Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-30
COLTS FRANCE
 AROUND THE
 C.8A. BUNCH
Balloon AScenSionS in Two Innings Put CaIIahan's Men Where CaIumets
 Can't Touch Them
SOME HITTERS, ARE COLTS

It vas a walk-away for the Colts of NIT. Callahan Sunday afternoon. l. took the Ponies until the third in ming to get an introduction to Mfr. Irving, but when they once got In- rroduced they were psr.ectly free and easy with the Calumet mound artist and had no compunctiOns whatever about asking him for a pass to first, a steal to second, or even play out in the garden with their lis.le horsehide ball. And always, at the home plate. was the old door mat, Welcome Home"
 In the course of their cavOl tings around the diamond, the Colts danc- ed across the mat fourteen times, ac- cording to unofficial score. The Car umet-Arizona strain negotiated rest haven eight times.
 The Game Starts.
 Mir. Callahan's string of ponies went to the bat first, but were un' able to come home in the first in ming Critchley landed on the pill of the reel and stole seconc. He was furthered around to third by Cham pion, who was presented with a pass to first by Irving. Bat Kelley and Boyle were stricken down like one two and Mir. Callahan himself drop ped one in the left pocket. so there you were.
 In their half of the first the Calu- nets sent Larsen for a Marathon home, giving the team lead of one. In the second Mfr Irving again
 
 was cut down at first. Up came the Calumets and again scored, giving them a lead of two. Engelder was the one who brought home the bacon, getting base on balls and being sent home by FTicke and Cos grave Fricke was caught trying tn get across the door mat, Amos struck out and Holle flew out
 Where were the tOuted Colts all this while?
 Colts Get Busy.
 They pranced oh the green, minus the grass, in the third inning and,- well, it was a great victory. Irving had begun to weaken. He issued passes to Critchley and Champion. Kelly came up and lined one out and began a sat fest that decided the game in the third inning. Out Of the twelve men who came to bat for those Colts, every mothers son felt Mir. Irving's weakening, gently wind ing curves and six of them danced a spectacular war dance around the grassless green. Champion. Kelly. Boyle, Callahan, Allen and Gill each found the blarney. The Colts tailed count
 The CaIumets had excellent in their half Of the third to cut down the lead of the Colts. but sent one lone man across the bar after getting five men on base, two men on third, one on sec ond and one on first With two men down, a man on third, a man on sec ond and a man on first, Fricke flew out and the side retired, the Colts leading at the end of the third by 6 10 8.
 Fourth is Tranquil.
 In the fourth Irving passed Boyle to the first sack and the runner was sacrificed 70 third. having stolen secOnd. by Callahan. Allen got on by being hit by the pitcher Gill popped out to pitcher and Walsh struck out, the Cots failing to get Boyle home.
 The Bankers failed to come home in the fourth. though Hole got as far as third, where he died Bankard and Lambert failing to connect.
 The Colts mace 9 double entry in the fifth, Harrington and Critchley particiraJing in the homecoming exercises. Harrington got a pass from MT. Irving and covered the in- tervening space between first and third on a wild throw MY Critchley was passed likewise and stole sec ond. Poth he and Rarringfon came home on a wild throw. Mir. Champion was passed and Jto,e serond and third, where he remained, Kelly striking ont, Boyle flying ont and Cal- lshan being put out at first, pitcher to first.
 Irving scored for the Calumets in the last Of the fifth, getting a cen ter field hit, stealing second and be- ing sent home by Engelder, Amos and COsgrave. Amos was caught naS1ing at second when there was one out Engeider died at third and Fricke at second when Cosgrave went ont, short to first. The score at the end Of the fifth was S 10 4.
 Irving had evidently reached the limit of his endurance at the end of the fifth and he resigned in favor of Fricke. Irving going to left and Bank ard to center.
 Wslsh's Home Run.
 In the sixth. Cill got a nice single short and was brought home by Walsh. who landed the first homo run of the season, sending the hide way back between right and center field. Fricke was landed on by Critcn- l......-.-..-.. an-- = |.