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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUKE 9. 1912.
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GIANTS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED BY
THE ABILITY OF MANAGER M' GRAW
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All kind? "of Juniper wood
at all times -:- Hay,
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Most of the New York Stars
Realized Their Possi
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Traininsr
WHAT SOME OTHER
LEADERSJIAVE DONE
.NEW YORK, Juno '. It uiust be
S source of considerable satisfaction
to John McGraw. .as It U to his well ,
TviBbers and well wishers of the Oi
ants here, that his present champion
.team ife mostly of hi own UulKUns.
anil develoiring. individually and a
a strong whole. The competent man
agers oan develop the smooth snd po
tent machine, given the capwVuuit
r-thafs what they're there, for hut
AlcCraw llko his great rival. -Mark,
has au .' exceptional gilt of lakiUo
green materiel, learning quiekh
whether It Is of sufficient potential
worth to keep, and then with iu
limit skill, nu.wug it along until i
s of top-notch caliber and redj u
bo shoved Into a regular place is
keep up the simmmI of the 'team.
There is much more to McGrau -high
ability than the Inllueuce ot hi
J)orsoHlity to keep his. men -la
Joins their best and his keen eye uir
maneuvering, though for a while
these were thought to bo hla entire
stock in trade, llo has accomplished
n good deal by fcbrcwd trading ior
nHitcrial already developed, hut he
haa accomplished more through new
jiKiteriat secured through scouts a
sine qua non or modern ImiwIkiII aud f
by hl own expert handling of new
men, says the New York Sun. j
' Merkle. Devore, Snodgrass. Meyei- ,
Mnrqunru. Sbafer. Fletcher a good
part of his teamall these have made
.their greyest improvement, realized
.their irttlbilitifs umlc" McGraw.
jarry Doyle was a. pretty good ball t
Blayer wlien ho caiuo here, but was
made Into a better one. burner aim
Idaf.!...- ifnrn t-rvi ? itlnn" ll!l I'V-
tbotich for several scahou. bat al- Kubu Ohlriu? thought intfclding
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Two Players Who
Owe Much To
McGraw's Trainingi
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES
Office Phone 121 Yard PKone" 151:'
AMERICAN LEAGUE
T
Scores Yesterday HOW THEY STAND
WARREN DISTRICT LEAGUE
Won .Lost I'ctf,
.U Cleveland
Cleveland New York
Kahlor and Keaxterly:
Sweeney. "
At St. Louis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Powell and Stephens:
L-Vpr.
At Chicago
It 11 B ) ttarrcn
.1 1 0 j Hlbbeo .
. 0 0 i Lowell
Warbop and
AMERICAN LEAGUE
It
H K Chicago
4 I iloston .
.112
Morgan and
It E
' Chicago
Washington
t.c
White and Mock:
smith.
At Detroit
Detroit Boston
Works and
Nunamakcr.
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Stit
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Johnson and A In
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Wojd and
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
At .New York
Now York
Cincinnati
Marquard and Meyers
Fronirao and McLean.
II ?H
1 '2
4 -2
Denton
nr&ZS.- OMCrVER.-GlAHTS hV3aSJlTCHER.GlANriS jSt. 'J,
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia . . . . .T l.
It
er he ua until Mack allowed liim.
outfielder, but Huuh Jennings helped
he!
Alexander and Donlti:
er, Snllee and AVlnfto.
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Willi. Gey.
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Cheney
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mm u uiiu out nai a ricn jiriiv lie, i. ltoiiton-
ys imbibing knowledge, aud j hen i was his forte until Mack made an out leally is. Stauaf, AVillttt and Gain- i Boston
thn timti dime to make recular.i '-,f i flehler of hltii Dan Aluniliv illdn't i er nr starts who have come to tlicir'Pitttborc ...
them they jumped in and more than . striho ha rea, galt untu JIac sUitej fuU 'eirulgciree undor JounSag!,. Hall ..T!le.r an'1
Wed ."MuWCiTtitvoreliir P'i' om second base to the outneld.1 Chase, great pla,er that he alwe- - ' - -,,
about Ixittinc "lie laamed fraift'Sic Finding the Right Job has been, might become 'Still greater At Urooklyn '
Oraw. who also taught him how to. Coincident with the growth of I. se-, wcrc t,c rBht manager to come I Urocklyn . .
