Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-10
BORDER CITY TEAM
 MAKES DEBUT AT WARREN PARK SUNDAY
Crack California Port Slider Will Pitch for GrayS; Sizzling Con- test Assured, as Visiting Line up Is Strong.

Sunday afternoon, at the Warren baseball park tbe fans of Bisbce and the entire surrounding territory will have the first opportunity Co see Che Warren Grays in action against rival outside aggregation This will be a real test for the Guys, or the C. & A. lads as tEey are otherwise known. or course while last sun day's game was fuu Of many rank mispays nevertheless all followers of the national paslime cannot but ack- nowledle that thc Gruys have a cley- er aggfogation of bah losscrs who when pat to Che real grill will be able Co make the best ol chem exert their spaediest effort, and at that not have lead pipe cinch in beatng the c. 6 A. bunch to the bunting
 The game win be the most notable seen here Go date. in view of the fac. that for the first time a team from the border city will be seen in the lcaeue series In spite of Che fact that there are other attractions book cd for the day. there should be a good attendance. Surely there are enough red-blooded followers of Che great national pastime in Bisbee and the neighboring places Co turn out and support baseball in the manner in which it deserves to be boosted
 A word about Manager McNally of the Grays. Here is an aggressive. hustling type of the sort which has made the great game of baseball what it is throughout the United States He deserves the support Of every man in this section who wants Co see the sport live. He has worked hard and in the Grays. has a combi- nation which can deliver the goods, when seasoned bit. Certainly Man. ager McNally deserves Q whole lot bet ter backing than he received last sun day. when the crowd was small Here's hoping that every red-blooded lover of clean. fast sport who can pos sibly do SO. will be seated in the grandstand at Warren Park Sunday afternoon ready for the umpirea play ball"
 Speaking of the umpire. every fan should remember that this worthy ot- ricial has the most dnenyiable job in an the repertoire of occupations that man ever followed to earn an honest dollar He has to watch every ball and every solitary play negotiated by players Of either team SO. if some ob- servant critic happens to surmise that tho leather is quarter Of an inch above the batters shoulders when the arhi,ar calls it strike, why let him pause and consider a few moments, against tho holder of the indicator. Everybody should remember that it's surely m5ghty hard for an umpire to Doe popular But he's pretty sure Co be out there doing his best for he hasn't any reason to do otherwise
 Douglas, although defeated last Sun day by the soldiers. is coming here with a team which will furnish the Grays with all they want in thc way of opposition The Douglas lineup is composed of new men with Inc eN- cepti0n of Ames iu right field and Lawhou at the first turn lu Bouja- min, who cavorts about the third cush ion the visitors win present a player worth watching an the way. He worked for San Antonio in the Texas ! League last summer
 A new mound artist named Adker- ! son will be sent from Manager McNal- ! ly's stable He was imported from Cal fornia where he attracted a lot of ! favorable attention last summer iu semi-pro circles In Los Angeles He is a portsider and comes here with the reputation of being conner. All the critics win want to get a line on him, because they say he has an the variations in the boxman's catalogue.
 The players will be trottcd out in the following positions
 Grays-Garett 3D. Champion ss. Grady 2b Anherier 10, T. Yeuck If, Jordan eff Allen lf. J. Yeuok e, Adker- son D, Boat utility
 Douglas-Greenberg ss, Ames rf Lawhon ID, Williams cf Curlee IT, Gooch 2b Benjamin 3D. Fannin G. Doran e Mcconnell D, scimmerhon ! D.
 The hour for starting the game has been set at 2:3O Admission fee has been fixed at SO cents, ladies being welcomed to the grounds free of l charge Music will be furnished by
 the C. x A. band, which is going to do its best to inspire the c. & A. dia. mond artists to successful realiza-
 ton of the seasons possibilities