Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-10

Bisbee won that first exhibition
with the Douglas Demons, and won Il
fairly and squarely. 3 TO 5. Over.
coming a faur-run lead by beginning
at Rube Walters in the fourth inning,
the Darlings displayed the necessary
pep and comeback stun HAT in
two more rounds pct Hank Mathew
son. brother Of the mighty Christy.
back on the bench buried m a shower
OF bingles Horseshoe Kane was
rushed into the breach. he whom they
hoped 10 save fer todays preform-
ance. Eat he looked an the same %
these Muckcrino mountainers.
Il was smuggling contest all through
Oscar PITTS started for the locals.
He was hit freely IN the three Innings
he worked four Of he FIVE runs he
ing scDred OF his delivery. mixed
with a fooz,e made by Shortstop
Blake lie was succeeded in the
fourth By Fehrman. and the tall Cliff
ton hurler proved himself complete
master he was wild. walking six
msn. but then would top of he per
Torrance by inducing some OF those
Smeltertown slusserinos 10 swat
dinky little one good Cor lUlble
play. They scored once, in the
eighth. when three hits in row
brought Carlson. WIN ran for Harry
Kane
81 c.i.es VS. il-'..a II a
49, h, .;s- at '.t' -
frcsc heta bv shoststop Tlthe '.,I
>a-d CT. l-,,- 80 asl 'na VS. charg
able 20 a. "o-i" ..nit.- Fchrmlu
-. iied his 81 lie a veteran. and
particips - ia ne Il 49,. no.iics {
double plays pulled Oft. fast liner.
which he ran in and gobbled before
il had a chance to strike the ground,
then throwing u Hanson and putting
out the Demon tenant before he had
chance 70 get back. Blake's err
rors were excusabe as it was the
frs time he had been on the grounds. !
The field was new TO him But he |
more than redeemed himself at bat
and in the field later on in the game. i
He oaly got four clean clouts. that's I
all: and those when they counted 1
The errors would be overlooked if I
hey didn't have 10 be explained for
appearing in the score column. Ey-
erybody else got away without bob
bic and some OF them had hard
chances. Dalrymple killed hit s~st
time up. first inning. by running
nearly to second and gobbling Smiths
fly. The rest OF them performed
equally as well. ~Deak" Wright hav
ing a hard chance. Pullman was
idle al afternoon. though his fast
fielding saved a run once holding
man at third or a single when the
runner was at second Kerwin killed
a few at second. Graham did likewise
at third. while Blake. just OF two
day railroad ride, had the busiest
fielding day OF anybody.
The crowd ccmmeu1sd com ,lg
about 1 O'Clock and ~ the time play
-arted everybody was in their seats.
Billy Graham said play ball and
the 1910 season was on.
With two down in the first. Red
ford cut loose a triple to right. lie
Brand scored him with a single. but
with Graham down Deakins hit into a
double play aud &. was a goose egg.
Carlson opened the second with
single. advanced on McF'arren's sac
rifce and scored when Blake threv
vide to Hanson on Smith. The lat
ter was caught stealing second, Grin
die TO Smith.
With one down. Blake singled and
Dalrymple doubled, but Hanson fan
ned and Grindle couldn't bring them
in But hey we're getting to the
Rube. things looked bright, and even
when Douglas added another in the
third or Mains double and LeBrand's
single, they only laughed
Fireworks started in round three.
Pitts opened up with terrific two
base drive to cen -eI. Kerwin walked
Graham singled and scored Pitts. bat
Kerwin was thrown ont at third on a
close play De4kins and Pullman
went cut
Fehrman went out in order. save
for a life OF Smith at first On Blake's
wild throw and a base on balls %
Mains.
Then they opened up On Walters
right merrily. Blake. first up, got
his second hit. a single Darym-
ue again doubled and Blake scored. !
Hanson singled. Gr.ndle singled
and DaI romped across the pan.
Fehrman got on By an error. but ker-
wiz was out That wcs enough Tor
Reuben. It was his final appearance
Two bases on balls. sall nothing
doing for Douglas in the fit h That
was when Fehrnan pulled Of his
neat double play.
The public was then introduced 10
~Rrother Hank" Mathewson. They
uked him; so id the Muckers. era
ham babe him welcome 10 the cactus
wiIds with a single. Dea&ins did
likewise with triple. Harry tailed
Pullman one based and the Deacon
.rettea home. Blake moved the
Steering Beauty up with nice sacri-
fee he scored on Dafs beauty
bright double. his third hit Ct two
sack variety. Hanson famed. Grin
die was hit by a pitched ball ana
Fehrman also whitfield In the sixth
per;od Nathewson was put away,
coup,e Of foozles hits by Deak and /
make olinz up the derrick and any
ing two in the process Doings o.