Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-14
HUCKERs WERE
 TIE CANDY YESTERDAY

Wen, Bisbee made it two out of three.
 A little consecutive clouting. coupl- ed with the wiidness of w'yiie in ses- sion number seven of yesterdays wnd-up of the White Socket series at Warren, put the latter severely out of the running. Lefty Anderion was substituted in this inIaing hut ho was too late to repair the da-aase. HoscheIle had little difficulty in io- eating the pate. live men drawing free transportation altogether, but that was the only fault found Four bin gies were all the Sox could glean from his delivery. and one of them, Hubbards triple in the fifth, should have been an out had not Woods and Godfrey erred, allowing the ball to drop between them, two runs regis tering Otherwise the score would have been five to one.
 wylie showed signs of blowing up all through the opening rounds. Dur ing the. game he gave. four bases on balls and hit three men, and it was simply question of when" The Muekers only found Wyle for four safe ones, but two of them were doubles and came at the psychological moment.
 Umpire Bill Alvord's eyes were not as good as they have been, and num- Der of decisions were awry, especially en strikes and balls. But Bis5ee and II Paso alike suffered. so there was no ground for kicks, they decided. The sox tailed one 1n the opener. Clancy drew Hoschelle's first pass. The next two were out, but Graham singled to left, scoring Clancy. Ora ham was thrown out, Royal to Earth man, trying to make it doubel.
 Bisbee evend 1t up in the fourth. NeCann opened with a peach of double lang the left field foul line. Godfrey moved him aong peg, short to first. Corr was there with what was needed. a slasher past short, counting Mac.t Ward foree1 Corr st second and Royal foaled ta Ed munds.
 In the fifth BroTn singled 70 lett osee was safe on a close play at first. McCann's throw pulling Earth man; who covered first. of the bas Wylie forced Brown at third. Clancy few to Royal in left center. Hub bard hit one between center and righ; and Woods, who was playing center started for. it. So did Godfrey, who had been shifted to right in the sec ond inning. They both slowed ID each thinking the other would get t with the result that hubbard gets credit for a three bagger and scoring two rans. Mills was out, Ward tc McCsnn
 The Muckers filled the bases uI in their half, but couldn't cash in. After HoschelIe had famed, Woods was safe on Clancy's error, and 10 sec end when Hubbard let the same bal get through him. Earthman walked his second pass of tn day. Brook flew out to Mills. McCann was hi by a pitched ball. That filled them Two down and Godfrey up. H famed.
 Fl Paso threatened to add som scores iii the sixth. Graham wa safe on Wards error. Edmund forced him at second, a close play Gowan walked. Brown forced Ed munds at third and osee force Gowan at the plate when he hit | Hartman. Brooks and Corr gettin assisrs on the play and Corr the pu out.
 HoscheIIe, first up, was bit by on of Wylie's shoots. He proceeded cop second right of the reel. Wood took a stroll Earthman, who ha walked twice before and sacrifice the other time, was up to hit. H did. It went through short an brought in Hoschelle. On the thro' fn all hands advanced. Brooks ws given the first chance he has had to elouting that would count. He mad good with double Q right tni cnalked up Woods. and Earthman. 4 this juncture Edmunds wiggled h little finger and the game was ende as far as Wylie was concerne which gave the locals chance look in the eye Lefty" Anderso who should be on the Muckers' p; roll had not Fl Paso grabbed him transit. McCann hit to third ar was out. Brooks advancing. Godfr' hit to first and Brooks scored ( the return throw, Godfrey being saf
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