Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-13
UPHILL BATTLE
 CANELY FOUGHT
 BY CAVALRYNEN
Bisbee Gets Away to 5-Run Lead and Wins; Visitors
 Are True Sports

SOO- of opinion among the 1900 fans that journeyed to Warren park Sunday aft ernoon to see the 10th Cavalry from Ft. Huachuca and the Warren dis trict sluggers battle nine innings in one of the most stubborn contests ever seen on the local diamond.
 The traditions. of the regiment are still upheld, even though the soldier boys were defeated. They fought ev- cry inch of the way in bold attempt to stem the tide of defeat which they faced after the locals had scored five runs off four hits and three errors in, the first inning.
 Tn the ninth inning with two men out the men who ran Villa ragged in the Mexican campaign came very near upsetting the game. With the bases filled Johnson, the dusky little left shear at second, who made a wonder full catch and saved the day. Johnson's liner, if it had been a foot higher, would have told a different story of the game.
 It was an ideal day for baseball. An Indian summer sky was in evidence and except for an occasional furry of wind the day was calm. The 10th Cavalry regimental band was on hand and their antics added zest to the game. It was not until the ninth in- ming that the trumpeter sounded taps and the colored doughboys left the grounds with the same smile that they wore when they took the field
 In the first inning the cavalrymen sent Lewis into the box but after he had thrown a dozen or more balls and proved his inability to locate the plate he was yanked out with the bases filled. Lieutenant Boone had been warming up on the side lines and he took the mound. From that moment on the game was in doubt even though the locals had a good lead. | The cavalrymen came back strong in every inning and Oswalt had to pitch 1 every inch of the way.
 First Inning
 Tenth Cavalry: Cecil took first on four wide ones and stole second when i Brashear dropped Prices peg from the plate in an attempt to catch the run ner. Johnson famed. Chase was sent back to the bench on three pitch ! ed balls. Oswalt was working nicely. | Williams doubled to deep left and ! Cecil romped home with the first run of the game. Butler famed.
 Bisbee: Jansen walked. Lewis was | wild and couldn't find the pan. Carnes | hit hot one between short and third, Jansen going to second and Carnes taking first Lewis attempted to catch | Jansen off second and Johnson drop | ped the ball, Jansen going to third ] and Carnes taking second on the | squeeze. Pittman walked. Brashear walked and Jansen was forced home with a run. Boone took the slab with the bases filled. Price doubled to right scoring Carnes and Pittman Boat singled to left and Brashear scored. Price attempted to score on5 the throw-in but was thrown out at the plate, Butler to Savage. It was a nice throw. Brown hit to Johnson, who threw to Savage to catch Boat at the plate. Savage dropped the ball and Boat scored. Brown went to first and took second on a passed ball. Campbell famed. Oswalt singled to eft and Brown was caught at the plate on a. remarkable throw, Butler to Savage.
 Second Inning
 Tenth Cavalry: Murphy singled to right. Bradley, formerly of the all star army team, doubled to right, and Murphy scored. Savage singled to left and Bradley scored. Boone made a sacrifice bunt and Savage went to second. Cecil flew out to Carnes. Savage, attempted to. steal third and was thrown out.
 Bisbee: Jansen flew out to center. Carnes flew out to left. Pittman hit -o Bradley in right who dropped the pail and Pittman took three vases on he error. Brashear walked It was lis second free pass. Brashear stole second. Price walked. With the bases filled Boat singled to left and 'ittman scored. Brashear was held on
  hird. Brown went out, Boone to Murphy.
 Third Inning
 Tenth Cavalry: Johnson famed. Chase struck out. Williams was brown out, BrashearFto Campbell.
 Bisbee: Campbell was an easy out. Boone to Murphy. Oswalt walked. Boone was working the spit ball and vas trifle wild. Carnes famed. )swalt was caught attempting to steal ecOnd.
 Fourth Inning
 Tenth Cavalry: Butler doubled to fight on the first pitched ball. A few later he was caught attempt ng to steal third. Murphy famed. Bradley was out, Oswalt to Campbell. Bisbee: Pittman was thrown out at irst, Williamson to Murphy. Brashear it feeble one to Boone and was brown out at first. Price hit to Mur-