Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-07


 Dloyes an opportunity to zee the .ame. The city win have on true holiday aspect. Interest ln the visit 1f the great ball teams was at high water mark Last Right
 Many bets on different features Of he game as well as on the results we're made by the local fans. Favor )n the result of the game today in ,etting was with the Giants. This cam was the favored one here. dur ng the worlds series and the fans rave not lost faith in the. ability of he Giants to defeat the White Sox
 Many Out of City visitors
 Throngs Of people from Cananea, 3enson. Tombstone, Sulphur Springs alley, San Pedro valley and Naco ar ived last night They came by au- os and train. Every hotel and room ng house was filled to capacity and many remained up all night on ccount of not being able to secure keeping accommodations. Cananea as the largest representation and anne early. due to the early arrival f the train at Naeo. Many more are xpected to arrive today. The game dll undoubtedly be witnessed by the argest crowd that was ever assem- led in this district
 McGra~ Will Coach
 John McGraw, pilot of the Giants nd one of the greatest managers in be history of the national game, will Ie on the coaching line during the ,ame. His yipps and other aetivi- es around the initial sack will keep he fans amused The little Napo- con of baseball will keep his team ghting for the game just as though was after the deciding event in
 worlds series.
 Manager Callahan of the White ;ox will direct the work of his eluo nd will also be on the coaching inc throughout the game. The two managers are friendly rivals and ach is anxious to return from the lip with a majority of victories.
 The teams play in midsummer orm in every contest, which has made them great drawing cars dur ug the trip. Both managers told he players when they signed a con ract for the tour that the first bit ,f ragged playing and foolishness ex- ribited on their part would result m heir banishment and as all are nxious to see the old world they are putting up the battle of their ives in every contest.
 Park Is spick and Span During the past several days the committees have had a force of men at work on the grounds, The seats ave been carefully washed and num- bered so that the ladies attending Sill not have to sit on dusty seats. Several repairs to the grandstand 1 nave been made and all posts ob- structing the view of the diamond i semoyed.
 Center Of interest
 The center of interest last night ere McGraw, Mathewson, Sheridan, Qem, Leverenz, Callihan. lsbe.l' schnlk, Merkle, Wiltze, Meyers. Speaker and Doyle-iu fact, every ne of the players were besieged pY .ager people who were bound to st ast get a glimpse of them all even .hough they could not shake hands.
 Autos Called Of
 The autos which were to bring the players here from Douglas yesterday fterpoon were called of by Manager ,ouisky shortly before the time ;cheduied to leave. He stated the 5layers greatly appreciated the offer : put were afraid to accept it on ac 1 cunt of the dangers Of catching cold liter being heated up during the .ame. The trip was then called on y the committee.
 personnel of Ball Party
 The following includes every man ! md woman who are travelling ~ith | he baseball aggregation playing ih 3.sbee today
 Cjants-McGraw Cmanager) H. G. Sparrow, secretary Doyle, Thorpe Elem. Wiltse, Frommie, Snodgrass' obert McGee, Wingo, McDolan' Nike Dolin, and Fred Merkle. ALSO ;ecretary Farrel and Mesdames ,Iathewson. Doyle. Meyers, Tesreau' Thorpe. KIem, Mathewson, Meyers nd Lobert.
 White Sox-Callahan (managerJ' '' o-Nen. secretary; Weaver, Speak IT Crawford, Isbell. Schafer, Evans snack. Daley. Chase, Benz, LeYerenz' saver Russeli. and Mesdames Chase Russell and Isbell t