Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-06

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 Batteries- Bisbee, Marshall and Grindle; Cananea, Thomas and g Wahnng. Hits-Cananea. 16: Risbee & Errors-Canalea. 2; Bisbee. 5. Three. base hits-Gill Two-base hits-Good. man and T. wahling. Stolen bases Gowan and T. Wahling. Sacrifice Hits-Gowan and Buckles. Hit by Pitcher-Graham and Baldwin by Thomas: T. Whaling by Marshall Struck out-by Marshall, 3: by Thom- as. 13. Bases on Bails-Off Marshall l; oil Thomas, 1. Left on Bases-Bis- bee, z; Cananea Is. Passed Balls Grindle. Time-2:30. Umpire, Allen
 The MirerS started out full of re venge in the second but a streak of luck for Cananea in the third round put the locals to the bad. 'Ducky' Gowan was again the fielding kid in this performance. while Rhinehart at short took care of a half dozen hard chances in great style Rear don started the mound work for the visitors. but he was so wild that it required a straight-jacket to prevent him from making an ascension. He showed signs of ascending in the fifth and was promptly sent to the stable. Wiley who succeeded him was in fine shape.
 Buckles got on in the first with a smash to center after Gowan had died in the infield. Graham but him on third with peachy fine safely to left. Reardon then uncorked 8 wild one Buckles scoring and Graham going to third Adams and R. Wahling played a funeral march for Martinke and Gill was dead headed. Grindle's foul pop fell in B wahling's nit.
 After two had died in the second, T. Wahling runched a single to right and Brand was given free trans. portation. B. Wahling clouted one to left. scoring rother Tom and was caught trying to stretch it into a double. Reardon opened the third with a single to right. Goodman put one in the same territory. Both men moved up a notch on Adams martyr-dome tap in front of the pan. Gamble grounded to Graham aI~, Reardon scored. Goodman count ed when R. Wanting died, Buckles to Gill.
 In the seventh Gowan sent a cloud mover to center for three bags and when the ball was re- turned to the field it went over turned it to the diamond and His Umps allowed Gowan to go on home because of the interference.
 In the sixth Graham, Bhinehart and Gill went into cahoots and pulled off a double execution. B. Wahling opened with a single to center and Grindie was under Bral. .dy's pop. T. Wahling hit to Ora. ham. whose peg got to R. Wahling at second. Rhineharts whip was too much for brother Tom. Brand opened the seventh with a luke hit passed Graham and the fellow who got his nose punched skied tc Grindle. Wiley skied to Gowan and Goodman doubled to left, scoring Brand
 A second double plst in the ninth prevented the visitors from scoring again. After Brand dumped one in Gowan's mits B. Wahling was deadheaded. Wiley tapped to Ora ham, whose throw got Bert at sec ond. Rhinehart arched her over to first in time to get Wiley. Score: Cananea 012 0 0 1 0 0-l Bisbee II Q c 0 c 0 1 0-S
 Batteries-Bisbee, Cummings and tGrindle; Cananea. Reardon. Wiley and B. Wanting. Hits-Bisbee [: Cananea s. ErroHs- Bisbee |; Cana inea 0. Three basehits Gowan. Two. base hits, Goodman. Stolen Bases Graham and Brand Sacrifice hits MartiIhSe and Adams Double plays Graham to Rhinehart to Gill 2. Struckout Cummings, 1. Reardon 1 Wiley 2 Passed balls Grindle and B. Wahling. Wild pitches, Reardon .2. Bases or balls, of Cummings. 9; Reardon, 3: Wiley I. Left on Bases. Bisee ,: Cananea 2. Time 1:45. Umpire, Allen
 Sundays game was one of the prettiest seen on the local grouds this year despite the fact that two new men were in the lineup and a hurler played center the locals had things down pat Rhfnebart and CHI played in great style, the former geeting a pair of bingles out of three times up. Rhinehart fielded a nice game and is great improvement over Head. Gill looms up like q mountain on first and adds much strength to the team. "Slats" Mar shall enjoyed himself in center and the big feEow played a Ty Cobh game. He tore of three singles ou; of three times up; scored two runs and robbed a couple of Cananea men 1, of hits.
 Cummings and Grindle never worked better. The local hurier had fine control and although he was touched up eight times he kep: the bingles far between. ~Pinkie' found his swat lamps and laced out la brace of safeties. Goodman played