nike the best m,c of his natural : ball, and in a metisure helpjng that , , on . Ul0Ug, , vivcrton may be that! Chicago
3,-msed. i Ktowth, has been a good deal of thU! '"" b itargcr and Miller:
Chief Once a Joke latulty of managers of so handling a man- ! Archer.
ri,i,.f iim-orc u-;i: n InmlierLiii: and man as to make 1 star out of him in! It took Griffith to discoier that thi
3ust an ordinary catcher when he firet i the position he already was playing, best place tor Esmond of the Keds wasj
o. i.io fnrtimiw -iiii MrGraw and teaching him things and makins him . it shortstop, and in Zelder. Jlmni;-
MIDI lD wj . ...w- I .. . . . ... - . . M. 11.. , .
Vus considered something ol a joke ; .realize nm own worm or 01 nttiiie . cananan seems 10 iwc uuuie mno At vernon
i ernon
I San Francisco .. 3
1 llttt fin.Y I!wiun. lloitl...'
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?orfnl natural hitttr. Movtrs at tirst , Knowieage 01 uaseuau ami mimani .MaiuKer ciarne. is airausuus. """"iSMimMt 4
"was weak on fliee. but now he is not ' nature on the part of managers which Steele made a great first baseman out j , , . . a
'only good onthtm. but tho most valu- has done mucli In supplying Hie dc- of Frel Tonny. once a catcher, and J 4 Oakland !" ' It 11K
"able backstop in basebi 11 today. : maud for required quality In modern there are numerous similar cases. A . Oakland 1- 55
1 It is well known how Saodsrasa wa baseball. i reat manager. Solec. Ho had much Sa " ' " - 3J;0
unatlo into an mtflclder and a helpful I A case in iK)int is that of young, to do with the building up of tnc, Brogoryt Hrooks andltohrer: lahi
COASJ LEAGUE
Clovelaud . .
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York . .
SL Louis ...
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Chicago
Cincinnati .
Pittsburg ...
St. Louis ...
Philadelphia
Urooklyn . . .
Boston
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COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED MINING GO
REDUCTION WORKS
We Are Now in the' Market for
the Purchase of Cooper OrV"
and Copper Matte ;'
Corresponflence Solicited
A'ddress
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DOUGLAS ARIZ.OtijV:
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COAST LEAGUE
Vornou
Oakland
I-os Angrfes . .
Sacramento . . ,
San Francisco
Portland
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AMERICAN ASSOCIAYlON
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus . . .
Kansas City
St; Paul ...
Indianapolis
Milwaukee .
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ilut McGraw saw l.pforc anybody else , him into sonw other ltosition for which good second busoinan into a really yor
that Meyers not only had the intkiu ; ho was naturally betfer suited, but; good first liaseman. The case of Jack j .ln
of a flrst clasH catcher, but was a won-) didn't know it. 'Tie a combination of Miller of the Pittsburgs. prompted by, ,,
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GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
fs if W :
tmffffaF' a$& ?9?- ,
jSMWSk
Grain, Hay and Ml
ffTrjrlc' fVirfrci-n TFsori "' (
a.!! wuvawu a wvv
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Independent Fuel & Feed Co
Fhonc Bisbec 23 J Vhcnc Lowsll 12U.
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Washington ; t Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
.New York at Chicago.
ISoston at St. Louis.
enittgettiag factor from a 'catcher; ; roster of the Washington te.m. It Cubs, though Frank Chance, unuer 0I1(j (;ieejf
JM)W Manpiard. under MtGraw s tutc- ivmaineu tor cwra unniiu to mscov nuoni acnuue, minor, r.itre, muuuuu.
