Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

oSeSihpt to run when he got up. seeing that. it was too late. Lamar struck out and Mccarthy fouled out. In the seventh Rumsey went down.
 Lamar 10 Gray and Wright. likewise
 died. Mccarthy to Gray. The bah was a hot one and bounced away
 from the Bisbee short stop. but he recovered it in time to stop the
 runner. Hewitt struck out
 For Bisbee Graham hit over see ond and Kelly was given a base on balls. giving Bisbee the brigh< est outlook of the game. At this 1 critical moment Rumsey appeared l to put an aeroplane attachment on the ball and it insisted on ascend ing. Deakin hit a pop up to Rum sey and Gray sent a high one into left field. Dalrymple drove a swift one to short. but forced Kelly at second.
 Opening the eighth for Fl Paso ] Earthnan registered his second : strike out. Jackson knocked a fly
 to the ready Lamar Gowan hit a
 bounder which looked easy for Gray
 but just before it reached him it hit an obstacle and bounded high over his head. netting Gowan hit
 which should be prefaeed accident al" Ketchum hit a liner to Graham
 and was caught at first
 For Bisbee Grindle knocked
 long fly to center field. Gowan run
 ming backward and making fine catch. Dean and Lamar struck out.
 For tht ninth inning the fans
 rose in a body. being too excited
 to keep their seats. Gill knocked
 a pop up which dropped on the first base line few feet from the base,
 the runner barely getting under it
 and preventing Gray from making a catch. Gray claimed interference
 but the Texans contended for the right of way. The dispute was settled by Mackey holding that the i ball dropped foul anyway, calling ! Gill back to the bat Doan decided i to take no further risk and struck | Gill out Merritt knocked a long
 one to center field and Dalrymple was again there when the ball fell i Rumsey knocked a high foul which l Grindle caught without moving : many feet out of his tracks
 | Encouraged by the yelling fans Mccarthy, first up for Bisbee. hit a z pretty one over second bace. Ora ham lined out another which made Rumsey side step and both runners were safe Kelly dropped still an other one over second base and filled the sacks with none out. Mean while the crowd went wild.
 At this point the Texans attempted an unexpected coup They claimed
 that they had to stop to catch their train. The timekeeper held { that the agreement was to stop at ] $40 and it wan only 3.3o. A Dig [ and eycited argument resulted. the ! El Pasoaus withdrawing from the
 field and Dalrymple insisting that he
 Lad them licked and was going to 1 put on the finishing touches. toe.
 Umpire Mackey ordered the Texans
 to play ball and they reluctantly
 did SO
 The appearance of Deakin at the
 bat al this critical moment took what little life there was left ir the Texans out of them, and they : apparently gave up. Knowing what
 left handler might do to Rumsey 7 Jackson. a left handed twirler. wa. substituted. After he had delivered
 two strikes ard two balls DeakiI
 landed on the ball for an eas! ? three -bagger. Gil made a fteble at ;, tempt to get in the way of the bal whizing down the first base lin
 far to his left, but as soon as - passed him he turned toward tn {, bench and k~pt running, leavin
 the ball for the ground keeper | ]. hunt As pretty a game as wa
 ever seen on the local field was over
 All three of the baserunners coul 7. have scored on the hit, but unde :. the rules only one sscore is counted '. Bisbee
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