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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, B1SBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING,' SEPTEMBER 5,1911.
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Sixth.Gavalry Baseball Team
Suffers Defeat by Score
of HJo 7
DISASTER BEGAN
;r ATVEK1 OUTSET
In Vain the Visitors Undertook
Toq Late in Game to
Strengthen a Defec-
tive Battery
Tho , All-Stars are certainly eomo
constellation. They licked the Sixth
Cavalry ball team Sunday afternoon
at Warren park by the score of 11 to
T, proving that some times all-stars
are better than a mixture of stars
and stripes. The locals got a lead In
the first Inning of ono run and they
kept Increasing the lead by spurt
and singles as the game progressed.
McGlown -went In for the soldiers
bat he lasted cnly four Innings. That
was as" good as the game, however,
for he had yielded nine hits and the
locals had sent eight men across the
Irtate to the visitors' lonely one, get
tlug tho first of the first About all
that McGlown had was a sputtering
ueuvery mat "spewed" when he let
jne bail go. lie had red hair, which
is a good sign, but it failed In this
instance.
In the fifth the trooper captain
sent in Llpe. -whose hair was redder
and who succeeded in reducing the
number of nits and runs. Llpe had a
slow fadeaway that the eager Stars bit
cargerly. In tho sixth Inning Allen
and the two Cuamipion boys swat
lowed the fadeaway bait in one, two,
three order, like ducks Just like
.that Llpe got seven etriko outs in
four Innings.
- Dundoa came Tiomo on a magic
carpal in the first Inning. Ha boat
out a hit to short, went to second on
a wild throw, stole third and came,
home on a wild plt,eh. That was the
last run tho troopers mado until tha
fifth inning, when Pheeny singled with
one down and was sacrificed around
the cbinaware.
The locals scored twice in the first
I-. Chamuion .got on through the error
of the trcoper short and was brought
home on Kelly's two-bagger but Kelly
8at out between second and third.
The troopers lost all show of win
ning in the third, however, when five
runs were sent across the door mat
It was seldom that there were any
liases to let in that history-making
inning. They were all occupied. Allen
singled and stole second and F. Cham
pfon got a base on balls and both pro
gressed a base on a passed ball. Cham
pion singled and scored Allen, Cham
pion going to third. Gill mado first on
McGlown's error and Chapman went
to second, filling the bases. Kel'y
struck out Buchanan -was gireVa base
on balls and P. Champion was forced
to come home, Chapman going to thirft
and Gill to second. Brown lined out
a hot one that hit the umpire in the
seat of the pant, sending Chapman
home, Gill to third and Buchanan to
second. Bases full again. Hlcka flew
out in right bower but Gill beat out
tho throw in and scored. Ross Cham
pion hit through, second and scprei
Buchanan but Brown was caught try
ing to make it six even for the inning.
In the fourth P. Champion singled
and wa3 sent to third by Chapman
who singled over short and thenco
home on a passed ball. The locals
hung up another score, in the seventh
when Gill scored on Mrasn pure hick
"With two strikes on him ho slruck at
a wild one and beat it out, got to third
on wild throws and home on Buchan-
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WRESTLER HURT
III IHY BOOT
Trooper Minnie Loses Match
to Joe Dorris After a
Long Struggle
ANOTHER CONTEST OCT. 3
111 fortune, attended Trooper "W. E.
Minnie In his wrestling match with
Joe Dorris at tho Orpheum Sunday
night After 1 hour 15 minutes and
15 seconds of wrestling without a fall,
and at 11:53 p. m. Dorris obtained a
double body hold from tho front, pro
gressing from n knee hold, and flung
tho little trooper to the floor, his
form limply measuring the mat Dorris
got up Immediately but the little troop
cr lay writhing on tho saw-dust mat
his faca wreathed with lines of pain
Alter waiting ten minutes to see If
Jlimilo mould return to the match
Referee A. E. Hurst awarded the
match to Dorris. Minnie Issued a ehal
lenge for another match on October
JOE
3, which Dorris accepted. The match
was for a side bet of $100 and the gate
receipts divided 60 per cent to tha
winner and 40 per cent to tho loser.