"lege when every body elso wt rou-!cr (lot Foster's true position was.Urown, Kllng and Zimmerman, attain j At Porttarii
I mint iMtet, nut siiiuiMuif. nurc ut', vi iiiui o-ul:OL iw iov ju I'nrtlinil
1 - SilK 1
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Los Angeles
had met with Indifferent success, and! great deal. There is no doubt that I
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unless rosier is a uasn in me pan. u.jioger uresuauuii mum: an u:iuuei. j Klawitter" and Fiaber-
nwtning slorj. be has just fuund ili' third bieeman ol Mow re; and he eitu-, u0ee,
metier and that ibroiittb a ahreud r brought out or Improved Hauscr.i "
in:nag(i u t o'b v as always an unta iiarmon sauce dim rvaus
it H-4a
s r. 1 3 4
. 2 C$2
Slaglo Aftd
NATIONAL LEAGUE
THE ANTLERS CAFE jr: X.
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE P 0. PHONE 22L i
WMiUOJBINSON ; -,.
MODERN
fIGHTERS AR
SAVING THEIR PENNIES
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
lx)isille 0, Kansas City II.
Columbus .". Mlnueaiiolis 2.
JndianaHli& l-U.'! Milwaukee ."
Toledo 1. St. Paul 3.
' Pittsburg at Boaton.
Cincinnati at Xu- York.
Chicago at Urooklyn.
St. iAiuis at Philadelphia.
COAST LEAGUE
Saeramonto at Oakland.
Sun Francisco t Vomon.
Los Angelfb at 1'ortaud.
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TRY ONE OF OUR BIG .
ICE CREAM
SODAS THEY ARE FINE, .
BISBEE DRUG CO.
COLLEGE GAMES
Princeton
Yale . . .
Wolgast, Bat Nelson, .IplTri ca and Other Pugilists Arc
Kiifc-diisllich Men Old Timers Made Forhincs Hut
Threw Them Awav.
j CALENDAR OF SPORTS
I Z " .
St. Elmo Hotel
Brewery Gulch, one block from do
pot. A fir.it class place to etop
when In Bisbce. rour patronage
sollclted.
Smith Whaley. Prop.
MCG?AW
fVACER. - Ol.STJ
'leBiiiiiig bun, was transformed frou. a
71eoi into a peach. Iio Merkle. au
jobfecuru Biibhtitute during the Tenuy
ilujr. nw retained, and hei he did
n&tt bi efmnce dcvchei rnpklly into
a emek fiivt beuMn. It uas uuder
MeGraw that llersuc came into prom
Jt!H. Hotlce, and h ehxold Urandall
0"rtll tlNit irftcber liecuwic the Mtd.
deneilaWe workman Ik in Malbew-
hum become (samjhii under ileGraw. ,e.iy in hw. Ilghiing
lrtlir Wflon. cfttut catelleT. is
"JVood oiKWfth to be a flnw-rtrlxg W
.jrher 'ju any tem wot having a
nMayonr.
AH of which go to show tbat Me
;niw toe iimhIu bb on ttuin.
Connie Mack .liaa demotiatratod no
Hm .MKyi Jir'hfa tMHidttBanddcrlS!
lily Robert Kdgrtn.)
The sums of money now being1 aid
iuhters for short bouts with wtll-
luddi-d gloves would have been bc-
ud the wildest dreams of the old-
ii..ic ehamiiioHH. A couple of weeks
ago t mv, Packey Melfcirtenil getting
1 sli.ixti In mmtt for boxing ten rounds
iwith Matt Wdls, who cleaned up a
like smm himself including1 his picture
money. Jofctim Kllbaue will receive
-"i,0 for iKixing ten rounds with
Fmnkie Burne. Wolgast wants SlS.fWo
for boxing ten rounds and turns up
hi iKje at anything else. A mere $11V
' !. he romrda as Hardly worth the at
tention of a champion.
