Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-22
WHlTEWASIi APPLIED BY [. & 4. REGULARS
 BEFOnE MANY FANS
Yannigars Can't Hit; Mana ger Legge Exhibits Promis- ing Recruits; Thirty-three Candidates Out.

Two hundred fans saw the Regulars
 blank the Yannigans. to 0, Sunday, ' in the opening zane of he season be tween picked teams Of Manager Legs's C. & A. baseball squad. Baseball tal- | ent of all descriptions. good, bad and mediocre. was in evidence among the ] thirty-tbree players who worked out ! in uractice and during the six inning game. On the whole, the outlook for a successful season is encouraging and special commendatoH IS due the
 faithful who iOurneyod to Warren field in the face Of rather unpleasant wearh- er conditions.
 Favorires of the 1915 season were
 given a big hand by the gallery as
 they appeared and the newcomers
 were cheered or submitted to a lot of
 good-natured ridicule. as their efforts meritcd. Umpire Gallagher called the ceremonies to @ formal opening and as the game progressed. came in for a considerable amount of banning at the lands of the spectators. Perhaps as an umpire. MT. Gallagher will improve as the season progresses. Otherwise Of course there are in the Warren Dis +rict several who are worthy Of consid- eration for this important position. Unpiring may do much to improve or fr7,Ire inc sport of baseball and fans viU insist on satisfactory iud@ements, 1 this season.
 Young Adkerson was on hand on the -rou7a during most of the game for the Peeulars and worked to perfection. 1 He only allowed one hit and foruod | errHt .r four innings. The bingle was a donh'e oG the bat of F. Wright Ad- 1 kerson's arm went to the bad early | lart season but fans are hoping better | fortune for the young heaver this year.
 Several Of the old favorites seemed | q bit oT color. as 9 glance at the tabu- ! 1cted score will show. Sanders, who | v-orl,ad in tho laet of the game for the i Regulars. reserbled a real pitcher in ] several respects. It's too early to tel | what will happen to the box aspirants, | however Willard. the lad from Long | Beach high. acted like ball player | o-d livcned matters a bit in the sixth | bv lining the ball between Jeff and center for a homer.
 Perkins went along in fairly good shapo for the Yannieaus. although shov,'-9 -o-o weaknesses in the mat for ~r '-vr.0cd~ delivery and other lit- .Te .''~~- ~.'ich may be corrected lat -~ o~r-'-~ practice must be taken r. fnIl treasure by all the players, if
 -o '-~-~o lads hope to defeat the Chi >-o Tr-iv~rsity team from Honolulu. frc here during the latter part of '-o-rr.
 ---S~v's game hardly afforded fav-
 --f'- -7portunity for sizing I'D the tai
 -. rc~eral players who showed indi- -~-i~no of making good were unable
 ~ themselves justice owing tO lack
 ~ctice. S. Wright. Nutch. Stew ems and Nulcahy showed favorably at tines. Mir Turner of Texas edifed he fans by his cOntortions while at he plate. A healthy swing was about all the gentleman from Texas offered Somebody said he cane from Wacol. However. il right be profitable to re- .ain the services of Hon. Turner with 1n eye to amusing the fans in the event of the interest in the sport lag ying. Even major league teams have lone this with profit 10 the gate re- ,eiDts. Here's the score:
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