Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-20
COAST PITCHER HAS GOODS WITH HIM IN
 WIN OVER SOLDIERS
Getting AaWay to a Bad Start AdkersOn, Aided By Stick Work of Team-Mates, RegainS Con- trol of Situation.
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 still secure in their tenureship oi the leading position in the Border League. the c. x A. outfit now certain ly appears Co be the one best bet in the whole circuit That the great batting streak of the Grays. of the preceding Sabbath was no accident was attested by the way in which the boys came through with the needed hingle at the critical moments. sun day The final score showed the C. & A. 8. Soldiers 4
 As predicted in the Reviews col- umns, Anderson, the new port-sider from the coast, proved Co have the goods right with him. Getting away to poor start and handicapped by three runs in the first session. the new man proved that he had the right stuff by keeping cool and regaining control Of the situation in an admir- able manner The newcomer carries an assortment of blenders and twists which would do credit to a more ex- perienced moundsman He will come stronger in the next few games. too.
 It looked for a few moments yes terday as if the Grays would minus the services Of Anheier the backstop whose work has stamped him as be, ing a Calibre worthy of a tryout in fast company But he appeared at the last minute and proved of ex- treme value in sizing up the weak ness of the batters which is one of his strong cards.
 As a whole Sundays contest was rather loosely played but the boys of the home team displayed a lighting spirit which showed they are never defeated until the last man is out They way they came from the rear was a treat to the loyal fans. It is going to take some ball team to ac- complish the downfall of the C. & A outfit
 There should be better attendance at the games at Warren Park. Every body connected with the sport is do- ing hts utmost for jts Successful pro. motion. with the exception of the fans. and they are surely falling down in the matter of attendance. There was a fairly good gathering at the game. Sunday but 1t must be remembered that big delegation came up from Douglas and that without this repre- sentation, the grandstaud would have presented a rather forsaken appear ance. With ball player and managers, alike working hard Go support the game. it is certainly strange that fans of Bisbee and Warren will not turn out to put the sport on a more pay ing basis
 To get back to the game. The opening session looked bad for the home lads. Gils grounded out to first but Lieut.. Roberts hit safely and two were on when SchTeck walked Ja- cobi famed and it looked as if the boy from the coast was going 10 pull out without being scored on Two visitors tailed when G. Graham sing. led to right and the latter crossed the rubber on Wilson's savage clout G. Graham singled but Wilson was caught, left to catcher It was a nice play and it surely surprised the Sol diers base runner when he found the ball waiting for him, az the plate
 The Grays all but tied the score in their half Garrett walked and scored moment later when Champion pounded the pill for a triple, himself crossing the rubber on an error by the centerhelder The Grays should have tallied again, had their baserun- ming been of a little keener order.
 One solitary run in the sixth was an that the visitors could negotiate but the home boys certainly did put them across in the second, when they tallied five runs. enough to put the game on ice by an easy margin.
 Allen was out, second to first. J. Jeuck singled Anderson walked; Jeuck stole second and went to third on catcher's error Wilson made a bad error and two runs had counted, before calm was resumed. Champion was safe on helder's choice Grady was safe on error by Gill Garrett scoring Anheier hit a beauty over third into left, near the foul line,