Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-30
RESSE GIVES QUEEN CLUB GAME BY LUSTY
 HIT IN LAST INNING

Introducing Lefty Hesse. hero of Sundays baseball embodiment at the Warren playing field, which was won by the Copper Queen team to (, thanks in part to lusty swat by the aforementioned crooked arm first sacker. ' ljected wheer it would do the most harm to the C. & A. nine in the final frame.
 Left Heese came striding ID to the platter with one hired hand out and two on bases, swinging his husky war club and with grim determination and considerable 'cOnfeedience', plainly Tn evidence Prior to this Fred Canes had batted for 6 half hour or so, hitting not less than umpty steen touis which did an Aunty-oyer the grand stand into the waiting mitts of em- bryo baseball players who are O. the opinion that all foul balls going out side the ball orchard should become their property. and finally with the count two balls and three strikes, Curley missed the rubbed with a pitch after throwing twelve straight heaves that cut the plate for strikes, or were fouled. Result, Carnes on first base.
 TO Hot Fer Janss=n
 Next we have Senor Jake Wilson at bat. Also Nasty Bidwell in the box for the c. & A. as Manager Youngman jerked Curley because he was unable to stand out on the slab and throw strikes all day for Carnes to foul over the stand Wilson popped to Bidwell amid loud cheers from the c. X A. cohorts.
 Enter Rob Whaling, considerable hitter, too. by the way Robert smacked one between first and second base for single and Carnes treked to third base.
 Now the stage is all set again for Lefty Hesse who bats, throws and eats left handed, but is not a south paw mentally. The popular young moving picture actor and ladies man from the coast proved his gameness in the pinch by remarking before gc- ing to the plate, I'm hungry boys. and it's time to go home. I'll pop one on the nose and end the game since it has gone too long already"
 Intsresting Game
 This was just what Hesse did for he pickled one back at Janssen which tore that young mans glove from his hand as it whistled by and went sig ling on to center field where it al most knocked Galt over and tore on to the deep center field fence Con- siderable clout, we claim; one which comes within an ace of wounding an outfelder after passing an infielder so fast that he is unable to see it go by. Some swat.
 Needles to remark, Carnes ambled 1 home fro mthird with a winning smile | adorning his countenance while Rob- | ert Whaling sprinted from first base | and perspired SO that he lost seven ! pounds, according to Fairbanks
 Then the mad scramble for the Bis bee cars and jitney's began.
 It was a fit ending to an Interesting | game, one which kept the fans on | edge until the word fms was written. | The game sprinkled with a few errors. | which are to be expected with the playing field a rock pile. The Queen | players made an uphill fight all the way and refused to let the fact that ! the losers got all the breaks, as a . total of six runs and but one of these !. earned proves, disturb them.
 Leverett Shows Glass
 LeVerett pitched nice game and | with perfect support and a good in- field would have given a lone tally | to the c. & 4. club. This pitcher should go good in the American asso- citation this season. where he will play, | as he has signed with Minneapolis | and will leave to join the Cantillion team after pitching Wednesdays game against the J-B outfit
 The C. & A. club tucked in three runs in the first inning and one each in the third, fourth and eight frames, while the Queens made one in the first, one in the fifth, another in the sixth and two in the seventh. They passed up the eighth so as to make a Garrish finish and lead the c. & A. to believe they had the contest on ice. The count was to in favor of the C. & A. in the last of the ninth when