Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-06


Pine Bluff-Weaver safe at first ON
hit to Lord who threw wild; Weaver
stole second. beating Marcos throw a
mile. Hunter flied out to Lord:
Franklin was out on hit to first. but
Weaver scored. Dezona hit to left for
a single; Dezonia stole second Gene
way famed. One run.
Fifth inning-Little Rock-Marre
struck out; Pearson lined beauty to
right, but tried to stretch it to a dou-
BILE and was caught by Dezonia's
pretty throw Briggs hit to Reeves.
who threw over Hunters head. and
Briggs made the circuit of the bases.
Story struck out One run
Pine Bluff-Vowell out. Pearson to
Pate; Brewster struck out; Reeves
reached first on Evans tumble of
grounder. Weisinger hit over first for
two bases. Weaver hit over infield,
Reeves and Weisinger scoring; Hun
ter flied to Evans. Two runs.
Sixth inning-Littlc ROCKFORD
fouled to Weaver Sutton singled past
i, first; Briggs ran for Sutton and was
caught trying to pilfer second No
runs.
Pine Bluff-Franklin struck out,
Dezonia was hit and got walk;
Weisinger. running for Dezonia pilfer-
ed second; Genevay out second to
first but Dezona scored. Vowel
struck out. One run
Seventh inning-Little Rock
| Evans hit to Weisinger, who fllmbled:
Blackburn singled over Brewster.
/ Brewster muffed Genevay's throw to
catch Evans, and the later was safe.
Marie hit over short and Evans scor-
ed. but Blackburn was caught at the
plate Sutton hit to short, who fumblcd
and threw to first too late to catch the
runner. Marie stole third and Sutton
stole second; Briggs hit to Brewster.
who threw to GeneEay breaking off
Marie at home Briggs advanced 10
second, but Pearson fled to Vowel
One run.
/ Pine Bluf-Brewster flied to Evans
Reeves out. Evans to Pate: Story
muifed Weisinger,s long fly and the
latter reached second. Evans stopped
/ Weaver's hard erounder and threw to
first. No runs.
! Eighth inning-Little Rockford
flied to Weisinger: Sutton missed
three balls, but reached first on Hun,
ters muff Of Genevay's bad throw.
Pate struck out; Evans walked:
Briggs, running for Sutton. stole sec
/ ond; Blackburn flied to deep center,
but Vowel was there. No runs.
Pine Bluff-Hunter struck out.
Franklin duplicated the feat; Dezonia
i singled over second, and stole the
. same bag: Genevay singled past Ev.
ans Dezonia going to third Dezonia
Preached home on bad throw to catch
his and Genevay advanced to second
Vowel singled between short and see
on. scoring Genevay Brewster hit to
short who threw Vowel out at sec.
ond. Two runs.
Ninth inning-LittIe Rock-Marre
flied to Dezonia; Sutton flied to Weav-
er; Briggs out, second to first No
runs
The score by innings follows:
! 2 5 5 G $ 9
Pine Bluff ....2 / / 0 2..-14
Little Rock 80 0 @ O. 9
Baseball Notes.
The game this afternoon will be
called at $3.50.
Batteries for todays game-Dezonia
and Lynch or Genevy for Pine Bluff;
Marie for Little Rock.
angie" Marie was here yesterday,
and he will be this afternoon.
A small boy said to the Walk
overs, You walked over, but how are
you going to get back?"
Ladies day this afternoon.
It's too bad, Lynch and McGehce
were not in the game.
| What's the matter with Weaver?
Distinguished Party Of Preachers.
A distinguished party of ecclesias
tics passed through the city Yesterday
en- route to Dallas to attend the quad
rennial conference Of the Southern
! Methodist Episcopal church. In the
party were Bishop Hendrix. Dr.
llgert. DR.. Gross Alexander and DE-.
Reid. of Korea. Rev. and Mrs. T =.
Scott and Mr.. J. n. Hinemon will
leave today from Pine Bluff and Rev.
J. NJ. Hawlev will go later
Motormen Quit, but Cars Going.
Five of the ten motormen employed
by the Citizens Light and Transit