El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

unfairly dealt with In an allotment of
home games for June, only having one
Saturday and Sunday. O'DOnOvan said
he couldn't make expenses at that rate
and asked that Bisbee play in Douglas
on June II and II instead of the De-
mons at home. The Bisbee directors
" ouldn't stand for the switch. Then
a compromise was agreed upon ana
Clifton and Morenci scheduled with
Bisbee and Douglas for those dates
Now O'DonOvan is going to play out the
schedule as originally intended. Rea-
son, his grand stand burned down ana
Bisbee offered TO make the Sunday
game a benefit on her home lot, the
proceeds to go toward the erection or
a new grand stand at SmeltertoWn- CIR
cumstances alter cases. and wise Dan
ieI a. may figure out that-with the
rivalry between the two towns, the Cop
per Hill burg ould be better pro
Queer of crowds and consequent cash
than his home hearth.
Cananea feels better. breathes easier
and crows louder new that they re-
taliated on the Demons by taking
brace of victories Before that, things
were much disorganized in the Mex
! lean camp. Two or three men were let
go and new ones tried out, but the
Strengthening process has eaSed up ap-
parently for awhile. Results OF reju-
venation can be best decided when the
Qien Sabes come over Friday for a Sc
ries with the Huskies. Rest assured
| that Mr.. Guillotine Decapitation has
not yet fallen upon the Whaling triplets.
| They're still sticking around. Bert, the
| boy behind. Bob on first and Thomas
| n middle patch
Jackson, although still troubled with
his leg and but recently threatened
with blood poisoning. is keeping up his
gameness by getting out to practice ev
cry day. The first workout since the
return from Bisbee came off Tuesday
and with Jackson holding down first
as usual. 1t does not seem 10 affect
his playing in the least.
De Virgins will probably work the
next series on the home grounds, Civ
ing FL Pasoans their first view of the
exKansas Lacquer He gave entire sat
isfaction in both games between Doug
las and Cananea, and when those teams
are satisfied with arbitrating it must
be pretty nearly on the level. Whether
Mackey or new man will work the
Douglas-Bisbee series is as yet IN
known.
Clifton and Morencf are now using
| extra players as Indicator holders. Geo.
Quilting has been doing the stunt until,
on Sunday, Clifton decided he was
! needed in their lineup He was put at
second and played a snappy game.
Quilting has played ball for several
years. this year. deciding to become an
umpire until Riley persuaded him he
was needed IN harness
Regarding umpires, it now seems
| necessary that someone be secured to
take Mackey's place if the local man
agenent and directors have things their
way A likely candidate is Homer Plake
| formerly with the Bisbee team, who
gave complete satisfaction in Saturdays
| game in which he handled the indica-
tor, Flake likes this part of the coun-
| try and the umpire's job would keep a
steady, gentlemanly chap among the
| bunch.
Local players are having lots of fun
at the expense of the Bisbee scorer In
the summary they say he scored stolen
! bases with the simple word none" In
ming by inning, he had them down as
| going to second on a strikeout." He
also scored one that Duck Gowan
beat out, as an error for the shortstop,
! Ducky having the clean throw beaten
| and having overrun the bag when the
ball reached first.
There was such an awful veering OF
the betting in Bisbee that the local con-
ttngent was unable TO get up a cent.
Everybody had all kinds of Ell Paso
money while but a very few dollars
went to back the home team. Saturdays
| VICTORY brought
| day, however, and those who remained
| away from the park missed the best
| game of the year, barring Empirical de-
| cisions.