Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-26
.PLAYGROUNDERS ARE
OFF TODAY IN Big
TOURNEY CONTESTS
Captains Meet at ~" Early This
Afternoon in Final Discussion;
Gardner White Sox Lose Close
Game to Muck WeigherS.

The Gardner White SON were he
feated yesterday by the Assay Muck
Weighers by a score of to 3. This
was a hard fought game and a fast
one considering the amount of rag
chewing by the players. The inter
est was as intense as if they were
playing for a valuable prize. The UNI
pire held them down. however, and
kept the game running i'm good shape.
Duffy Lyons was there with the bat
stick and made some fancy hunts but,
it not been for the fence. he would
have probably been running yet. for
when he started for second to third
in the fourth inning he got up so
much speed that when he reached
third base the force was so treat he
went on and hit on top of the fence
and his captain had to send a bunch
of men to loose him and administer
first aid and lodge him back i'm the
diamond again. After this things
went pretty smooth until the White
.SoX sluggers landed a ball in the out
field, len the first of the seventh, when
Brown threw wild to third and the
Assayers lost control of the ball let.
ting two men score Then the Soy
goth another run, tieing the score
The Assayers then got in and made
one run by close playing i'm the last
of the eighth and thereby left the
White Sox to mourn the loss as a
closely played game.
Score by innings r Il
Assayers Dol 0 8 1 0 1t s
White Sox 100 O03 O-5
Two base hits Riley Stolen bases
r. Benton 3. Helbert 2. Hibble 2, s.
Benton /. Bowen /. Osario /. Weis
suer J. Riley J. Bases on balls: off
Hammond 2, off Whiteside 4. on Hal
bert Q Passed balls r. Benton 2
Hammond @ Lineup -Assayers; T.
Hughes 81, Suppi Is, Halbert p, Ben
ton %, Wertham rs, j. Hughes ID
r. Benton C, Osario IT, Weissner IT,
F. Brown cf
Gardner Hibble If, Bowen C, U.s.
Hammond p. c, II. Lyons rs, Lyons
IF, Vietti ID, Cosgrove 2b, Riley 3D.
Lacey Is, Of, Whiteside cf p.
Game today at II a m, Sacramento
Cubs VS.. Holbrook Grays. 2:3O p m
Churn Driilers Special VS.. c. Q. Ma
chine Shop. 4 p. m, Sacramento
Savages VS.. Gardner White SoX.
All captains are requested to meet
at the y. NJ. C.. A. at p. m. for fnaI
instructions regarding rules, regula
tions and schedule for the tourna
ment which starts at 2.30 p. IN. to
day The captains and players are
also notified to be on hand at p. m
on the Car diamond for picture TAX
ing of all the teams, and a movie vii
be made of the game which is TO be-
called at 2.3O p. M, between the
Churn Drillers and the Machine Shop
The tournament will last about sil
weeks and eleven very strong team.
will play The league viii be called
The Twilight Baseball League Eacl
team win be given five games and al
the end of the tournament the higl
teams will play il out A box score
will be run of each game. Two games
will be played on Sunday, one at 2:3O
p. m. and another at 4 p. m. Tn,
weekday games win be played at
p. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays anC
Fridays,
The Copper Queen company ha!
spared no expense i'm making thi
baseball tournament a success and thu
mining boys have responded wonder
fully by the interest they have taken
The object in view is to furnish Z
good clean pastime for every body
without cost to anyone and to enter
tain the crowd the same as they
would be entertained at any gooC
ball game. The grounds are I'm gooC
condition, equipped with a drinking
fountain. eelctric arc lights and seat
ing room for about three hundred
people. The grandstand viii probably
be completed by Monday or Tuesda,
and every body and his friend is eX
tended a free invitation.
Last Sunday over two hundred
people Witnessed the game and today
probably more than four hundred viii
witness the sports Of the Car dia
mond.