Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
BISBEE FANS
 WANT 4 TEAM
They Propose to Organize a Nine Composed Largely of Local Talent and With Local Manager

How does the Warren District view the proposition to have a base ball team for the season of 1914? Sen timent throughout tine community seems to favor the plan. As usual in matters of this kind. leaders are needed to get expressions of opinion and in case of endorsement of the plans. to carry them to a successful conclusion. The following letter from A Fan clearly outlining the situation and supplying much valuable infor. nation, is sraPfully acknowledged 9y The Review
 Editor Review,
 Dear sir:-Being reai dyed in the wool baseball fan I take this op- portunity to ask the Daily Review through its columns to look for the organization of a ball team to rep resent thp Warren district during the coming season of 1914.
 It is but a few short months now and not a bit too soon to start the ball rolling.
 l suggest that instead of having a team like the one we had last year. where the players had to practice after working hours, and lay on from their work to take part in the sched- uled games that movement for a salaried team be started.
 And instead of impo.,,hg a man to manage the team let some well known citizen of the Warren District take the reins.
 can name several men who would be just the ones to make baseball a thing worth while iu this locality.
 Hugh Dugan, who brought the pen nant to the Cauanea "quien sabss' for three consecutive seasons. would surely give Bisbee winning club and furnish the fans with good clean base ball.
 Mir. Harry Jennings is another who might be willing to take hold Of the team. I know. nothing of his manage rial ability in this hne. however.
 Then again what better men could we get to guide the destinies of the team than those who managed last years club. The fans know never appreciation realized the work con nected with the running of last years team. The players playing on thsir own time, etc. Halt the time the man. ager having to beg them and coax them to get into uniform.
 It is rather late to thank these men for their work in 1913 but you fars stop and coL-.5.T the conditions under which they hac Q Iatur ani then take off your hal to Messrs. I..e 1. air. Pat Henry ard C. r. Wilns
 As far as playing material $ con- oacFed. want to ~;ate that living in Bisbe there are "a $ enOue% '' p'ck from to form the nucleus of as go I s cub as ever rspcs9 p:ri these paT;s
 There are Hodges. Rinehart and Roland formerly members Of the Can anea team. Ramsey, Champion and HaIbert who have the goods as pitch CTS and I think can hold their own with any of them. Legge, a catcher. showed that he is there in a few games last season, though think he is a natural outfielder and should be placed there. Eddy is another out fielder and his strong bod is with the stick. There are others too, to pick from. Without doubt three CT four players would have to be brought in. This is all however. and there are men (good. clean ball players who set the old Cactus league afire few years ago. that are free again at this time.
 Get together you fans. let us have a real sure enough ball club here next year.
 Let the same men who handled the White Sox-GIants exhibition get be- hind this movement too. and am sure we will have a good desm and a sue cessful season next year.
 Let us start something.
 Yours for good. clean baseball for
 A FAN.