Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-18
COPPER QUEEN OUTFIT WINS 10-4 AND SHOWS
 FANS REAL BASEBALL

A large crowd of ball fans is ex- kpected to be present Sunday after noon at Warren park when the June tion Briggs and Copper Queen teams tangle. These two clubs have each won a game in the league play giving them a tie for the lead with the c. & A. boys defeated both times out.
 Yesterday say the c. Q. club mak- ing its debut and Manager Fred Carnes' aggregation made a very aus picious baw to the public. Slam ming out a home run, two triples, double and seven common or garden variety base hltd, playiA gair-tighJ abll and stealing three bases, to say nothing of combing two c. & A. fin gers off of the slab by bombardments, the c. Q. nine won 10 to and showed the fans some real baseball.
 Hansen Goes Good
 Ferd Hansen worked for the win ners and did a neat job of the slab duties. Two scratch hits were made off his delivery in the first six frames, both balls which hopped badly on the rough infield. In the seventh he yielded four hits and a pass which cost four tallies. One of these swats was a drive to center which should have been handled with east that net ted two runs.
 Hansen whiffed nine, had excellent control and worked the corners to perfection. He should win many more games this summer
 Sunday will find Leverett flinging and this pitcher is counted on by Carnes to stop the J-B sluggers. Lev erett has everything as regards stuff and added to this knows how to pitch and has plenty of heart, truly win ming combination. Lefty Harris, star slabber for the c. Q. boys last sea- son, will oppose him and some nifty boxwork is predicted.
 Stadelli Features
 Stadelli's bat work featured the game as he made a home run, beat out a bun down the third base line, dragged another between first and second for a safety and in addition whanged out two more solid smashes. Hesse made a triple and two singles. Haney, Carnes and Wilson are all good clubbers and whsp the start driving out base hits the c. o. boys will give opposing mound artists more than a little worry.
 Stadelli's circuit drive over the right garden wall netted the first run in the opening canto. Haney's triple, lusty clout to center which Galt is-judged, and. Jensen's boot of the thrown-in added another in the third. ! Carnes walked in the fourth, twas safe at second when Hesse bunted took third when Hansen walked and scored na wild pitch.
 In the fifth Carnes forced Tonne son with one away : and counted HeMsse's three play bang to deep left. ! Schellenberg then assumed the white mans burden and proceeded to pass three men in a row, forcing in Hesse. 1
 Stadelli's single, CampDell's error, l Snyder's misplay, walk, Hesse's sin | gle, Lebrandt's hit and Snyder's wild heave too late to catch the backstop- | per at first and a hit batter netted 1 four tallies in the sixth inning. Jan | sens error on Haney's bOunder and | Stadellfs double netted the final C. 0. score in the seventh.
 C. & A. Make Four
 The C. & A. ran in four tallies Tn i the seventh. Kincaid singl eand took S6CO0Q OIl d pdSScu Ddil 0dll NdAhCus Snyder famed, Campbell singled, tai l lying Kincaid and Curley hit safely putting Galt over. Jansen then drove the apple to deep center and drove in Campbell and Curley when Ballas the drive. letting it go for three sacks. On but one other occa- sion did a C. & A. runner get as far as third base and once only did an- ether see hassock number two.
 Wilson made a nice play of hard chance on Morris in the seventh while | Ballas and Haney made neat relay I to Lebrandt to catch Curley at the platter.
 Meachem caught a nice game for the C. & A. and hit the ball hard each time up but in hard luck. He looks like a sweet hitter and is a | clever big glove handler. Morris of the same club also looks like a nice batter.