Minnie was taken to Dr. Brown's
Turkish bath establishment In the
Shattuck building wiiero ho was
treated by Dr. Brown. Tho trooper
suffered a severe convulsion from the
shock a few minutes after reaching tho
doctor's office. He was feeling all right
yesterday morning, with the exception
of ordinary muscular soreness and
acute nervousness. He was sorely dis
appointed at not (being able to
wrestle Dorris to a fall. Sunday night
immediately after he was knocked
out he said that Dsrrls has struck him
an's hit over short.
With twb men down In the seventh,
the troopers sot two runners home.
Jones got a two-bagger through short
Pfelffer gofon through P. Champion's
error and Jones scored 6n the play.
Tfeiffer stole third and went home
on Pheony's hit over third.
( In the eighth the soldiers did the
same thing, only more so. They stored
three runners. With ono down, O'Don-
nell got a base on lialls, stole second,
went to third in Kelly's error and
homo on Kossier's hit over second.
Oman singled and Rosler came home
n Champion's wild throw from short.
Oman scored r Jones' single. When
the Stars came up to bat in their half
of the eighth, the score stood 9 to 7
in Ihelr favor wfcleh was the closest
it had been since the first inning but
by Scoring twice they put themselves
out of danger. Ross Champion singled
! and got on and Allen hit to the pitcn
! er and was safe. Champion taking
1 second. Both runners prcgressed
i bate when EngeMer went out at first,
, Chapman hit a hot one to short stop,
who held it and allowed Champion
to score, Allen going third. Allen
sneaked home while Chapman was
i playing tag with tho baseman between
firat and second. The troopers were
unable to score in their half cf ' the
ninth and the gome ended 11 to 7.
following was the line-up of the
teams;
J Cavarly
Dundon
I O'DonnoH
Position Ail-Star
F. Chamion
lb
3b
cf
2b
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Chapman
Rossler
Brown .
Aliens '" '
Hicks' . '
Gill
Buchanan
Kelly
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I Pfelffer
Jones;
Pheeny
McOlgwn, 14po . .p
It, QhamplBn
iriA.. nAiAMAn- H.t n. x.rfiltA
Sorcjiby innings:
j Caraliy 1 0 0 0 1.0 2 3 O 7
JAIl-Stars 2 0510012 X II
twice in the stomach as they were all-
ting to the match but there was no
ono eUo that took this view and there
were perhaps 25 people on tho ring
side. .
Dr. Brown stated yesterday morning
that Minnie got a solar plexus, but
that he did npt think Dorris, had he
been so inclined, could have delivered
a blow of such telling force at such
clcee quarters and he is Inclined to
think that eitherV Dorris' shoulder "or
elbow struck in the pit of the trooi
r's stomach -when they went to the
mat Dr. Brown stated that tho effect
was the worst he had ever eeen from
such a blow, even if deliberately given.
That the blow had been a severe
one was evldencel by the lines of pain
In Minnie's face as he was led to big
corner and by his bloated face, caused
from inability to breathe, lie was
for going on with tho match but he
was finally convinced of the futility
and danger of returning. Conscious ot
the fact that his comrades had backed
hlih to win, Minnie sobbed as he con
sented to give the match to Dorri3.
The match started at 1047 o'clock.
Minnie seemed inclined to mix matters
with Dorris at tho outset, but the lat
ter played safe and cautious as he did
in his previous match with the troop
ed. In three minutes after they shook
hands in the center of the mat, Min
nie back trippeS Dorris and floored
him but after one minute of mat-wrig-
DORRIS.
ciing both resumed the standing posi
tion. Dorris tried a number if times
forMlnnie's knee but without success.
