strongarmed Wolfe. which is travelling little. The entire team has finally awakened from It's sleep and is fully rested for the season now.
 Next Saturday and Sunday the fast Fl Paso team will be here for two games. Several familiar faces. in cluding Sullivan, Young, Woolen and iKefef, will appear with his aggre- gation. together with teammates Of their class. Two splendid exhibi- tions of the National game are .ia store for the hungry fans. The invineible Boscos put it all over the local Mexican nine, known as the Juarez SeDters last Sun- day afternoon It was beautiful game until the sixth inning, when the Boscos started in to clout the ball unmercifully Below Is how il was when the spectators went home:
 R. H. 2 Boscos .. ..14 IS , Juarez =. " . | Batteries-Rettig and Carmichael: Ruiz, Sandoval and Riyas. Umpire Birthstone.
 Geo. s. Skinner has ben elected president of tie Cananea club. to serve out the term of Dr. H. D. Dnd- ley. whose resignation has been noted. Mrs. John Hennessy, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Titus. lfet yesterday for Courtland to join her husband who is in business there, Miss Naesmith, teacher in the Chi vatera English school. left today for her home in California, where she will spend her vacation. Dr. Orr. of the Chivatera hospitel, l has gone to southern California on . 1 two weeks trip.
 ! Robert Moore has gone to Nogales for weeks stay.
 | Rev. Rich has gone to the Sulphur Springs valley to visit his famiiy, who are living on a ranch he has recently purchased there.
 Mrs. w. H. Talbot, of Courtland. i: visiting her sister. Mrs. Hartley, th!' week.
 Mrs. Leach cane in from Los An geles last Saturday. and will spend : month with her daughter. Mildred who is cashier iii the Chivatera store Il Miss Carmen Pacheeo is yisitin. her parents in the Old Pueblo. Miss Tesie Smith is soournipg i. the Shelter City.
 William Zent, familiarly known a Bin, went out on today's train an, will put in a weeks vacation betwee the towns of Douglas and Courtlans He does not leave Cananea very oi itsr. hp. all these stories of growth cities on the other side of the lin have aroused his curiosity. and h feels compelled to go over and tax a look at things.
 Charley Wright is planning a tri to Kansas City and other Missioui points. He will leave in about te days and will spend six weeks anon the corn-growers.
 Arthur Warren is expected to ?,
 turn from staunton. Virginia. toda.
 where he has been 2 student of Staui ton Military academy for the pas
 year
 At the Alexandria: l.. Calhoul
 Seattle: D. E. Joralnan, Bssbee:
 V. Kelly. Bisbee: W. H. Halcom
 Bisbee: Judd O. Lewis. Los Angele,
 E. c. Maynard and wife. Mexico cit
 At the Sonora:-W. R. Crippel
 Lamar. Colo; Mrs. w A. old, Car tpana: J. W. Johnson. Naco: Mi-
 Lillian Mercer. Nogaies; T. Hud
 peth, San Rafael; Miss Lizzie KeIl
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