The copper era., 1911-04-28

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 Baseball.
 Clifton and Morenci pened the 1911 season ou the home lot Sunday ant alter hard uphill game the local: came out on top of to score.
 While the team dragged through the early innings, both tea ms play ing in listless fashion, Clifton shook loose towards the close, overcoming Morenci's lead and by a garrison fn- ish nOsed out one run to the good.
 Ben Fehrman started off on the mound for the visitors and the local hitters could do nothing with his de livery. Ben also contributed the wallop that scored both runs for Mo- renci. Merritt replaced Ben in the sixth and about that /time Clifton woke up.
 Ghizoni scored Clifton's first run in the seventy on walk and lively base running, stealing second ana third coming in with the assistance of d bA ttery error.
 In the eighth the big noise got loose. "Dauber'' Mason hit for two bases and stole third. Gap" Quil ling drove enc down the right field foul line that netted hiD two cush- iOns and scored Dauber. Scaulan then clouted one to right center, -'' inding up on second as Cap crossed the pan with the winning run.
 Robbie served up the benders for Clifton and would have gotten away with a shut out but for a little rag ged support in the secOud that put Morenci in line for her two runs.
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 Once more the annual base ball struggle between Clifton and Moren- ci is on and while it is too early in the season to dope out possibilities,
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 Clifton will play in Morenci this We k and next week the Clubs will again appear on the home lot. By that time we ought to be able to get d pretty good line on both teams.
 The fact that there is anything do- ing d all in the base ball line is due principally to the hustling qualities of Bill" Mason and the local play CTS and the same is true in Morenci, thanks to Messrs Walker and Ashley, There has been no attemp at organl zatiOn in either place as yet. Bill Mason has taken the helm here and il is up to the fans to help him out. Start something now in the way of support. The attendance Sunday was not anything to brag about, be i1g about an even break for expenses, yet the game was about as good as any that has ever been pulled of here.
 No subscriptions have been solicit ed yet and the least we can ask is to back up the ones who are trying to revive interest in the game.
 In order to organize there ought to be d meeting of fans and players to discuss the situation but anyhow the two teams are already in the field and good support is as essential as gOud players.
 Bill Mason needs~-no introduction here nor does Ashley of Morenci and the fact that these men are now pi- Io,iLg the teams is all the assurrn,e we want of good clean games and a square deal.
 To them is due the credit that things are started, now let's get to- gether, boost and keep things going.
 Bryan and Hearst have now buried their differences, and will work to- gether henceforth, for democratic 
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 The rank and file of Democracy would be highly pleased if Senator Bailey would reconsider his recon -id..ra tiOn mt to reSiUn
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