Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-28
I-B CLUB WINS FIRST
 SHUT-OUT CAME;
 EkSON'S FORM GOOD

The best baseball game that ! hay,
 seen in Bisbee in years"
 It was an old fan talking while
 ianfest was in progress at Johl
 Twomy's Tammany Hall. with Sun days game the subject.
 And it was all of that A regulai , diamond contest replete with the sen
 Satlonal and spectacular, and jus ] enough clean hitting to add interest
 10 a first flight pitchers duel Sev
 eral close plays at the plate when hook slides enabled base runners tC cross the rubber in safety, a nifty one 1 handed catch by Barnhill in left field
 a difficulty catch Of liner by johnny ! 3erkel at short, Red Smiths neat handling of an apparent base hit and Q grand play by Snyder when he cor raled a grass cutter on the other side of second base, were among the fea- lures.
 Incidentally the Junction Briggs trOke their losing streak with EasOn pitching phenomenal baseball and backed up by perfect support. Not only did the functions spring a sur prise but they also scored the first shutout of the Warren baseball leasue schedule.
 Junction Briggs. 2; C. & A., o.
 That is the story in round figures but it doesn't begin to tell what d real ball game the embodiment was. Not a fan left the park until Manager Meachem went out. Snyder to Hesse, on a hard chance which Snyder handled perfectly.
 Bijohn scintillated with perfect peg to third base which cut down John Gait and a little later Barnhill nipped a runner at the plate by inches when he attempted to score after the catch.
 The functions looked like an en- tirely new team Sunday and with Hesse at first. Snyder second. Berkel third and Johnson short the infeid put up a perfect defense while Barn. hill, Bijohn and Boat looked great in the pastures Eason's pitching could not be beaten which is partly due to the masterly way in which Wolgamot handled his delivery and also figured out what the opposing batters could and could not hit safely A grand little receiver this Douglas soldier man Wolgamot and he has won a home with fans here
 Curley pitched nice ball for the C. & A. but his support cracked twice in the pinches. Red Smith failed to handle a difficult chance which bounced badly and caromed of his glove in the fifth and this cost two runs. Smith played a good game, However. and is sure enough ball player He has a strong arm, fields ground balls nicely and steps into the Dill at the plate with a natural swing. He should star in this company.
 The contest was scOreless until the 9th when Boat doubled, BijOhn ground ed out and Hesse walked. WaigamOt grounded out advancing the runners and Eason's hard chance to Smith put 10th over.
 In the sixth Berkel was given a life on Janssen's fOOzel with one out and took second when Barnhill creshed out a bingle, scoring on Bijohn's single to right.
 The C x A club player good enough ball to win aside from the failure of the swatsmiths to club out base knocks when these would have man. ufactured runs. Tine team is com posed of some good hitters and since it has scored but one run in two games is now due to break loose and knock some boards of the fences.
 Tomorrow afternoon at 5:30 the Copper Queen and C. & A. teams play and with Nasty Bidwell. a promising pitcher who is ripe for faster com pany, on the hill the team hopes to break the Queens winning streak. A red hot game is expected. Sunday afternoon the Queen will play the re- iuvenated functions.
 Sundays score: R II E g