Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-27
CAVALRYMEN GET
 THEIR VENGEANCE
 ON B|SBEE TEAM
Emerge On Long End Of 6-6 Score In An Exciting
 Slugging Match

bee basebeall team went down in de- feat before the onslaughts of the heavy hitting 10th Cavalry Sunday afternoon by score of to 6 before a crowd of more than 1000 fans who journeyed to the Warren ball park despite threatening clouds and an oc- -casional sprinkling of rain. From beginning to the end it was a heavy slugging match with the cav alrymen having an edge on the hit ting. In the first half of the sixth inning Murphy, the dusky elongated first baseman, drove the ball to the right field fence for a home run. Iii was the longest hit on record for the Warren diamond. The ball hit the lower part of the fence and bounded back a few feet and before it could be fielded Murphy had scored.
 The game opened up with both sides steady Boone was working nicely While" his delivery appeared to lack any great speed, still he had some thing on the ball that was puzzling.
 In the sixth inning for the cavalry men, after Bradley had been hit by a pitched ball and then went to third and stole home a few moments later, Murphy came on deck scoring Chase, who went to first on an infield CT TOT. Murphy's long drive was the beginning of the end and Curley, who had been warming up on the sidelines, was thrown into the breach after Bis bee had already lost the game. The game by innings:
 First Inning
 Cavalry: Cecil famed. Savage laid down an infield hit and was safe at first Savage stole second when Earthman dropped Prices peg from the plate in an attempt to catch the runner Moore struck out. Will liamson flew out to Putnam.
 Bisbee: Jansen flew out to cen ter Carnes was an easy out, Will Iiamson to Murphy Pittman hit safe ly to the infieId and went to first. Pittman stole second. Price was given a base on balls. Boat singled to left scoring Pittman. Price was nabbed attempting to pilfer second.
 Second Inning
 < Cavalry: Butler struck out Brad ley was put out by Carnes unassisted. Chase singled sharply to right and went to second when Murphy laid down a pretty single to the right gar den. Boone was out on four pitched balls.
 Bisbee: Earthman went out when Williamson handled his pop-up fly. Wilson singled to center. Campbell hit to Boone who nabbed Wilson at second. Chase returned the ball to Murphy at first catching Campbell. It was a fast double play.
 Third Inning
 Cavalry: Cecil struck out for the second time Savage drove the ball to deep center for three bases. It was his second hit. Moore struck out. Williamson hit to Jansen who threw to Campbell. Jansen's thrown was a trifle high, pulling Campbell off the sack and Williamson was safe. Saw age scored on the play. Butler trip led to left and Williamson scored. During the balloon ascension of the locals Butler stole home. Price claimed Butler failed to touch sec ond on his romp around the bases. The game was delayed for fully 20 minutes. In the remarks that passed from the crowd one of the spectators received a black eye for an alleged statement about the umpire. The crowd voiced its disapproval, shout a. .t.s,l fly that belonged to Oswalt but Price went from behind and handled it. Hudson went to left field in place of Wilson.
 Eisbee: Oswa1t flew out to cen ter Jansen was thrown out at first by Williamson. Carnes walked. Pitt man doubled to left scoring Carnes. Price doubled to left and Pittman scored Boat struck out.
 Fourth Inning
 Cavalry: Chase struck out. Mur- phy grounded out to Jansen. Boone struck out.
 Bisbee: Earthman flew out to left. Hudson famed. Campbell struck out
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 Cavalry: Cecil tripled to right. Savage struck out Moore hit to Earthman who threw him out at first. Cecil was held on third. Williamson hit hot one to left and Cecil scored. Williamson went to second on d wild pitch. Butler flew out to center.
 Bisbee: Oswalt flew out to center. Jansen hit to Moore who booted the ball and the runner was safe. Carnes went out to Murphy. Jansen took second on the play Pullman hit hot one to Williamson who threw widely to first and the runner was safe. Jansen scored on the error. Price hit to Williamson who booted the ball and Pittman scored Boat hit to Boone who went to first only to find that Price was standing there. The ball was returned to Boone who