Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-30
GAME WON IN
 NINTH INNING
Moose 1rOtted Up in Last and Pushed the Elks Down and Out of
 Great Game
SCORE WAS 9 TO 10

Twice on Sunday. yes. on two dis tinct occasions both connected with the same event the Moose of Bisbee. 1 put one over on the Elks. Once was when they won the ball game in
 the ninth inning by a score of 10 to 9, and the other occurred short time previously when they great ly outnumbered their rivals in the street parade. Indeed, it must be admitted that had it ! not been for the Moose there would have been no street parade as adyer- tised. Whether it was an over conf. dence on the part of the Elks or as to whether they were blase after hay. | ing been engaged in so many such affairs before while it was all novelty fto the younger order. is a matter ol 1 conjecture, but it is certain that the | Elks did not take any interest in the 1 parade, did not participate in il as did | the Moose. Once within the ground it | was a question as to which were the 1 best rooters The Elks had there | shown their interest by being fore ] most in the business arrangements | and in the sale of refreshments. Fore most of the salesmen of peanuts, ci- l gars and chewing gum must be men, | toned Red" Cannon who as a female 1 clown was attired in the latest spring ! creations for female wear from Paris ] (ArkansasD He was easily the most ] successful of the several vendors who made life more or less miserable for the patrons of the game But when It
 came to actual roofing and noise mak- ! ing, the members of both orders were
 there with the goods
 Game full cf Interest.
 Before the biggest and most enthu-
 siastic crowd that has filled the War
 ren park for many a day. the Moose defeated the Elks Sunday afternoon IL was a crowd that was reminiscent oi Fourth of July in the old Cactus leag ue days It filled the grand stand and
 bleachers. and overfiowed down the side lines. while back of first base and
 down back Of right field, there were
 motor cars and carriages contalnlne brightly dressed women and girls III
 their spring finery and smiling, atten
 tive escorts.
 The parade started late. thus fol
 lowing the time hOnored custom o parades, for a parade without a Ions
 wait for it's advent would be n'
 parade at all but a solecism. Finally
 il started. led by a clown band, com posed equally of Moose and Elks. Thel
 came the big Moose delegation with
 gaylv aecked burro, mass Of Moose colors in advance. Following th'
 Moose there was a scattering Of Elk
 with Dick, the badger mascot, lead D ing the way The parade over. every boiy went to the ball park, the ad , vance guard reaching there before n. game that was being placed by the trI town players had been ended. I'm game finally ended with the riVa teams appeared on the field for praC ice. each heartily received by thel ! hundreds of friends.
 Play IS Called.
 At length the practice ehdeu P and Will Solomon advanced be fore the grand stand and al - nounced that he had been se!ec' - ed umpire. He stated that D D vas Moose. but had many ilehu 7 among the Elks and hoped soon to b U an Elk. that he would umpire the gam according to the rules without Tea ; or favor. This he did and ii eve 2 there was an umpire who sought | x render decisions of the game m a E. fairness and justice and without ID