Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-20

. on Main street. . . The pennant is eight feet . . long and two feet and lah . . wide at the stan end. It is red . . in color, with white letters, | . Warren District League Cham . . pionship. 1911" The name of . . the winning team will be filed . . in with white letters at the end . . of the season. . % . . . ( . % ( . . . . . .
 It was easy money for the bankers yesterday It was so easy that it was a shame to take it Tie C. & A. was there grammatical ly speaking but in slang, they sim ply were not there. If the pro lessor will turn out the arcs and light the eight candle-power bulbs and play something sort of soOth- ing and melancholy, the score may be stated
 Be it ever (The Millionaires) so humble (make a circle) there is (of the diamond fourteen times) no place (the Alphabet Rubbers three) like home. Tanks Professor.
 Entering with resolve into the plans of the real, determined to disclose the whole sad story, the official score keeper wrote down Bankers, IA: Calumets, 3. And that was the way it really was, abbreviat- ing a long and delirious story. But have at the gory details:
 First Inning.
 The Bankers won the toss up and stayed at home. Brown was the first to grab the swat stick and he placed a single between second and third. Gill went down, pitcher 10 first. Brown, going to second. Chapman hit the ball to the left of second and beat the sacker to first, Brown going to third. Chap man stole second. Lee Blair placed the pill just opposite to the left Tield fence, scoring Chapman and Brown but died at third when Bu- chanan popped out to second and Bledsoe flew out to right field. ? runs.
 Engelder went out. second to. first. Irving was given a pass to first and hogged second but was stabbed by Gill. who begged the pill to third. Gibson flew out to center garden, Wolfe making al peachy running catch. No runs
 Second Inning.
 Wolfe drove the hide to third and made it safe, got. second on Lar sons error and scandalized de- cency by picking the third pocket. Burgess struck out and Wheatley hit safe to second, scoring Wolfe and taking first. Brown went down. third to first. sacrihcing Wheatiey to second. Gill struck out and tried to beat out Larson's tumble of the catch but was nipped. One run. Lambert flew out to the backstop and Rhodes flew out to center gar den. Larson drove a shaver through the pitcher and second for a single and went to second on a wild pitch Warren was moved, second to first. No runs.
 Third Inning.
 Chapman hit through and got on, Gibson falling over the ball. Blair attempted to sacrifice Chapman tOI second but the runner was cut of at second, Blair getting on. Bu. chanan hit through second for al single. advancing Blair to third. Bu- chanan stole second. Blair was forced out at third. RIedsoe struck out. No runs
 Bankard flew out to left and Brown struck out. Engelder flew to center but the fielder dropped an easy one and the batter got on second by a wild pitch. Irving struck out No runs.
 Fourth Inning.
 Wolfe struck out and Burgess struck out Wheatley hit safe be- tween first and second and stole second Brown lined out a three bagger to left and scored Wheatley. Gill went down. third to first. One run.
 Gibson struck out, Gill dropped the bah but Blair saved the strike out, begging the runner out at first. Lambert hit the ball to center for three bases, Lambert scoring. Rhodes was thrown out at first Larson got two bases on a Texas leaguer back of third and went 10 third on the second bag mans error. Larson was hurt when he made a slide to third and En- gslder replaced him on third War run.
 run tNning-
 Chapman hit through third for three bases. Blair popped out tOI third base, Buchanan struck out and BledsOe struck out nullifying Chapman's magnificent drive down third base line No runs.
 Bankard struck out and Brown went down. catcher to first. En- gelder got a single down third base line but Irving few out to short No runs.
 Sixth Inning.
 Wolfe hit inside the third base line near the plate and got on. Wolfe stole second Burgess got a single through second, getting on through Lambert's error. Wolfe scoring. wheatley flew out to thel catcher, Larson. who doubled Bur gess out at first Brown was given a pass to first and second. Gin was given a base on balls. Chap man hit between first and second, a.wAa 4rT1