Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-22
SPORTS DOMAIN

 day morning from Los Angeles and is now hard at work ge.ting ready to hand the Bisbee fans an article par excellence in baseball. such as they've never dreamed of. let alone seen.
 The directors also met Sunday af ternoon. at which orendorff signed contract to manage the Muckers. then outlined his plan of procedure. He told them he had six men he could ges from the coast to come here Wed nesday One of them. however. is in Cananea at the present time and Is no other than Bert Whaling. orendorff and Whaling had previously come to an understanding. according to report, whereby Whaling was to come here and play first base if OrendorfT was made manager.
 Five messages were sent to Los An geles after the meeting Sunday, and among the players sent for were Ker- win. second baseman. Pitts. who pitched for Vernon last year; Dalrym- pie. whb will play the ou field. and Pittman. an infelder who formerly played with Dick Cooley's Topeka team
 Will there be doings? We'll you bet your boots; in fact. they've al- ready begun. Bright and early yes terday morning Orendorf was out at the Warren park with Corr and Bud" Smi-h, who formerly played with Wal lace. Idaho.
 The kinks acquired by travel were soon taken ont of his arm. and while the practice had to be limited on ae- count of the small number on hand. it was a crackerjack. It consisted principally in batting. and the way Corr and "Orrie" zinged them ous to- ward that centerfield fence would have made the fans howl. if they had been on hand to see the performance.
 As it was. your humble servant con- stituted the whole audience, put was none the less enthusiastic over the prospects. It's about case of knock Rube Walters off the slab in Round One of the opening affair. and then give Horseshoe Harry Kane and the rest Of them, James Scott. included, such a laTuping that O'Donovan will wish he'd never come up here and helped to ge, the fans interested in 191G baseball
 Smith just came out to throw a few for the other boys to hit. Orendord. however, sized him up correctly. He told him he was a player and to report in uniform today. Smith. while he did not play ball las year. was with Wallace, Idaho, in 1908. "Orrie~ says he looks good and has an equal chance : with the rest of them. If the boss says so there must he something to it.
 It was about the first practice Corr has put in ,his spring and at the in- ish he was ready to turn in for awhile. He'll probably suffer a little from Charlie Horse. that old boy that gets them all when they begin training. but he'll be all right in a day or two.
 Yep. I'm about all in" he said. laughing. as they finished a hard two hours workout as the noon whistles began to blow.
 Orendorff. on the other hand, has been playing with the Los Angeles team, rounding into shape by tossing a few and limbering up chasing flies in the outfeid, and one thing or an- other. although not officially recog- nized as being present on account Of the big league ban now unon him. He's in fine fettle right now and ready for the big scrap to begin.
 At Secretary Murphy's office the in dividual of the judge himself was busy one. The stock certificates. af- ter being duly signed by President Frankenberg. were sent to him for signature and he put in the greater part of the afternoon affixing his John Hancock thereto so that Dan ODon- ovan could read 1t without spectacles. The certificates will be ready for pur- chasers in a day or two.
 Talk about excitement. why every body's go. the bug since Orendorff ar rived" said the judge. My office has been transferred into a veritable bug factory. with somebody popping in about four times minute to asK ques- tions about Orendorff, what he's going to do. what the teams going 10 do. who's going to be bat carrier. who's going to make the most hits this sea son, how many times we're going to lick Douglas. so forth and so on. It's a fright People are forgetting sbusi- ness 10 talk baseball, and we're about due to add another thousand to our subscription fist on the strength of the first class man we've secured to run things"
 Same way all over town. Every body's boosting and should keep it up.
 Next Sunday the fans will have an opportunity to see the Muckers in ac- tion. as an exhibition game is being arranged between the regulars end Yannigans. local players being substi- tuted to fill in gaps. Today the squad at the park will be enlarged by the ad- dition Of Trengrove and Boswell. who are also going to try and make the team. Tomorrow the new men will arrive-six of them. it's expected.
 There's liable to be something stir ring over that baseball schedule for the coming season. as the result of the conference held in Fl Paso Sun. day. when Messrs. O'Donovan of Doug. las McKeehan. of Bisbee, Walling of cananea and Krakauer. Neff. Potter and Kaiser, of Fl Paso get together.
 Joe McKeehan returned yesterday. beyond that stating tha- the schedule was still incomplete. had nothirs 10 sau for nuhIica ion The rnnor.n.. ...a-