Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-02
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Shows Up Fine in First Work out-HaS a Smile Like Wild Bill Donoyan, and WEI Prove Valuable Man,

lLAeidtf Dt@klno+ tuAt VT tNff~- and wearing a smile that wouldn't come of. hopped of the train from Los Angeles yesterday morning and the first thing he did was to jump into a uniform and beat it for the hail park as fast as the cars would carry him. He jumped into the prae- tice in a way that won him home rish1 away with the bunch. as well as the fans who were out at Warren viewing proceedings.
 Deakins Is ayoung player. prob ably the youngest of the squad and has played only semi-profesionaI ball. but the way he handles himself shows that he's there with the pep and will be a valuable man with the Muekers. lie hits like a Eend and gathers in any kind of ball knocked in his direction He was worked out at third and will occupy that position in tomorrows game ~Deak' comes highly recommended by Chief Mey- CTS. one of the New York Giants. particular friend of orendorff. and from what was seen of him yesterday the chiefs boost was well deserved.
 ~Deak~ has smile that Is for all the world like that Of Wild Bill" Donovan. of the Detroit Tigers. and it's one that sticks to him the same as that of Detroits veteran twirler. As orendorh looks like Johnnie Kling of the Cubs. it only needs Jimmie Kerwin to get out on the coaching lines and act like 'weeah~ Jennings so complete the likeness And Jim mie can do it. too.
 Yesterdays two hours of practice was the best the club has had Ev- erybody was right after everything that came their way and got it. Ora ham capered about short and ate dp all kinds of tough chances, while Jim mic Kerwin over on the keystone sta ton made a couple of pick-ups of grounders that bordered on the sensa- tional Corr and Orendorff alternated at first. with Pullman. Dalrymple and Hanson in the outfeld.
 For the first time yesterday the pitchers cut loose few twisters. with 0reRdOrif and Corr getting them be hind the bat and the others taking turns at batting practice Pitts showed an assortment of twisters that r2rt Of the time kept his teammates guessing and he would sneak over four or five strikes once in awhile be- fore they came to one they could hit. But when they landed it went a mile, right over the fence Big George Dal- rymp'e probably getting the worst mental ~cussing out" from the bunch of kids in the outfeld because ne kept them constantly on the run. Pullman. Graham. Deakins, Hanson. Kerwin and Corr also Doled a few. Deakins getting what would have been safe ones every time he came up Fehrman was also sent in and bent over a few. He even fooled ~OTr.e- and sneaked over a couple Of strikes That incurred the manager s ire so that he caught the next one cn the nose for a base CT two. at least Fahrman has a peculiar sidearm de livery that's bound to make a lot Oi trouble for those fellows who thinl they can lick US so easily. The fans vii have a chance tomorrow to sec him pu right on his msttle in th, game with the Copper Queen team. a he1l be up against all the regular. then. with amateur backing. Pitt will do the aingilg for the big talent
 The Chicago aggregation Of bal players known as the White SoS are getting severe roasting il Phoenix. They either had an of dsy or laid down in the teITitor ial capital. or did both. The Ar zoaa Democrat heads the story e the game Getting Money Unde False Pretenses." The Republican head is White sox Ragged Game.
 Something went wrong fin Phoeni and the Sox were beaten lG 10
 on Tuesday. Hits galore were mad off Scott. nineteen bingles. and th Chicagoans were guilty of seye bangles. The small boys in th grand stand called in vain for ~h' cents worth of reel baseball"
 GandH made the longest hit ey' seen on the grounds Parent mad al triple and ~Scotty' pulled ol t,ro doubles from the wreck. bl
 something was wrong and PhoeT
 il kicking and kicking hard.