At 11:04 Minnie resorted to a ruse
to get Dorris to the mat Grasping
tho Bisbeo roan securely back of tho
neck ho fell backwards, pulling Dor-
ns with him but his power of weight
was not sufficient to pull his antaifJ
mlst over him and the local man
landed on top and in the favorable
position but a fall was not imminent.
At ll.:20 Dorris floored the trooper
with a bade hold and followed it up
with an attempt at a crotch and half
Nelson "but the "wiggly little trooper
got out, without being dangerously
near to a fall, In a half minute. At
11:22 Dorris got a doubib knee hold,
though an Insecure one, and pro
gressed to a tjouble-body bold with
which ho Jloored the trooper. He
worked the Hold into a crotch amL-a
half Nelson but Minnie used his legs
to good effect by scissoring Dorris'
neck and breaking the hold. Neither
man could improve his position so they
resumed tho wrestling position. At
11.53 Dorris got a double body bold
from front from a knee hold, and flung
the trooper to tho mat for a knock
out, tbo match being awarded to Dor
ris. The match was a repetition cf every
mat affair that has been pulled off in
this part of the country since the
game (fame Into favor and unless
some one does something to put gin
ger into the game it Is going to be
felt in the gate reeeipta, It 1s not
usual for a match to go moro than
an hour, but every match that has
been pulled off here, at Tombstone
and many of them at Tucson have
gne for longer than that Without a
fall.
j GRAND CIRCUIT RACING
' CHARTKU OAK TRACK. HART-
' FORD, Conn,, Sept 4. The big event
I in today ;s Grand Circuit races, the
; Charter Oak stakes, the 10,000 trot.
wa's won by R. T. C easily; Chatty
i Direct scend, Gordn Todd third.
The best time, 2:071-4.
Tenement House.
.fAHhogsh, there ;are,mjiny tenements
; under tm roof. t is correct to speak
"of tho house In the singular, as 'tene
ment hquss," and R is.equally righMo
mention the several "tenements" in
tho house. Broadly a tenement bouse
Is one divided into a. number of sep
arate habitations, so that many fahv
Hies may have their dlffcrcnthomcs la
' one bouse. .
Ara Ycu Going to Join the
Loyal Order Of Moose
If bo why not get ono of tho emblems of that order in the
shape of a fob or Button. I hare a new fat just in. SEE WINDOW
DISPLAY.
THE ONE PRICE STORE
C. M. HENKEL, Jeweler and Optometrist
B
A S E &
BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Philadelphia R. H. E.
Philadelphia , 2 6 3
Brooklyn 6 0 0
Alexander, Mcore. Madden, Klcl
now; Knetzer, Bergen, Erwin.
At Boston R. H. E.
Boston 4 10 2
New York ... C - 8 1
Tyler, KlingjAmes. Meyers.
At Cincinnati. R. II. -
Cincinnati 3 7 3
ITiltsburg . 4 8 3
Kcefe, Gaspar, McLean; Camnltz,
Steele, Gibson.
At St Louis R. H.
St Louis- ."...... i', 7 IB
Chicago j.,... 5 C 1
Golden, Geycr, - Harmon, Bliss;
Smith, Mclntyre,- RUhter, Tonoy,
Brown and Needham.
Second Games''
At St Louis '., R. H. E.
St Louis .". .s,.-.,... 4 11
Chicaso . ;..... 5 5 2
Woodburn. McAdams,1 Bliss; Reul
fcach, Ncedham.'
At Cincinnati R. II. E.
Cincinnati w 3 11 0
Pittsburg . ....,.,. 1 C . 0
Humphreys, McLean; L.clBcld, Glb-
Eon- ...
At Philadelphia R. H. B.
Phlladslphta ............ 0 4 i
Brooklyn , '. -. 0 10 2
Mcore, Curtis, Klefnow; Rucker,
Bergen. '
At Boston R. H."A
Boston . .. .......... 8 12' -0
New York .': . . . . 7 11 -1
Perdue, Hogg, Brown, -Raridenj
Marquard, Meyers.