Just compare that to the money the
ohl-tiincrs fought for. Charlie .Mitch
ell fought Jack Burke at Ascot race
track for th championship 0f Bng
hitid. The tight lasted au hour and
seventeen minutes. The stake wag
?2."m a side. Jack McAuliffe fought acv.
enteeii dHrate rounds with Jack
Hopper. skluUzht glove for a puree
Of 2i. The 5reat John L. Sullivan.
time, fought
Seve Taylor at Harry Hill' sporting
report in New Y'ork and received .$30
for the winning. Later, when Sullivan
get $73f for knocking out John Flood
In that historic light on a barge on
the Hudson, he showed the money
witn sreat prMle. Thin was lcl in
"Wojig af men. , Coomse. trKt abort ly-mter tit tatine the first big
CbWm, iMKerBawr, .Mctfluo iohk ,pnnn. . honieomheciiamploiiB who
j, Lap). Bewler aild pWrtHg are aiie no .dead and burled mado for
,Mar who reached their .ienitllnnder tune-4n.therin awl through thoat--Qfitlc'
The A thltJC'geluB' showed rical'-exhibUjonji after their big fthts.
tt,'JM tWitt Wie he fopud the Pflter Jacteon of Atwtralla mado, in
llrmpr pteee tie 3lelmte. as elerer r jIl nwot XZZQjm. He "Wew" it all,
wawgertal stroke as baseball kawwe.jawl wm at last ent Waclc to Australia
fJKHDas dWot Vaow bw goo-1 a tea- br pttbUc bejipUyn, e brok9n-jwp
Mon day
Chaminonship tournament of Mtssour j gtate Golf abcciatiou opens at Kin-
sas City.
Gulf States tfnnP ebampiunsnip ",ou rnainont opens at New Orleans
wreck, to die there of consumption , v,omcl,.s mtUinM .,,,, ciiampionhh i tournament opens at Philadelphia
Joe Gnns i-ltanel up about the same old Dominion tennis championship to vrnnniont opens at Bichmond, Va
amount or money. Oiice, in a burst of. Mike Gibbons vs. Tom Connor. 10 r omnlr. at Brooklyn,
confidence Joe told mc that ho had, "Knockout" Brennan vail "Honey" Mi-IIod). i-" rounds, at f!allImorr
gambled away about $2ftO.O0, as near ' " Tucs day
as he could figure It. He wived a llttl0 j Centnil New Jerj-ey' tennis champion ship tournament opens at-Trenton
money from his lust three cr four big Opuuing of annuWbcnch show of Lehl gh Valley Kennel club. Alloutown. Pa
flglits. Opening of annual exhibition of Spri ngfield (O.) llorso Show association
Dixon made 5-.00.000, approximately. Oi enlug of Cedar 'Valley Circuit rac e meeting at I'crry. Iowa.
in the ring and on the stage. He died
without a dollar to hi name. Wine
and women! That got the old-timers.
Sulivan Spent a Million
John L. Sullivan was tho greatest
nioney getter In the history oC the
Wedn esday
Massachusetts amatqur golf champion ship tournament open at Brae-Burn
C. C. I. 1
! Idaho State tennis championship tour nau'enl opens at LcWiston, Idaho.
IIUi OWU . .
Freddie Welh v?C .Grovcr Hayce, 10 r Oundt. at Colurabus, O.
Fri day
sjiort. John earned one way and an
other, over 1,ij09.ijOO. He blew It all. American Olympio'.team sails from New York en route to Stockholm
Then when au old man. discretion Championship wrestling match bol wn Frank Gotch ami "Americus.
came to mm. lie stopped drinking aud
began a ery siacessful thcatriail ca
reer, with his own show. Sullivan
at
IhJtiinore. I
Oregon Suite swimming championship s in tht Lillamctto Uier, Poitlaud
3to rday
drew great houses everywhere for a' Cunudiaii Olympic team sails from-M ontn-al en route to Stockholm,
tew years. Today ht- bus over ?l(rt),000. ' Metropolitan tonnis cbnmpioushlp to tirnunioitt In Nov.' Y'oric city.
Tommy Byan is auother furracr. ! Imliatia State tennis champIoiiHlili t oumament In New York oily.
