Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-04
22ND INFANTRY TEAM PROVES TOO CLEVER
 COMBINE FOR 6. Q.'S.
Visiting Soldiers Show Fast Arti-
 Cle of Baseball. Pitcher Smith
 Has Home StiCkers at Mercy, Allowing Scattered Five Hits.

The 22nd Infantry team took the laurels away Sunday afternoon. de- feating the c. Q's by the rather top heavy score of 10 to 4. So small was the crowd that one would almost be forced Co the conclusion that base ball is not as popular in and about Bisbee as is some other quarters of the IT, s. A., where the populace is supposed to assemble en masse at al- most any old offering involving the national (outdooD pastime and shout its head on' for a blissul hour and a halt or more Or are there some lov1 CTS of the game in Bisbce who are become dissatisfied with the present mode of exposition of the game at Warren Park
 Along about the time that things began to break badly for the home team Manager Buchanan elected himy self Co take his place iu the ranks I'm order to find a place for himself, of course somebody had to be removed. Manager Buchanan decided Co take out one of the select few who were able to solve either of the opposing deliveries. So Bightielder Living4 ston was called to the stable almost immediately after he had driven out a beautiful twO-bagger off the magni- ficent delivery of Pitcher Smith of the 22nd Infantry. The immediate cause Of Livingstons removal seems Co have been the fact that he misiudged a long high fly off the bat of Pock- rant Beyond the fact that Living ston was playing too near center field, presumably at his managers dictum he is not open to very harsh criticism for failing Co net the ball. which trav- elled exceedingly high in a strong wind which kept it whirling first in one direction and then in another After a long run, Livingston just maul aged Co get his hand on the leather which bounded away. allowing the baserunner Co reach third. from which he scored a moment later Manager Buchanan did not get chance tU show whether he retained any of his former fielding prowess. At the bat he popped up two weak flies to first and second As the score of the game shows, the C. Q's needed hits Sunday. lt looked like peculiar judgement for a manager long out Of his days of clever work. to substitute himself for the only man who had been able to drive out a long hit off the shrewd moundsman Of the .22nd Infantry.
 After the hattering introduction which had preceded Pitcher Cassidy it was a bit disappointing that his showing was not what it might have been. However. fans should not has ten to form an adverse opinion relat ing to the ability of the new heaver At tEe very beginning it was evident that Whitesides was having his trou bles with the handling of Cassidy. delivery.
 Pitcher Smith who served them oy CT most of the time for the visitors showed that he had a great assort ment and this, coupled with the fac that the home hitters were off theii usual form spelled downfall for th, C. Q's batting average aspirations Then, for reasons partly explained the visitors took after Cassidy's of ferings rather freely, punching thei hits in a manner which spelled scores
 The 22nd Infantry team presented far and away the best article of bal offered this season by any visiting combine. This team is slated to pla! here next Sunday against the c. & As and it should be a game worth watch