Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-19
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The much toated Cananea cham pions. winners of the recent tourna- ment bowed before the hitherto de spised denizens of MuckviIle in most awful trouneing Eight to two was the score. Cananea furnished a parade of pitchers, three endeayoring to sling the sphere of submission. All they could put over was this fade-away sort of thing-the kind that fades away against the fence and rolls underneath.
 Teddy Bear Wilson broke into the limelight with a four baser in the sixth inning. Ht hit it out into left center. It hit the ground a few feet this side of the fence and rolled out. underneath the boards. Earthman, who was on second by virtue of his own hit scored ahead of the Roose- welt Bruin. This was the result of the Baroldy brand of 'fade away. !" double, a single and homer being made of him.
 First they tried to show us Gamble He was wild and walked three and winged three, and in addition was found for three safe bingles. During his habitation of the mound we chalked up four tallies. Next Left Fielder Baroldy tried to pitch. Four more runs. This time they came on clean, consecutive siugging. After Barclays awful sixth, Shortstop Rein hart was requisitioned for box duty. McCann welcomed his advent with a single, but that was all there was do- ing with him.
 Woods the pitcher, stepped in Tor the Muckers and gave a singing ex- hibition that brought cheers from the grandstand. His assortment of curves couldn't be beat. and he knew where to put them. But one man reached first on balls. he hit nobody and nine Quien Sabes tore huge chunks out of the ozone in attempting to get to him. When they didn't fan they were bowling easy ones to the infielders and the rest went into the mitts of our boys in the outer garden. Six hits was ali Woods allowed, and he didn't have to exert himself at any stage
 Those $250 beauties played far from good game. Bisbee was made a present of three runs in the first inning to begin with, Pitcher Thomas, playing third. being responsible. Ward and Earthman had been retired when Gamble hit Brooks in the back. He was forced to retire in favor Of Corr, who stole second as soon as he got into the game. Wilson walked. Woods was winged by another of Gamble's wild ones. Bases full. God frey popped one high up toward third. just inside the line. Three or fouc started after it, but Thomas called for the halI-and it proceeded on its earthward course just as if nobody had been there. Corr. Wilson and Woods had trotted around the sacks and when the unexpected nun occur red all they hd to do was to form a little procession between third and home and walk across the pan. God frey brought up at second. but Me Cam flew to center.
 Cananea got one in the second. Emery was safe on Corr's error. and Whaling's single scored him. In the fourth they again got busy. This time Emery walked. Guynup's single put him on third. GuynuD stole sec ond. Whaling's out put him across. After that Woods hung out the moth ing doing" sign and 1t was mostly one-two-thrse.
 Bisbee grabbed one each in the third and fourth. Teddy Bear" Will son singled to open round three Woods walked Godfrey surprised by whifing. McCann's double to left scored Wilson. Woods also tried to score, but was thrown on: at the plate, Emery to Thomas to Good man. The other Woods also famed.
 Ward opened the Baroldy recep- ton by beating a bunt to third. He went to second on a passed ball. to