Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18
BOOSTERS ARE EASY
 VICTORS OVER 22hD
 INFANTRY SOLDIERS
Cassidy Holds Visitors at His Mercy Throughout -- Copper Queen Organization Looks Like New Team.


 Queen Organization Looks Like New Team.
 Before as large a crowd as has wit messed game at Warren Park this season, the Boosters easily romped away with the win Sunday afternoon. taking the 22nd Infantry into camp by a 2 Co 2 score. This tally however does not represent the. ease with which the local lads copped the hon. ors, for there was no time after the first session when there was the slight est doubt as Go whom the final victory would po
 Cassidy was in great form and had the visitors literally at his mercy all the way. Towards the last when it was apparent that the home lead was easily sufficient to guarantee the tri- umph he relaxed considerably The Boosters pitcher had speed to burn and the way he scorched them over the pan was a caution. Cassidy work ed the corners of the plate great deal and this. with his tremendous speed is a big factor in his effective ness. He looks. right now. like the best thing in the twirline line which has appeared this season on the War ren Park mound.
 Although towards the finish of the game the home team contributed some illustrations of how baseball should not be played yet as whole their work was of a pleasing nature. The team has certainly realized a wonderful improvement within the past fortnight A game between the Boosters and the Grays would be a splendid attraction as there is lot of local rivalry and the supporters of both teams would turn out in probab- ly greater numbers than to games with outsiders.
 In view Of the fact that some criti- cism has been made of the battery work of the Boosters. it might be well to state that this important clog in the Copper Queen machine has work. ed in very effective shape Cassidy and Whteside seem to be in perfect harmony and with their support which characterized most Of Sunday game. the team will prove a difficult opposition for any combination in this section.
 Aside from the splendid work of the battery mention must be made of sey eral performers whose work was some what noticeable. Hodges in left field handled his four chances in perfect form and in his thres,times at bat, ne gotiated long triple which hgured in the scoring In center field Cbampi on made a difficult catch off the bat of Hoffman. Smith, at first, accepted his ten chances without an error and drove out a beautiful single.
 Lieutenant Brown started on the mound for the soldiers The ieuten ant got away in great shape when op posing the Grays on the previous Sun day but the Boosters certainly did get to him unmercifully. SO that he was removed after the first session Erickson looked about as good as any of the wishing players. At first h, had sixteen chances, making one CT TOT while at the bat he negotiated two singles and a sacrifice Opett who followed Brown, did not look yey formidable to the Boosters who work ed him rather freely at critical stages
 Fast work saved the home team il the very first session. Cassidy walked Kemp after having him in the thre, and two hole. Hoffman drove a scorcI CT to Boat and Kemp sprinted foi home bus the ball was there first Smith bit into a double. Boat to Du hart to Smith. It was splendid worl by the locals and they were given a great hand as they came in
 How the Boosters scored. In thei half of the first Champion was out Brown to Erickson. Boat singled Holt was out Hoffman to Erickson Smith and Hodges walked, filling tho cushions. Whitesides singled, SCOT ing Boat and Smith. Duhart was saf, on Scanlon's error and stole second Greene singled. scoring Whitesid' and Duhart Cassidy was safe af,eI fanning on error by Kemp, bu Greene was caught at the plate on throw from second. Five runs.
 In the second, Champion was saf, on Scanlan's error and stole second Boat famed Holt was out pitche to first Smith went clear to seconC on a nun by the righthelder Cham pion scoring Hodges Tipled to th' right Of center scoring Smith. White side famed Two more
 in the sixth Duhart flied to short