Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-13

Saturday little bird. with a wisn
OF straw in is bin was seen resting
On the fountain opposite the pos,of.
nee sailor straw hat awaited a IA
wright mp around the ucighborho1d
OF tae Southwest county and swooped
Gown IN a mud puddle which had
been overlooked by the sanitary
Board the Review repreeentatiyo
stopped and turned TO watch the dali
cafe winding OF the way OF a dainty
creation recently escaped from pariS'
Best Then National Leaguers IL
seed BAN players. was heard: ana m =
Ehriu cry Of the urchin homeWard
oound from school rang out "Aw
you KANT throw no spit ban no
now, and Spring was announced
ushered and seated. the most beat,ti.
ful OF the seasons.
spring is here. and witbout basa
can there is no Spring. Such is rle
ointment Of the good people Of flo
Dlstfict, as reflected in The ouiet ~.
erseuc work of the ball committpo
mere II is, The desire that Bisbea
nave team has been expressed eap
orally in the district. A ban cou,a5t.
tee composed Of Pat Henry To5
Iahhs' Chappy' chapman. Hal III.
Iio'1' organized and directed by Man
aset Lee Blair has taken the field 70
produce the desired result. A state
Aent OF the policy OF the club has
Oeen addressed to the business mon
and the Companies of the District
winch succinctly SITS forth the needs
OF the district that a salaried team
mas proved impractical in the mast and
IS impossible under present copdi-
ions; to succeed the team must ~
Comosed of ball players who are resi-.
dents OF the district and who bave
serious employment here. and who ID
not make their living by the gamaIl
mas been demonstrated that II is inn
possible TO arouse interest in games
between local teams: it is nerassarz
70 awaken City rivalry and thar 4
the purpose Of the organization. In
order . DO this it Is imperative &
the beginning that a sura fund be pro.
Flded 10 meet expense Of bringing IN /
OUTSIDE teams. One Hundred and fifsy
OF Two hundred dollars per month e.
the desired guarantee. The p~opost !
uon has been placed before the bust
ness men and Companies Of the dis
ulct, who have come forward with /
one accord in support of the WORTH
endeavor of the players and The fans /
The Review representative stteuda.
an open meeting OF the Ball commit I
zee Saturday evening, and speakia. /
OF the situation generally. Coach 4
Pat Henry, the popular chemist o.
the Copper Queen, and former ath-
letlc star Of Penn State" said. q
believe that We have entered on
successful season for base ball in this
District, one that viii closely an
proach and rival the good old DAYS OF
the Cactus League. ! have been
working with the boys over a month !
and am Conyiced that We have an az
gregation that will develop q fast I
team, as practice continues. The boys
are displaying a real readiness for
work. and are keen for practice even
ings. the importance of which will
augment as weather becomes warmer
and the days longer. Because OF the
fact that all the boys have work in
the district, We have been handicap
ped 70 date in the matter Of practice.
tut now the season has rolled Dasti
tie equinox. this difficulty viii stead
lly lessen. We have a good bunch !
and ] look TO see them accOmDitsh
rel results this summer. and pll5
hall that VIII afford entertainment Il !
cur patronage. The question OF at !
tendance at the games is one Of real
20 me. Enthusiast, |
spect-tCrs make the game. - hall
and as we continue to deliver the ball |
i an sure the people Of the Eistric.
will again gather in appreciative mum
6ers at the Warren field. which ma. |
in the past made base bail history
in this section. We have started wei
and ] look for a gtrOuc finish "