AMERICAN, LEAGUE
At Detroit-- '" R, -H. E.
Detroit v 3 7 2
St Louis 7. 7 11 1'
Works. Summers, Schmidt; Pelty,
Scuthwick.
At Chicago ' ' R- H rE.
Chicago ..... S 11 2
Cleveland..., 9 14 3
Monri.de, Baker. White, Block;
Falkenberg, Krupp, Smith.
At New York '
It.
6
H.
7
J.-.
2Jew York
Boston
3
S
Ford, Blair; Weo,' Carrigan.
At Wasb'iflgton It. . H. E.
Washington 3 7 , 1
Philadelphia ,..,.. S 10 1
Gray, .Casblon, Ainamith; Coombs,
Lapp.
Second Games
At Chicago R. II.
Chicago .v.... 2 8
Cleveland . ..,.......,. 0 . 12
Olmstead, Tayne;, Gregg, Smith,
-t-
At New York R. II. E.
New York ...,'.- 5 11 I
Boston . 14 3
Vaughn, Blair; Karger, Nagle, Car
rigan. At Washington R. H. E.
Washington 6 9 2
Philadelphia .'.... C 13 3
Walker, Johnson, Ainsmlth; Henry,
Morgan, Danforth, Plank, Thomas.
At Detroit R.
Detroit . , 10
St. Louis S
LaFittc, Stanage; Luck,
Stephens.
H.
12
13
Powell,
COAST LEAGUE
At Portland K. II. E.
Portland 15 5
Oakland' 9 3 0
Hendersqn, Lamlint. Kuhn; Chris
tiaa, Mltze.
At Sacramento
Vernon ..
Sacramento ... .......
Brackenridse, Hasty;
Thomas. , '"'
At San Francisco
R. If,
3 6
2 7
E.
0
0
Fitzgerald,
R,
1L E.
Saa Francisco 7
10
9
Los Angeles ..,...
Fanning, Berry;. Steyor, Agnow and
Smith.
' Second; Games
At Portland R.
Portland . 0
IL
9
Oakland . 2.
4
Harkness, Kuhn; PernolIJ earce.
At Sacramontc R, IL
Vernon ., -. . 5 8 ,
Saeramento J. a... 1 4
E.
1
BrSckcnridge, Hogan; Hunt,, Kerns.
.J
San
Los Angeles
Browning,
Smith.
Meikle, Berry; Delhi,
If our Rocky Fords are bolter than
those, you have had, tell Jour neigh-Wrsrr-Cosby
Bros. 366."
At ,San Francisco JBlill) hlHroifoci'l op hfs prdmise, givfcn at 'the end
in frrariclsco ..Va5?.P.:J .5f oftthematch at Tombstone- on July,
BISBEE ORCHESTRA
The eastern music publishing
houses keep this new orchestra
supplied with LATEST selections
appropriate Xor Dances, Clubs,
Banquets, etc. Each musician U
a bonafido property owner here.
Give us a trial and bo convinced
thaC every "knock" is a BOOST
For US.. Terms given at Central
Pharmacy, or at residence of P.
J. Reinbotb, 60-11. Brewery Ave.
BISBEE WEN! DOWN
BEFORE TJOfflOPERS
Weather Conditions Were Con
tributory to a Shifting
of the Honors
The ax-near-cbamplons of the Pa
cific Coast Rifle league met the Sixth
Cavalry rlllo team from Fort Huachu-
C .1 t -.1--1. .'
