Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-27
COMEDY HOLDS SWAY IN BASEBALL GAME
 AT WARREN PARK
Sundays Game Has Comic 0pe- ra Relegated to the Back
 ground: c. & A. Emerges Win ner By Final Tally of IA to II.


 Comic operas come and go but the grand old game Of baseball blithely continues its way and every once in while furnishes something in the line of comic entertainment whi[ the artificial humor of the stage cannot for a moment equal Anyone who has any tendency to doubt this statement should have been at the Warren Park Sunday afternoon where a baseball game was advertised As such it will go down in the official records Of the Border League and the all-conquering Grays or C. & As as they prefer to be called duly credited with another win leaving their slate still uubiem- ished by the dark mark of defeat Out of the melee of errors. wild heaves yory-domed miscues and about every thing that ever happened on a base ball diamond. the c. & As emerged at the big end Of I4 to n score.
 Somehow or other. the fans seemed to enjoy the sport more than they have some Of the more serious affairs Surely there was noise enough an the way and the spectators were never slow in "bawling out" any of the dia- mond knights who chanced to com init some misdeed worthy Of disfavor It was. indeed. an on-day all around and the poor, unonending leather was. hurled from one end Of the field Co an- other often without even am apology for the use of that rare quality known as baseball brains"
 From a standpoint of local pride, it is a good thing that the game was just a setto between two organiza- tions of the home locality. as Bisbee's pride in good baseball did not under these circumstances. receive the shock which it might otherwise have sustained.
 To tell the whole story of Sundays. hasco in a nut shell. it may be said that the game was interesting purely from the standpoint of harmless amusement. If anyone wished to for get the troubles of a harsh world. War ren Park was just the place for him. Sunday afternoon. The very uncer- tainty Of the play made the whole af- fair an the more interesting. It was contest full of surprises. most of them of the unpleasant order. 'tis true, but occasionally somebody would spring a thrill of roseate hue For in- stance. there was that beautiful hom- er of IT, Jeuck's, in the second scene. The leather sailed far away over the right field fence before it returned to Mother Earth. It was the longest wallop seen in many long day by local fans
 Then there was tn dandy work Of Smith Of the losers. This was his first appearance on local grounds and he made a lasting impression for good. He did not shine particularly at first but at the bat he achieved an average of .750 for the game. which surely is going some. A triple, two singles and total of four runs were credited him, for Smith also got on the base route by being hit by the hegIer
 Captain Grady of the c. G As. had an off day and booted a few around the second sack. Coney the ne''com- CT from the coast, handled no two fielding chances in nice shape and is credited with a safety, he beating out a scratch hit, which QIick fielding would have made an out
 Bonadies was not going in the form for which he is known hereabouts. He seemed to be feeling off color and had tendency to favor himself while on the mound. It might not be a bad bet that Bonadies is one Of those twirlers who look better when the