Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
By Ninth inning Batting Rally BiSbee Registers Only Tally Of Game and Beats Fl
 PaSo in Battle Royal
LOCALS HAVE TWO
 HITS UNTIL NINTH
Doan Pitches a Fine Game DaIrymple Saves Game by
 Great Running Catch


 In as pretty an exhibition of ball playing as can be seen in any part of the country. Bisbee again took Fl Paso into camp Sunday afternoon. the score being one to nothing and the only tally coming home in the ninth The contest was a veritabIe pitchers battle and the twirlers were accorded almost faultless support The only error of the game was rather questionable.
 The first two innings of the game were almost over before the spec tators realized that the contest was on. El Paso was given no hope of SCOT ing. and although Graham lined out the only two baggers of the game it netted him nothing. The third inning went the same way. both sides going down on two flies and a strike out each
 In Bt Paso's half of the fourth the Bisbee fans were a little disconcert- ed when Jackson the first man up hunted safely. Gowan attempted to sacrifice but only succeeded in forcing Jackson at second and the clouds passed away. Ketchen had the nerve to send a fly into right field and took the bench. Gill drove a swift one to Mccarthy. who made a fine stop and headed GOwan at second
 Bisbee didn't show in her half. Graham flying out to center. Kelly knocking a high one to second and Deakin going down on a grounder to short
 By this time the spectators realized tat they were witnessing a real ball game and that one score would prob ably win. interest became intense Merritt opened tAe fifth for Fl PasC by getting to first on the only errol of the game, Mccarthy letting a swift one get by him. Mack's friends ob jected to having an error chalked uI against him. as he didn't get his haIdi on the ball, but the score keeper con tended that he should have as thu baH went between his legs Rumsey l. next up. was hit by Doan and advanC cd Merritt to second. Wright bunte just in front of the plate and Grindl heaved to third, catching Merritt on very close decision, so close in fac that Fl Paso raised an awful how During the argument Wright got so e cited that he went ten feet off frs base to argue the matter and on signal Doau threw the ball 10 Graz who walked over and touched Wrigf in the coaching box Mackey held tha the ball was not in play and Wrigf took his base. Hewitt died at frs Lamar t5 Gray, but On the out Wrigl got to second. Farthman received base on the balls and again the base were full of Texans Jackson hit [ Gra@am. who was too far off secou after the ball to head Earthman. b' he threw Jackson out at first just q Rumsey crossed the plate.
 For Bisbee Gray died on a cent' field fly. Dalrymple struck out ar Grindle perished on drive to secon
 Again ia the sixth the Bisbee far felt their money slipping. Gowan b to deep center. placing the ball nicel Ketchen sacrificed him to secon Gill tte giant Fl Paso twirler VI was holding down right field. land' on the ball hard. and sendiI if straight at the Nj ard o sign at det center. apparently fifty feet over D. rvmpIes head a5d far to the left the point where the Bishee manang was standing.
 Dalrymple turned and ran in the rectfon of the sign but the crov had TO hope Of his being able to g there and would have been glad comprorlise with Gil on a three-ha ger Sun running away from | diamond and only half turning ward the falling ball. Dafrympie ma wonderful catch ad was given ovation when he came in at t cIose of the inning. Gowan cor dent that the hit was safe or was well toward home and had close rub getting in his checks
 a fly 10 Lamar.
 Doan. first up for Bisbee hit hard one to short stop but siipp on the home plate and fell ha when starting for first He oio