Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
Locals Take White Sox Into Camp by
 Score of 6 to 5

It just took the Muckers those two first innings to put yesterdays game at the Warren ball park down on the right side of the ledger. In that per iod they disposed of Mir. Wylie, who essayed to pitch for Fl Paso, and ham mered Dye hard enough in the second 1 round to put him out of business, too, only the Fl Paso management didn't see it that way until the local lights ,, had scored just one run too many.
 Peebles twirled for Bisbee. He stalt- ed out like a whirlwind, flaming two and forcing another to hit into dou- ble play in the first two rounds. After that they found him considerably two triples and brace of two seekers being registered against him. But those Fl Pasoans just couldn't hit enough of them to bring about the desired results. Bishee bingles came close together and right side up. We had no doubles and three-bsggers. We didn't need them. We are saving those for today and tomorrow.
 Captain Woods walked to open, Earthman laid down a sacrifice Wylie to Osee. Brooks singled through the pitcher, scoring Woods. McCann sin gled, putting Brooks on second. God frey hit to Galloway and was thrown out at first, Brooks scoring, getting to the plate about second ahead of the ball. Corr was out, Wylie to Osee.
 The second witnessed the appear suce of MT. Dye and Ward welcomed him with a bingie to center for one sack. Royal forced him, Dye to first. Royal stole secord. Peebles singled to left, scoring R val Woods sacri- feed PeeBles to secord, Brown to Osee. Earthman hit to third. HIS throw to first wG7 was high and 1t rolled to the grand stand, Peebles reg istering and Earthm8n bringing up on second. Brooks anbled on four wide ones. McCann kept up the fireworks by hitting through the pitcher. Earth man trotted in. Godfrey hit to short and should have been an easy out. Hubbard fumbled and Brooks tallied McCann also tried to score but was out, Hubbard to Brindle That was Six, and enough.
 Fl Paso kept us worried. though 4 double play, EarthEan to Ward to Me Cam, stopped bother in the third, but in the fourth things started. Clancy singled. Hubbard singled. Mills cut loose a triple, scoring both, but was thrown out at the plate trying to break into the home run column. Galloway went out, Ward U McCann and God frey made a running catch of Gowan's line fly.
 Next round Brown was safe on Wards tumble and Osee on juggling number by Peebles. Dye fouled to McCann. Clancy was out, Earthman to first, but Brown scored on the play. Hubbard gave Royal hard chance, but he made it.
 Round seven. Osee hit by pitched ball. Grindle tripled, scoring Osee. The next two went out, but in the eighth Hubbard doubled and scored on Galloway's double Graham battei for Brown, and swung wide at three. They came up determined in the 9th, but Peebles put on steam and famed Osee. Edmundson, who had replaced Grindle, when the latter was hit " foul tip, flew to Godfrey and Dye popped to Brooks.
 The gam ewas devoid of any wranS ling on either side. Umpire Alvord's decisions were almost unprecedented, and it was the best bit of umpiring seen about here for some time.
 Grindle is out of the game for fhq rest of the series, at least, with g broken finger. It was struck by a fuu tip from Royals bat in the seventh inning.
 Wilkins is the probable selection fcl today's game, while Mason will off ciate for Fl Paso. Douglas I--,omins up strong to root for Bisbee, accord ing to Manager O'Donovan, of the Demons. About fifty O. sixty vii help swell the local aggregation. Wey',