Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11

. | Signals at Warren park Sunday afternoon and defeated them easily. l the score oS the game being 15 to 3. Ben Jackson appeared on the firing line for the Colts and played a star game, both in the box and at bat. He allowed only three hits during i the whole game and if he continues his pace. he will make the Colts stronger than ever in the box po- sition. The Signals started out briskly, sending two runners across i the plate in the first and Signal stock was going up until the third, when the Colts sent four men across. Affer that speculation was confined to the size of the score.
 An Early Score.
 In the first F. Champion hunted along third base line and made f good and Allen, the star hitter Of the league, came along and brought him home with a hit to center field Allen stole second but Kelly struct out and retired the side. With two men down, Irving hit 1 through second for a safety and got around 10 third on a steal and a passed ball and scored on another passed ball. Flanigan struck out but beat it out and went to second on a wild throw and was brought home by Kisselberg's single through short. Gibson retired the side by fouling out.
 In the second, for the Colts, Critch- ley got to third but was killed at the plate, which was the nearest I aN. Fr.f. rIn fr- uals got men on second and third but. with two down, Warren struck out
 In the third Gill singled and stole second and was sacrificed to third by r. Champion Gin was scored by B. Kelly who hit to left for two bases and was himself scored by Allen with a three bagger. Kelly No. got on through catcher's error and was scored by Callahan with two bagger to right, Callahan dying on base when R. Champion struck out.
 The c. & A. sent one man across in the third. Irving singled over short, and got second on a balk, was sacrifed to third by Flanigan and went home when Kisselberg went down, second to first making two men down. Gibson struck out. Six In the Fourth. The Colts made victory a leadpipe P cinch in the fourth. scoring six I runners Jackson singled a liner to third. stole second, took third on wild pitch and scored on Browns s bad throw of Gill's infield groundeF < F. Champion bunted safely and with n only one man down the Signal
 pitcher. Brown, let in two runs b. a wild throw to second. Allen sin gled to center, stole second and n scored on Callahan's bounder tC second. Callahan stole second ana
 went to third on Browns bad han
 de of Critchley's bunt R. Cham
 pion hit for two bases scoring Calla = han and Critchley but was himself T caught at second.
 D Taylor, for the Signals, got a base e or balls, was caught at second anc Il that was as far towards scoring al e the Signals got.
 $ In the fifth the Signals openet n up a double and F. Champion flew a. out, retiring the side. None of th' E. Signals got to second. In the sixth
 B. Kelly hit through third for ;
 single and stole second. Allen got { two UdASCfs dufdAClle htiit tV luhe | and was brought home by Kelly No
 2, who went out at first. Gibson go
 around to third, for the Signals, bu
 failed to score. He got on by fOu
 halls, stole second and was sacrifice;
 to third by Taylor, but Rigdon wa
 thrown out, short to first.
 In the seventh and final inning | Jackson got first through Woodis' CT | TOT and stole second. Gill struck on
 but beat it md got on, Jackson
 going 10 third and Gin to secon'
 on Q passed ball F. Champion
 bunted, Jackson scoring. Gill an | Champion scored on Kisselberg'
 error in handling Browns thro' of Kelly's hit to the pitcher. | The Signals failed to score tn
 seventh, Brown and Woodis fiyin
 out to short and Irving to pitcher | Following is the box score (
 the game