Tommy admits that he ran draw his I Indiuua Stale tennis championship tournament opens in Indianapolis,
check for $30,w. Perhaps be has) Opening of summer nice meeting of H atnilton Jockey club. Hamilton. Ont
more than that, counting in his farm j Annual Schuykill .Naval regatta on th 0 Scliuykill Blvor. Philadelphia
property. '
Two old-timers who made tbolr
money in the ring and threw It all
aay were Denver Ed Smith and Pad
dy Slavin. When down and out at last J um uto Pni lnno s Cao
both went to Alaska, whero they At ALTO, Cal.. June 8. Cap-
clinni m. , ninr.iMi.i.i.. rnrinniM in ..r. tain Sowurd and-tlicmcmPcni oi tuo
ieess
ring. Wlieu he was clmmnion. and keoiinieXr-'Y.. where tho crow will
shortly after be beut Tom Sharkey tho K compete In the intorcolleiato rogat-! .cs AN'GELKS. Juae fc. Jat
second time, Joffries showed me a I ta at tho end of tWs month. Much f White, of Chicago, was given the J.
Lank book in .which be was credited ; interest Is manifested In tno trip oi
with a bulanee of SlbtDHtO. .Afterward IJIiu lifcuford oarsmen as tueyivJ!i,ue
i- ---- - - l.a-:. -it .. - -i
any c
O. K. LIVERY and
UNDERTAKING Co,
KOBEKT HEN.VESSY, Prop;
Fhoue ID. Op. Depot Ambulance
PLUMBING
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I'linii.. fi:'i
T pev. rfters" rented aBtI'$a'lre,J..
MAINLANIr- ' . I. 'r
woorroN-co.
Agent tor .Oliver- Typewruer"f '
' Kct to.Fair ijall. , " K
TINNING .--
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Eye?tjxi2rl'n(i&fabSSllfe'
fori nfrthtlcfrcictWrife
Optometrist s ,
leglstcred " by "fccamfnatiog Tn
New York-.llhTnesota and- rfig&li.
the beJE-rtE-sroTje:1!
c. ri."HENKHU Mar2.;:,.
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STANFORD CREW OFF FOR
POUBMKEtfSIL
eleanefl tip comroruible fortunes in ox-1 m owani ana-tmrmemoers ui iuu, mrtJ.t Time. 2v2. .
eeijspr $l)0,oqo eueji by. placoc mining- arsity eighuof-Leland Stanford, Jr-M, 5, ., ;; )
' Jfm" .leffriea made 'a fortune in' the I'linlfersify? departed loday for Pough-j JACK-VHIT
FREE LANCE WON DERBY
LATOXiA. Ky June S. IVt
I--iiice won tho Lutola derfy todav,
The Manager was neeoed, and Wor.l
THE ARIZONA AND NEW
MEXICO RAILROAD CO. p &?
PASSENGER SERVICE Bow?n & fp:
THOOcnoLn ocnnui. automobiles for-Jmre, .
7:35 a. ni. Lv Clifton ar. 4:03 p.m., .- .. ' .-
8-15 a. m. Lt Guthrie lt 3;3u p. m Phnc . .-.' ,.-., Ph0".
9:00 a. m. Lv Duncan Lv 2:35 p. n 1 Bisbers 2?'. , : . -..J-owelJ.7.
j 10:23 a. m. Lv Lordsburg Lv 1123 p. it -. .
, 11:30 a. m. Ar Haciilta Lv 1S:10 p. ti - '
' South bound train connects with
Southern Pacific west bound trait)
BTE "0i
ho (really "Increased that. 5le was rtlferiit representatives of
job
-Col-
itortli $230.000 in property before he 1 logo in tho far west to take part iuynet.
("outinuoil on Page
cislon at tho end of twmtj' rouHdc
this aftembou ver Harry Tmms. o'.
Knsjland. at Vormw. a-flibt vn
Thontau was oufcirstsihad
.tho great annual regatta on Uto Hud-1 several pounds, txit prcved to be
con. ' touch 11JB11.
No. 1, leaving Lordcburj 10:07 a m
ilountaln Time. j
t'outh bound train connects with Fjj
Paso S: Sonthwestfirn east bounc
train for El Pso. leiT.'ns-Hiehllaiat
ll:St a. m.. Mountain iftmc.'.-i-atidl"
with west bound train for DntuJai
' and BIsbee, leaving Hachlta at 11:CJ
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A. T. THOMSON.
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