Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-29
GAME ENDS IN
 TIE AT WARREN
Troopers and Warren District All Stars Play Good 6amei
 Difference Over Score
OFFICIAL SCORER UMPlRES


 The unofficial score of the game be tween the Troopers and the 8isbee Mavericks at Warren Park yesterday afternoon was a tie, $ to G. The scorekeeper. John Bankard, left his job to go into the umpire's box, and his successor went to get a drink and forgot 10 come back. The soldiers, be lieving and contending that the score was 6 to in their favor, di1 not play out their half Of the seventh in ming. The game was scheduled for only seven innings.
 The locals went in to bat in tho first. but retired in one, two, three or der-like ducks-but the troopers played their strongest hand in their half of the first inning and sent three men across the plate with bacon Jones of Troop NJ scored on Rossier s hit and took two bags himself and Rossier scored on Pfeiffer's hit to deep left, the batter taking three bags. Pfeiner scored on Hesse's single.
 Kelly, for the locals, got to if st on balls and successiyely stole second and third ana scored on Blair's two bagge= over third.
 Lupe's Three Bageer.
 With two uIen down, LHps got a three-bagger down first base line and was scored, when Jones nit through second for three bases. Jones scored on Oman's single through third, but Omans hit was resultless, as he got caught of first.
 The locals failed to get to first in the third Rossier, for the cavalry, got a three bagger to left, Pfeirer got a base on balls and Rossier came in home on a passed ball. Pfelffer was caught of first base. Hesse and King struck out, nullifying Hentzes single to center.
 The locals went down one two in the fourth; Kelly got a base on balls and Allen flew to short. For the Troop CTS Brown walked. but the three sue ~ceeding batsmen went down one two three.
 In the fifth Blair singled, but Fer guson popped out to the pitcher and Blair was doubled out at first. irring hit safe to left and stole. F. Champion got on through the second bagmans error, Irving going to third. Champion stole second. R. Champion got base through being hit on the ankle and the hall bounded away, allowing Irving and F. Champion to score.
 In the sixth, the soldiers went out. one two three. Allen. for the locals, got first through the pitchers error, stole second, went to third on 2 passed ball and scored on Blair's hit through second. Blair got to second, but Fer guson retired the side by flying out to short The soldiers failed to get in hailing distance of home in their half of the sixth.
 Two in th-e Seventh.
 Tn the seventh, Irving got on first and stole second. F. Champion struck out, but beat the ball to first, Irving going to third. Brown got a clean hit to left and scored both Irving and E. Champion. Brown took third on his hit, but could not get home, Chapman going down, pitcher to afst and Kelly flying out 10 center.
 Believing that the score was to 5 in their favor, the troopers came of the field and the game was oyer The official umpire was sought when a con tention arose as to the final score, but he was nowhere to be found. Lieuten- ant IIolderDess Of Troop NJ umpired several innings. but was relieved by John Bankard, who had been acting as scorekeeper. The game will be repeat ed this afternoon. when both troopers and mavericks will have an opportuR- ity 10 show which team is the better.
 A goOd-sized crowd witnessed the game and also saw the parade and guard mount of the troops. The game was a good one
 Following was the line up of the teams;
 eisbee Mavericks.
 F. Champion, ss.
 K. Champion, If.