ca ouiiuay uiurumg ai t u ciuun, uici
them and wcro theirs by a score of
C34 to 6S0. At the end of tho 200-yard
match the troopers led by fourteen
points, but Hart and Huffman tied the
sofe at their end' of the 600-yard
range shoot, but the rest of the Bis
$ee team could not hold tho tie or
get a lead and were four points behind
the army team at the end of the 600
yard shoot. ,
The weather conditions were the
worst ever seen at the ranga for the
1000-yard shoot, only ono of the
twelve men scoring above 40. When
the last pair of the local team pros
trated themselves on tho firing line
cnlyCi points .were needed to win
tho match, but theneeded points were
not forthcoming and the locals lost
the match by five points after being
in whispering distance of victory
Following were the scores made:
BISBEE
200 600 1000 ToVl
Hart . 40 46 31 117
Huffman . - 3G 41 2S 105
Cunnfngham. . ... 40 43 32 115
McMlnn 42 45 32- 119
Flsbcr.,., 40 3 35 114
Wattlns 40 42 37 110
Totals . .!,.... 23S 25fc ,195 6S9
SIXTH CAVALRY
... 200 600 lOOOTot'l
Lee ,..41 30 39
119
95
133
120
114
113
6!)4
Jacofeson 4ft 34 21
Meyers 43 47 43
Riohlo 44 44 32
Rie 41 42 31
Zawadzkl 43 40 30
Totals 252 246 19S
Margin of victory, 5 points.
With shotgun, 50 birds:
Davidson 28, Meyers 29, MoKmeyer
3, McVey 41, Ivos 38.
McYay has yet to meet his equal
with the shotgun, having defeated
every rifle crack that has visited Bis
bee. Arrangements are being made
for a trip to Fort Huachuca at an
early date for a match at 300, 500 and
800 yards.. From now on the locals
will shoot every two weeks, on the
Warren . Country club range. The
medal shoot will be held some time
during the month of October.
HUSSEN HESITANT
ABOUT RETURN ITCH
No recent developments have oc
curred in the attempt to arrange a
return match between Al Ketchel and
Ed Hussen. Over a week ago the
Review published Ketchel's challenge
to Hussen to wrestle, him at catch
weights the last of September or the
first of Octobor. H use en's defeat by
Varnoy of Tucson, whom Ketchel dis
posed of in straight falls, has taken
the edge off of the anticipation ot
Bisbee wrestling fans, however, and
added to Ketchel s reputation as a
wrestle-. A month ago such a match
would have been the biggest event of
the year on the mat, but the psycho-
! logical moment was allowed to pass.
Jn a letter to mis nepanmcru, nu
sen reaffirms the statement that he
bad not received the article of agree
ment drawn by Al Ketchel when he
gave out that statement to the Tomb
stone Prospector. In those articles
Ketchel offered to wrestle Hussen for
the welterweight title at welterweight.
which Hussen would not agree to. The
statement of Hussen that he had not
received any articles from Ketchel
was nrinted In the Prosnedor or Au-
OJEBtt 9 and reprinted in trie Review
August ll. in nis latest letter, unuer
date cf September 3, Hussen says that
he received the articles ten days after
he made the statement to the Pros-
B.' pectpr, or August 19. The editoi- of
Ojthis page has Hussen s letter to Al.
1 Ketchel acknowledging receipt of the
articles and stating his refusal to
sign them. This letter wa3 dated at j
Tombstone on August 14. Dates are
Immaterial, however, and it is also
Immaterial as to what point the arti-'
cles came from. Tho material point
l. .(hat Tliia.An hna fnHori in nifikn
15, that he woum give ivetcnei a re
turn match. .
Hussan's statement about dates.
goes affirmatively so far as this paper
is concerned, but the articles wcro
received and -they embodied fair pro
visions for a welterweight match and
they were not accepted by Husaen.
R P
In Vaudeville
BROWN & WILLIAMS Singing. Dancing, Novelty
Roller Skating. NAT BARNH ART Society Blackface
In Pictures
'Subduing Mrs Nag 'Backwoodman' Suspicion'
Younger Brothers'
Gen. Admission 15c Reserved Section 25c
Children 10c
Complete Change Sunday and Wednesday
Theatre
"Independent Pictures Shown exclusively NO FILM TRUST goods
u8ed. Program changes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday ot each
week. Admission ten and fifteen cents.
