Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-22

AueE al Its howl about rowdy ball
tactics on sac part CT Louie Lamar
and every other member of the Ma
rooss. which it has consistently bruit-
ed abroad in its newspapers contin-
uousiy for q week. Douglas had the
proposition violently brought to their
own door in that exhibition game of
E'riday afternoon. which resulted in
centerhelder Bill Harper being led
from the park by Constable Frank
Clark under arrest, and he is now
cut under bond for striking Umpire
Jack Goyheneix.
And it was all over a called strike
that tanned him. first on in the eighth
inning. GRAY. the big highlander OF
the Es Paso Ms-er;cks. had three and
two on him. A bali came sailing over
the corner Of the pan. between the
knee and waist Harper let ii 20 by.
Strike three. shouted GoyheneiX.
What's that?' bawlcd Harper. who
thought it should have been the fourth
baH.
He started the entertainment by
throwing his bat at the umpire Then
he ran ont on the field and. despite
the efforts Of his teammates. who
state Harper was entirely in TIE
wrong deliberately slugged Goyhe-
ueix Constable Frank Clark rushed
onto the diamond and placed Harper
under arrest. escorting him from the
diamond He is now out under bond
on an assault charge.
O'Doovan and members OF the Doug
Jas teanf arc loud in their condemna-
tion uf Harper's conduct. and it isl
probable that heavy penalty BY theI
clab will lie inflicted uuon him
1t gives The Review or no other
paper any satisfaction TO gloat over
iisgracefui affair Of this kind. bat IN
view Of the action Of the Douglas press
81 d6yoting about quarter-column a
day. all last week. i'm roasting Bisbee.
her players. her fans and management
Tor rOwdyism that absolutely did not
occur. we cannot but come out and
reply:
SWALLOW YRoUR OWN MEDI-
CINE HON DO YOU LIKE ITO
Douglas papers have jumped Harry |
Graham. one q the most quiet. gentle
manly players that every graced q |
ball Aeld There was some excuse in
commenting upon Lmar's action, but
this Rales into insigndcans when
compared with the rowdy-rIwdy act
of Bill Harper a played with exper-
fence enOught 20 know better Smuggling /
an umpire over a single called strike.
and first man up in an inning.
Why, bless our hopes Of high heaven. /
il We all went 10 to dispute balls and
strikes in this disgusting fashion
every time one OF them didn't look
GOOD IN Us. there wouldn't he enough |
umpires in the world. standing in line. |
TO replace those who would be pu
ont q commission. inning after inning.
iH the Cactus league alone. Balls and
strikes are constantly disputed I'm
gires don't pretend To call them an
exact but just as they see them -
last sundays game here there we're
YUM SAAaEt0 anu Hr-A hsti4s Ntiitt 'fa
both sides, but nobody made ANY con
sistent howl. beyond Few remarks. /
Pretty low Jack o. What you CIV
ing rs
fessteEdas morning however. the
Dispatch had to swallow a bitter bit
ter pin when they came out and an
noGaced the Hagperism. Two 75s
ago they ran a paragraph which stat
cd that when Bisbee again visited fl
pougls precautions would De taken 10
see that the rowdy tactics If players I
aaa rooters would not be repeated
They gave O'Donovan as partial
ority for the statement When OD9n- |
osaa was uD here last WedHesday he
showed mis- true sFtorisnanshiD b.