Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-03
CANAAEA NINE
 TAXES THE THIRD
Visitors Prove too Strong for Locals and Win with Help of Last Years
 Players
GOOD FOR SIX INNINGS

Cananea came and Cananea con quered. For third time were the colors of the locals lowered. The old heads of the Cananea team were too much for the less experienced Bis bee ball tossers and in the last few innings, when the Quien Sabes had solved Browns delivery, and driven him from the box, they simply romped away with the game.
 For six innings on Sunday after noon at the Warren ball park the game was fast and interesting, rank ing well up with those that were seen last year. It was any ones game up to that time, but after that, in the fateful seventh the fireworks ali went off at once, five runs were made and it was all over but the shouting. Cananea took two more later to make it an even dozen, but the seventh had ended all interest and turned a game into a procession with Bisbee carry ing the target in the rear
 It was scrappy game all the way through. This began at the very out set when Johnson called Hodges out at first on a close decision and the Cananea player shied the sack at his umps. It was continued all the way through until the roping and hog ty- ing was completed with those five runs that looked mountain big.
 In the third inning it looked good g~,,- hz I-r I. scored. \Eerguson singled and went all the way to second on a bad throw. Right there came an exhibi- ton of ivory dome and he was caught between second and third. Brown was there with a bingle that would have scored his teammate if he had not made the fatal blunder of taking liberties with the Cananea catcher.
 Reinhart started things in the fourth and three hits and base on balls gave the Quien Sabes three runs, two of them being earned.
 In this same inning Bisbee scored also on the prettiest work of the whole game, a glimpse of real inside ball and headwork. Champion trippled and Scored on a close decision at the plate on Chapman's well laid hunt The latter made pilfer of sec ond and showed beadwork when he started as if for third on Gills bunJ. This drew the throw to third before the ball was sent to first, Chapman returned to second and both runners were safe Buchanan's fine single brought Chapman home and the score was to 2. There was another rra ha mir in this inning after the decision al the plate which was a narrow one.
 In the fifth Bisbee tied up the score Brown laced out a screaming double and was cleverly sacrificed to- third and scored when Blair hit hard through Reinhart in the box.
 In the sixth Cananea showed the way once more with two runs. Three players after one fly ball resulted in Blair dropping the pill, which started things going to the bad. The Quien Sales were solving Brown and some ragged field work added to his trou- bles. Following Blair's error, came single, two errors and a two-bagger, which netted two unearned runs.
 Bisbee came back strong in the last half of this session. Gill singled, pilfered second, whereat Cananea howled again, and went to third on a wild pitch, scoring on BVchanan's single. Buchanan then fell second vic tim in a double play by reason of his taking too great liberties with the center fielder. who snapped the bal to first when the Bisbee runner was almost down to second on a fly Sall.
 Then came the fatal and fatefUl in ming. An error at short, well placed bunt. a screamin' single, an error by Blair and Brown was taken out, Kelly relieving him in the midst of the shooting rockets and whirling pin wheels. It is kindness to draw the curtain here and suffice it to say that Cananea had won the game with Those five runs that came over the pan. From then on interest was gone.
 Douglas was well represented in the grandstand and by two autono- piles in the field, the parties return ing home disappointed at Bisbee'e de- feat.