Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-10

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team from BiSbee last evening before
the largest crowd that has attended a
game this season. The final score was
8 to 2 and up the last out the game
was exciting with the visiting team
clamoring, for run to tie the count in
the final inning.
Clinton Cary, premier tWirler for
the high school team went the full
route and struck out batters during
the game and on two occasions when
errors put him in bad hole he sent
back the next two men up via the
Strikeout route. Cary frightened in the
pincheS and caused BiSbee's heavy
artillery to lift high flies to the in
field and outfield. His pitching was
plenty good to deserve a shutout, but
a misjudged fly in centerfield with
two down caused two runs to cross the
rubber Except for this one slip Cary
had the BiSbee team eating out of his
hand At times they hit savagely, but
with runners on the paths he used his
choicest assortment and held them to
string of goose eggs for eight. of the
nine innings.
Corkish, on the mound for Bisbee,
twirled good game yielding hits,
the same number that Cary allowed,
but the hits were punched in the first,
third and fifth innings. CorkiSh
strengthened as the game progressed
and was Steaming them over faster as
the game ended than when he began.
Both teams fielded well except for
one bad inning. McRae let a couple OF
hoppers get away, neither OF which de-
veloped into scores, and jim Holt had
the same misfortune but in each case
runners were left stranded on the bags.
PereyasS fielding and batting was the
feature of the game. He hit three
times out of four trips to the plate
and fielded every chance that came to
him in the left garden. Besides his
excellent stick work, his base running
won the game for Douglas. In the
fifth after Cary had rolled out to
short, Pereya beat out bunt, stole
second, third and then came home on
a clean steal while the pitcher was
winding up to deliver the ball. He
made a neat slide to the pate and the
catcher did not attempt to tag the
runner. This last run proved to be
the winning run as the BiSbee. team
came back in the sixth lining and after
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j. Holt hit safely to to right field,
Milut going to third Bill HargiS con-
nected Squarely with one of Cary'S
choice offerings and the ball sailed
over the centerfielder'S head two scores
crossing the. rubber. Hargis in at
tempt to make a circuit Clout was
nabbed easily as he neared the home
plate with Moli\o having the oall
waiting for him..
Miller made a neat peg to the plate
to- catch Hargis. B This was the only
scoring done BY Visiting team, al
though they had runners perched on
the bags several times. Bill Holt,
clever first sacker for the Bisbeeltes,
tripled to deep right to start the sec
inning, but he was left stranded as
Hargis popped to second, Slater Skled
to catcher and Miller took care OF
divers grounder and threw the run
ner out at first. Cary struck out
Hargis and Slater to end the eighth
inning with runners on second and
third.
McRae led the home team in hit
ting, getting two hits, walk and a
free ticket for being in the way OF one
of Corkish's twisters. Pereya hit safe
ly three times, Austin, Miller and MO-
limo each got one safety.
Ruterman entered the game in the
seventh lining and failed to give the
ball a ride, sending bouncer down
the first base line for an unaSSlSted
play.
Jim Holt led the Bisbee team in
hitting with two clean hits. Wilson,
B. Holt, Militunivoch, Hergis, Oliver
and Slater all hit safely once.
Each pitcher yielded hits Hargls
and Holt each hit for extra bases.
Following is the story of the game:
First Inning
Bisbee: Wilson struck out. Mil
witch rolled out. to McRae via the Aus
tin line. Miller Scooped up j. Holt'S
hot grounder and got the runner
Douglas: Pereya reached first when
j. Holt fumbled his roller. Austin
singled through second. Pereya NOV
ing up to third. Amaya struck out.
McRae bunted and Pereya scored.
Miller whitfield One run.
Second Inning
Bisbee: Holt tripled to deep right,
but was left stranded when Miller took
care of Hargis' pop fly. Slater lofted
to Molino and Miller threw out Oliver.
Douglas: Molino rolled out to- Will
son. Shotwell struck out on three
pitched balls, all being called strikes.
Rivera skied to Holt
Third Inning
Bisbee: Cole and Corkish both struck
out and Wilson rolled an easy hopper
to Cary.
Douglas: Cary reached first on HoltS
error. Pereya bunted and beat the
hit to the bag, Cary moving to second.
Austin lined out to Holt who stepped
on the bag forcing Cary. Amaya roll
ed out to Wilson who fumbled and the
runner was safe. McRae hit sting
ing single to center and Pereya crossed
the plate Amaya was nabbed off sec
ond on a throw from Milvitch to Holt.
One run.
Fourth Inning
Bisbee: Milvitch skied to McRae. j.
Holt doubled to left, but was stranded
when B. Holt lined to Austin and
HargiS struck out.
Douglas: Miller rolled out to Holt
unassisted. Molino singled over sec
ond, but was forced out when Cary
r.