Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-03
ROBBINS WORKS IN
 SPLENDID FORM AND
 DOUGLAS IS WINNER
FulWider Also Pitches Well After Disastrous Opening Session; Splendid Crowd Sees Sport; Score Is 4 to 2.

In a game which could not fail to impress the most caustic critic of the national pastime. as really first class exposition of the diamond sport Benjamin's Douglas nine defeated the Boosters, 4 to 2, Sunday afternoon. be- fore one of the largest crowds which are getting the Warren Park baseball habit Interest in the contest was sustained at all stages, the home team figuring ia several incipient ral- lies which however, lacked the es- ential punch to dislodge the visitors from their lead attained in the initial session. With Robbins pitching al- most hitless ball, the Douglas lead of three runs looked extremely big and, with the Copper Queen gtickers making futile efforts at his offerings, the big heaver was able to hold the locals scoreless until the eighth.
 Robbins was the individual explana. tion of the home teams downfall, having all the stun" which made the heayy-hitting Gray batsmen look like high school hitters, on the previous Sabbath. Only five hits, three singles a double and a homer were registered off the delivery Of the tall visitor Three of the hits were negotiated by Garrett. who is credited with a double sacker Grady found his way into the safe bingle column, while Kemp pick ed one to his liking, entitling him tC the circuit journey.
 Fans were somewhat surprised tC seen the husky and loQuacious Fuller working behind the stick for the Boosters. They were further taker back to behold former Captain An heier of the Grays, in uniform on tho Boosters bench Be it known how ever, that both of these players hay, severed their connection with the C & A. team and will henceforth, worl in the interest of Manager Buchanan Robbins did not have an exception ally remarkable strike-out record bu he was able to force the local batter to hit flies easy for the felders o to ground weakly to the inGeld. Ben iamin's E put-outs go a long way t, show the manner in which the hom, stickers were held to feeble ground CTS
 While intensely interesting, at al times, the game was devoid of un usual fielding featutes. with the eX ception of a feature put-out in ,h third, when Fulwider was retired b, an assist to first from Rightfcldc Laubach
 The miserable getaway of tn Boosters was alone responsible fo their defeat Barring this. they prot ably would have won the game. fo Fulwider steadied and held the visi ors 10 a total of four singles, a doubl and triple Considering the fact thf it was Fulwider's first appearance O the hill, since the Fouth Of July h performance was exceedingly credi able.
 A base on balls, hit batter. sacrifC and error in the opening contribute to the trio of runs which spelled rut for the Boosters chances. After tn lapse Fulwider held the situation good control and, had his team-mat, been able to render him a little bett stick assistance he probably wou have won the game
 The Boosters made a big bid f the same in the eighth, only to lo out through stupid baserunning. 4 ter Jeuck had famed, Buchanan VI safe on Miller's error. Fulwider fli 10 right With two down, Garre doubled through the left of secou scoring Buchanan Grady single Garrett taking third and starting [ home. which he looked good to mal But he faltered and returned
 third, being caught out Kemp's ho CT in the ninth was the Boosters fin effort
 The first-class umpiring was a plei ing feature of the game. Scarcely word of c'ititism was heard, ane the decisions of Umpire Mccall for erly holder of the indicator in the. l cinc Coast League Mccall maH his rulings promptly and in manr which leaves little chance for arr ment. Then. too. Mccall has a W of rendering his decisions which is l conducive to fault finding on the p of the players. He also carries air of absolute impartiality wh helps a lot His work should be big help in maintaining well-ordei games at Warren Park. The To management is very fortunate in
 curing an umpire of his oalibre.
 The summary:
 DOUGLAS ab bh DO a Hoffman 2b 9 1 2 6
 Miller 3b 0
 Laubach If
 Benjamin 10 ID
 Banks ss 0
 ScanlOn If 0 O
 Warnock of
 Franc O
 pobbing n Q