Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

Manager c. Z. DalFynple an
nounced yesterday that he would
present his resignation as overseer
OF the Bisbeo basebali oiih sd rs
ansirs. He later sorsnaily resigned
TO The board Of directors. who .ar,-l
hasty meeting when thev heard
OF his decision Action was held
in allegiance until ton'gnf. when ,hc-
viii meet at Judge O'Conned's office
THIS decision is iiRai said Dial
My wife's health Is such that can
nos feIi1ain here. larrh - like Tie
l5wn and its pcoos4 Mrs Dalrs m
pie only arrived icv DAYS aga, out
she has been in poor health Zoe some
time and the altitude does not agree
with her az ALL
While ! would "a 10 rclitin here
finish the season. and show that
Bisboe has . winning team. my wife
comes first Her health is every
thing. But with the material on hand
confidence in what they viii be able
40 accomplish when the regular sea
son gets started. Bisbee has win
ner. The players win prove Il ia
the end.
There Is absolutely no friction be-
tween myself and any member or
members Of the club. despite stories
10 the contrary. nor Is there alg
trouble with the board OF directors.
] viii probably go TO Clinton. iowa
my home town. as ] have an oCor
10 manage the Clinton tean la lh-
Northern association. which Is Owned
by Ted Sullivan. one of the best base
ball heads the country has ever
known. ! want 10 thank the pub
lie FOR the interest they have shown
ia the teams welfare. and say that +
regret to have to take this step; bat
il is impossible for me 10 do other
wise and this decision goes.
According 10 dope. il is between
Harry Graham. third baseman. and
1911 Kelly. who holds down the first
sack as a choice for the managerial
berth Both men are ball PLAYERS
of the top-lotch variety: know the
inside workings OF the game. ran
Judge players and know where to
place them TO get the best results
from their work. It's up to the
board Of directors TO chose Dal's
successor. and whichever man gets
the plum the public can well rest
assured that the affairs Of the club
will be looked after in a way hat
viii bring the bunting home TO Bis
bee.
The switch OF mgnagers on the eve
OF the seasons opening was at fins.
taken regretfuIly by some. bus il
need not be. as not a particle OF
difference will il make as to what
the boys can do. The bunch is there
as shown BY those two hang-up con
tests in FL PasO. Some even want
TO boiler because we lost he Sun
day game. but those parties better
go plant their Uranium inn al ice
water tank Bisbee can't win
EVERY game PLAYED. The best al
item lose once or twice in awhile
One thing to be exceedingly re
gretted. however was the Fele sc
OF Lett Fielder George Pullman yes
terdsy afternoon. Pullman las been
the FIELDING sensation of the league
according TO dope from every town
on the circuit In Cs1anea he
burned things UP in that outer gar
den AID killed on a number OF sire
two and three-baggers that be was
not given credit for doing in the
Official score save in the put-ous col
umn. His batting. too. merised ais
retention. Hes the Only fsisfce boy
who's secured a home run in The
cxhibt.o1 season: hat against
Douglas Wednesday when the sacks
we're crowded and the runs needed
Pullman IS not one TO get up with
nobody on 20 be scored and knock
on q triple. He saves his IIsii thes
count. and Mays the run he's
brought in during this exhibition Sc
ries just closed.
Another thing is m" release Of
Pitcher Clarence Na-sliiI. Who
stated himself that his tine had reen
handed him. Marshall Is Cess A
twirler. and why a 'can should DC
tied 20 him is and has been pUzzi'rf
every fan who ever saw him work
As a pinch hitter he STANDS IN sore
too. coming up at III Paso IT, the ninth
inning To bat for Hanson AID get
ting a single He whaaeca o1i .
triple the day before ani sc2Ted q
run. He hasn't made Hsidins cflol
since getting in the ear.s mere ans
has pitched gilt-edged. consist al
ball.
Neither Pullman D. Aars1aii IA
left town yet. and VITA a change
Of managers IL Is probable that theS
will not leave. Bota are players
and Hisbee needs everyone sns eau