Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-16
ALL STARS R0MP
 AWAY WITH C. & A. S TO }, SUNDAY
Fans Witness Best Game of Season at Warren, When Old Man Cassidy Again Hurls Motley Crew to Big Victory.
All Stars 6: c. < A. 3.

All Stars 6; c. X A. 3.
 Resembling nothing so much ir their motley uniforms as the proverbial hayseed or the clown that comes out and does the cleverest tricks, the All Stars gave life sized demonstration at Warren Sunday. that uniforms don't make the players, by trouncing the C. & A. in an almost easy fashion. IL was goat getting day with the C. 6 A., just as it has been every time they played the All Star aggregation. The JinX stayed right with them. the red-headed girl on the third base line and the cross-eyed boy on the right, and the Calumets were as helpless as newborn babes. They just couldn't get going. Every time they poked out what looked like triple or homer. an All Star was there waiting with a reception. Every time they saw an opportunity to bring the grand stand to its feet with a brilliant perform ance. somebody stepped on his ear, and it was all off.
 Adkerson, the left handed finger who opened for the C. & A.. had par iicularly hard luck. in the fifth inning being afforded an opportunity of get ting out of bad hole by grounder that came bubbling up to him. Instead 0f doing the expected thing, Anderson got his arms and legs all tangled up. | falI I,n wild. while the ball languished un- touched in the middle of the diamond Regardless of the fact that Adker- son had struck out seven batsmen ear Her in the game, and had been quite effective on the mound, this awful tlunder sent him scurrying to the bench and Landrum, the steady little tow-head who won from the Copper Queens the week before, took up the burden of the C. & A.
 It was rather discouraging pros pect. The C. X A. had two lone scores, made in the first and the fourth. while the All Stars had run in three tallies during Adkerson's atro- cious pebble.
 All went well with Landrum until The eighth, when LaFont. F.. Jeuck and Boat cracked out irippling doubles in succession, and three more tallies drove all hopes out of the c. & A., and the cross-eyed boy and the redhead- ad girl picked up their belongings and peat it for home.
 Mention of "Old Man" Cassidy per haps should have appeared farther up in this story He won his game. struck out seven and slammed out a single and a double that swelled the score. He also kept the nine hits well scattered and allowed none to go far ther than two bases.
 Three other All Stars command at least this little recognition of their performance: Boat, Snider and Adams short, second and catcher for the vic tors. Boat singled three times in five tines up and handled two difficult putouts and two assists without error. Snider slammed a .rippling triple and had a big fielding day, making six as sists and three putouts without a scratch. His playing of the second bag was. as well done as that of any @othtl lilt IUlS sea son.
 Adams sloushed three singles in four times up and looks all to the good as a backstop.
 For the All Stars J. Jeuck was the bright particular star of the day. si- rating around the first sack and hand ling all kinds of impossible plays with out a pebble. Just why Jeuck hasn't been seen more often on the initial station is hard to explain. He is a power on the job. and a steady, bal ancing influence on the whole team.
 Robertson on third also had a busy lay. getting three putouts. four as sists and slammed couple of safe -ies in four times up.
 Deardorff and Beddow got away with the distasteful umpire job in right creditable manner and kept the game going full speed ahead
 It was in all good game. probably the most interesting of the season and here's hoping there will be many more ike 'em.
 Score by innings R. II. E. All Stars .... 000O3 30030-6 IA 1 C. X A. .. OO1O1000-3 9 3