Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-04

ing. Apparently the 22nd is the strongest outfit in the soldiers league, although the official standing may not show this The visitors know what Co l do with the ball when they have their !. hands on it. something which could | not always be said of their opponents They were accimpanied by First Lieu tenant Taylor manager. and Captain Whitfield. one of the three directors of the Soldiers League Both officers are baseball enthusiasts and display an admirable interest i'm co-opCrating with their subordinates in the promoi ton of this great sport As a result there is whole lot of healthy base ] ball interest among both soldiers and civilians at Douglas
 For the first few innings. Sundays game looked like splendid exposition
 of the sport, but then things began to happen. The home team seemed to exercise less judgement and this.
 coupled with the fusillade off Cassidy
 threw the game into the fire.
 The visitors scored one in the first
 Hayes was hit by the pitcher Hoff-
 man walked but was caught. catcher
 to keystone Laubach famed Banks
 hit for two sacks Hayes scored and
 Erickson flied out Go first
 . l The home team could rot tally until
 the fifth but the soldiers annexed
 three in the fourth Two were out be- 1. fore the agony started Pockrant
 tripled Kemp and Scanlon walked.
 Smith singled and before the c. Q's had returned to terra firma. after a
 summary aerial trip. the three big tal-
 lies were chalked up.
 For the home team in the fifth. | Whitesides walked. Duhart sacrificed pitcher co first. Green Souled to
 third Cassidy singled with a beauti.
 ful low drive between shdrt and sec. ond. Whitesides scoring Paden struck 1 out. The C. Q's did not score again until the seventh.
 Two more were set up for the visit.
 ors in the sixth. Errors by Duhart s and Green opened the trouble Smith l struck out. Hayes singled and Kemp
 and Scanlon scored, while the locals
 threw the pill around promiscuously 4 Cassidy hurling the ball through a ! hole in second. Hoffman went out to - first
 1. The seventh was the real firworks J and what little ambition the locals 1 had. went far away. Laubach tripled Banks was out, pitcher to hrst. on a a helder's choice Erickson tripled . scoring Laubach Pockrant was dowr < short to first. Erickson scoring on the l out Kemp tripled Scanlon singled , and when Paden fooled with the ball ! Kemp went over for another. Smiti ! was safe on Smiths error and Scaulor . tallied. Hayes ended the dirge by
 whiting
 t The home team scored three in thC [ seventh and ninth. In the former ses - sion Hodges tripled and scored on ar 3 error by Martin. In the ninth Boa ! was safe on LaubaCh's error Hodge,
 famed. Whitesides got a life on ii slip-up by the first baseman, Boa . scoring, Duhart flied to Laubach B Green was safe on an error by frs a and Whitesides scored. Cassidy fan - ned.
 For the home team, Green made 2 wonderful catch of Banks terrific ( line drive to the hot corner. the nev - c. C. third-sacker taking the ball ol S his bare hand. At first Smith ac
 cepted his fielding chances in nic
 shape with the exception of one slip E. up. Rightiielder POckraut of the visi l. tors made remaIk kably accurat t throw to the plate, catching Living F ston in the fourth.
 e The summary.