Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
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 4 B|G SUCCESS

NnrlStnas morning and ending al Z o'clock that night, which consisted Of volley ball. basket ball, indoor base hall, musical solos. singing, wrestling. boxing. speaking. moving pictures, feeding and general jollification: was without doubt the most successful Open House" the Y. M. c. A, has ever held The building was filled to it's capacity from early morning an- til late at night. with men, women and children.
 The entertainment opened in thsI morning with games of basketball, Noi!ey ball and indoor baseball. which were all played by pickup teams. Notwithstanding this, the work of all teams was good, results being close. The afternoon program was prinoi- pally literary and musical. It consist ed of the following:
 Piano Duet-Miss, Anna Wallace and MT. A. H. Whitleye Vocal Solo Miss Marguerette Watson, aeecmpan- jed by Miss Florence Patton. Piano Solo-Prof Herbert Gribble. Selee- ton with Concertina-Mr. A H. Gar. sten. Piano Solo-Miss Florence Pat ton. Chorus-Bisbee Glee Club, in Christmas Carols. Bass Solo-Fred Juliff, Asleep in the Deep.
 These numbers were given espec- tally well, and many enccres were re- ceived by each entertainer.
 rTs1. -.s.s.- closed with basketball game be tween the members of the Bisbee High School girls teams. the division being made as evenly as possible. The game was especially good because of the closeness of the match and the cleanness Of the playing. 4 game was then held between the Bisbee High School boys and the Y. M. C. 4. team. The ! M C. A. team won in a walk. The most Interesting stunt of the evening was the boxing malcn between two s year old boys, Donald Park and Harry Warrington. with Scotty Banks as referee. The boys were evenly matched and showes g grsat deal of shifty boxing. When Scctty tried to break the clinches he received the wrath of bOth youngsters as they unintentionally. slipped in some real stiff punches to his jaw. IL was indeed lucky fer ScOtty that they were not of the White Hope deyi- sion. The gloves used by the boys were smeared with lamp black, thus enabling the cn-ookers to see on Ire white skins of the lads who was get ting the better of the matc1. The Warrington lad probably had little the most science but he did not have the aggressiyeness Of his opponen! so Scotty gave the boys a draw decision, The bout went rounds.
 The night entertainment began at 7:30 o'clock. with a boxing match be- tween Ki5 Bassett and Sailor Bate man, with P. Berkheart as referee. The match vas between two clever boys but they were very uneyenly matched in weight. Bassett was game throughout the match but was not speedy enough to ecunteract Bate mans weight. It went : rounds.
 The next event was a wrestling match 4yetween Dave Williams and Leu Webster, who wrestieJ for hve minutes without fall. Both boys did clever work.
 While waiting for the next wrestl- ing match Scotty Banks had Walter Stetlen ana Leslie Park gave another boxiug match. I; went . rounds, and was the most exciting event of the evening.
 The star event Of the evening was then put on by Roy McAilister and A l.. Duncan. in three five minute rounds of wrestling McAliister had the advantage in strength but Dun can had it on him in cieverness Neither man gained a fall. although both were in dangerous positions sey eral times.
 Musical and literary selections wers then rendered.
 Tenor so'O-B. C. Boney. Monologlt A Dream-Mr Duvah. Harmonics and bones-George Grogan. Quartetts soIo-E. L. Blair, bass; VinvenU Min CT. bass; l. P. Williamson tenor and H l.. Harris. second tenor. lmperscn ations-E. c. Snider. Coneertina-A H Garston. shakesperian impersona tions-ProL W Ii. Gooding.
 All of the entertainers were Of high class and received many encores Three reels of motion pictures were then given.
 During the evening the men were treated with clay Pipes. tobacco anf apples. After the show was over ths men adjourned from the gymnasiun to the lobby room and fessted or home made sandwiches, cakes and coffee.
 The Y. M C. 4. directors, secretary aud membership wish to thank the good ladies of Bisbee who donated the cakes to the. association. Also tc gratefully acknowledge contributions of supplies received from Tovrea & Co. Johnson Meat Co, Palace Groc cry. Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co.,.