Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-07-30
B|SbEE GOT 8
RUNS; VISITORS
MORE'N MILLION
'Unwinding of the Wind
Screaming Farce Comedy
with Brass B and
Accompaniment

Bisbee scored three runs in the ball
game with the Cananea team Sunday
afternoon at Warren Park. while the
visitors seored-well, 1t was Ii. &C
cording to the figures shown on the
score board. but spectators counted
two more runs for the visitors that
the score board attendant seemed to
have missed. anyhow the Cananea
crowd scored enough to leave no
doubt about the outcome of the game,
or the comparative merits of the two
teams as they stacked up Sunday.
That the local bunch were way OF
form was agreed by all who have
seen them play before this season,
for they threw wild, booted the bali
around. pulled of bone head base
running, and did practically every
thing that a bunch of ball players
should not do
The one redeeming feature in The
playing of the local team was the
work of Robinson, who caught and
played heady, consistent game
throughout the entire session. Con-
ley was in the box for the Warren
district stars during the first five iB-
nings, and was then relieved by Ell
lott, but the only result from the
change on the firing line YVES in the
style of delivery, Elliotts peculiar
wind-up furnishing considerable
amusement for the fans, who had
given up hope of victory and were
taking the game as joke.
The game started in alright style,
and neither side scored during the
first inning, one Bisbee player who
died on second being the only player
to get on during that inning Can
anea drew another blank in the sec
end. while Bisbee, through hits BIS
Blair and Gill, and an error by one
of the visitors, brought in two runs.
That ended the scoring for the home
bunch until after two we're out in the
last half of the ninth, when a close
decision on first gave Gill a chance
TO come home with the third count
CanaHea started with one III the
third and added two more in the
the fourth and three in the fifth, and
succeeded in counting something in
every inning until the finish, and did
IL without any apparent effort after
the fourth inning, when the balloon
went up for the home crowd. In
fact, it looked as though the Next
can city boys we're playing horse
with the locals during the last two
or three innings, in the hope of get
ting the score more even. But the
.ocais refused to take advantage OF
my such tactics, and continued 70
play the raggedest kind of a game
u the finish
Little Reardon, who twirled for
the visitors, showed his old form OF
the Cactus league days, and was not
in trouble at any stage of the game.
He has an easy delivery without any
waste motion, but delivered the
goods right along, and his quiet, easy
manner seemed to make more of a
hit with the fans than did the circus
stunts of the local twiriers.
The largest crowd that has turned
out to a game this year was on hand.
and after the first few innings, en-.
tered into the comedy spirit of the
exhibition and seemed to enjoy it as
much as though they had been watch
ing a gilt edge game. The Cananea
band furnished music during the en-,
tire afternoon, and played something
that must be the Mexican version of
"A Hot Time, every time one OF
the players crossed the plate.
Left Field Connors. of the Warren
district team. misjudged a ny dur
ing the fourth inning, and as a re
suit sustained a badly split and dis
located finger The injury was pain
full, but not in any way serious.