Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-05


 enc chance Deakins had at third that might have been chalked also in this column. but as the bal was hard-hit affair. it's just as well to make it one of the too hot to handle" variety. Here's how the regulars scored.
 First inning. nothing stirring. Fehr- man was in the box for the Queens and was just lobbing them over. not taking any chances on his arms Sec ond round, Pullman walked. Corr re- ceived a welcome hand from the fans. He batted two rocks to center field. thinking ia the miniature cyclone that swept over the plate that they were horsehides. The third whack he started another cloud of dust on a line for the eyes cf those in the grand stand and Billy Graham said he'd struck out. Kerwin made the regu- 'ars' first hit, a clean single. scoring Pullman and went to third on a com bination wild pitch and passed ball. Orendcrr also received a hand as he came to bat and walked Pitts sin gled and Kerwin came home. Dea- kins scored Orrie. and was thrown out at first. Hanson singled. but Dal fan ned for the second time. Three runs
 Round three. Graham coaxed four and landed terrific hoofprint on sec end sacks wind as he diyed into it a second ahead of the ball. Corr went out but Kerwin landed one that the heiders couldn't hold and Graham scored. Orrie walked again but Pitts was out at first. Period four. Dea- kins and Hanson one-based slams to cutter garden. Dal hit to centerfeId. N'b0dv could see the ball and Dal. as he reached first. was enveIoped in a cloud of dust He took a chance and started for second. or where he thought it was. He nearly collided with McAllisteT in right when the dust half cleared. The whole dia- mond was enveIoped. Nobody knew where the other fellow was at, much less where the ball was. When Dal ran into Mae. he saw that he'd used bum judgment Of direction. He again uace dive for second and reached it after swallowing three rocks the size Of a walnut. four ordinary pebbles. eighteen ounces of dust and ten mil lion microbes. Then the other feI- lows started to look for the ball. which was found half buried in the mains If the cyclone in the northwest ouarter-section- Meanwhile Da' am bled oa to third and no attempt was mace to stop him. Deak and Hanson Tad stumbled over the plate in a mad endeavor to reach the, oasis under, neath the grand stand. For heavens cake end the agonv and save my life !" ta~'ed Dal firm third as Graham and Pullman went out. Corr rescued Dal With a single and he fell over the nan 10 mad scramble for water and A do"tor that had a @stummick pump. p Three runs.
 Event No. ,. OrendorT broke from the wire and the Jockeys had hard work curbing him at the second quarter. Pitts brought him under the wire with flying colors and made the first qla-ter going like mad. Dea. k'ns and Hanson kent the colts nov f"@ by n'ving the stick successive'v. Pitts Finished under the wire a min. u'e behind Orendorn. with Deak and Hansen closing in. Hanson finished a eood fourth and b-th crowded Pitts tor place. Next three also rans for iris event. Court adiourned. See onf hook Hh0ws thet auartetfe above mentioned indicted on four counts
 Number six. Corr went to the mat at 'he initial station. getting a half Ne'son on MT. Horsehide that landed The latter where the referee couldn't see it. He was moved on up bv Ker- win tn a more cornforfable sack Or end'rf came in and gave him the fall. breaking out of the melee on his feet at the toD-of-tbe diamond mat. Pitts was retired from the arena bv eljm- inat'on while Deatins tock a stroll up 10 inSnect the iDitia' station. Han ~' F.%fN Oue Ohc tdliy.
 Seventh Boswell endeavored to pitch and got away well. No scoring Dal and Graham went out. Pullman tanned Bos for a single and Corr waited. He was put out at second by a miracle.
 In the eighth fireworks started. Kerwip got a single Orrie sacrificed and Kerwiu stole third He c,4ne hcrne when Pitts ssneled. y,eak- triDied to the fence. Bos<sfs wanted fo onst Nobody wanteA to take his piace- hS threw his liove at the um- nire in h0Des> Of besag benched. Then he went hack and hurled four in Han sons direction. The latter walked. pal singled. scoring Deak and Ora ham tripled. Boswell went to third and Lee Blair endeavored to pitch. Ee hit Pullman. Corr singled and Eerwin. up for the second tine. did likewise. Everybody was stea'ing bases, executing double and triple