"HIS FATHER'S HORSE" NESTOR FILM CO.
"AS YE SOW SO SHALL YE REAP" Rex.
"THE COWBOY'S VACATION" Bison. .' "
"FROM DEATH TO LIFE," "ZSlfSS
"THE FALSE FRIEND," Rex Co. -.-,.-
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY. 10
When wanting a kodak, films or kodak
supplies of any kind for your vacation.
Come to the right place. We always
have them in stock at
THE LOWELL DRUG CO. inc.
THE REXALL STORE
Where the Post Office)
Is. Brophy-Tovrca Bldg.$
be;rner's
Summer Resort
Huachuca Mountains.
Tho Ideal place to spend your
vacation. Furnished rooms and
cottages and good board
COLNTRY STYLE. Dance at
Pavilion every Saturday night
Regular stages meet morning
trains, Tuesday, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Other trains met by
special engagement without ex
tra charge. Returning, we tton
nect you willf any train you de
sire. For special conveyances,
prices or full information, write
or" wire at my expense.
H. E. Fletcher, Sign
Hereford, Arizona
ATTENTION ELKS!
Lodge meeting 8:30 tonight. All
visiting Brothers cordially Invited to
attend.
COUNTERFEITERS CAUGHT
In the Trio Was a Beautiful Spanish
Girl
OAKLAND, CaU Sept. 4. A trio
of alleged counterfeiters, Ruth Hlne
man, a beautiful Spanish girl; George
W. Hineman, her husband, and Jame3
Madison, were arrested here today.
Ruth is said to be the daughter ot a
prominent physician in Havana, Cuba.
Tho detectives allege that the men
mado the money and the woman pass
ed It Tho favorite coinage was a
5 gold piece.
HENRY LANE WILSON.
Recent Picture of Uncle
Sam's Ambassador to Mexico.
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AND 15c. MATINEE 10c.
j Lowell,
1 Arizona
oya! Theatre
"AN AEROPLANE DISASTER"
Gaumont.
A complete picture record of the
accident in which tho French Min
ister of War-Henri Maurice Ber
treaux, was killed and two others
badly injured.
'THE LAST DROP OF WATER"
Biograph
A powerful story of tho great Amer
lean desert
"THE NEW OFFICER,"
Lubln
Help! Help! Here is a psor -cop
in trouble. A riot of fun and
laughter.
"J1MMIE WEARS A CROWN"
Gaumont.
A colored comedy plcturo in which
this IltUo child actor is at his
best. j
"THE STEPSISTERS"
Pathe.
A domestic drama of exceptional
worth.
Miss Blanche Roberts
In Illustrated Songs
ADMISSION 10c and 15c
Matinee Today 2:15 p. m.,
Seacults of Lerwick.
The seagulls are the sparrows ot
Lerwick, and as such- they have a
greater sharo in tho town's Ufo than
have the sparrows ot London. In'tho
morning time you will note that a sea
gull sits on every chimney potl" Sea
gulls swoop and hover over every roof
In the town. The air Is full ot their
strange, high, plaintive, haunting cries.
The children in each house" bavo a
pet nsmo for their particular sea
gull, and having called them by those
names, they feed them every day.
And - each seagull knows what Is
meant for him. No seagull attached
to one house ever eeeka to eat tha
food scattered from- tho house next
door. He does not daro; the other
gulls would kill hfm. The people ot
J the town, it they come across a little
pue oi rice Jam upon tne roadway,
step over tt with care. And at night
the seagulls leave their own appoint
ed chimney pots and fly gracefully
away to their resting places on the
rocks ot the Isio of Noes. Tho Scots
man. .
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Vanity of Roman Emperor.
Tho Emperor Augustus robbed Feb
ruary ot a day, and put it on to Au
gust, so that the month named after
him should not bo lacking in dignity.
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