Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-24
LUnDERnEIJ vs.. TRAVELLERS

There We lively 2ta,,A-s al For
est pal K Friday afternoon Ill when
the ~Lombssmen f@as tie
barquea they fa6 az.aed til nse.v,s
to eieft bis July scores az the
game with tl.z figure < to IL ICED
cakes beside tAeu plates. Gle NJ.
Pattlln. seeat bi9 san vi al How.
served up tI44= course lar lie @l,t4.
bermen. ara they lfl not 0es5tatz
to take all he save. Ten h.ts for
total Of ftteeH bases locks tier ME
whea the runners up in the South
err league fo@ t#rea seasons We9e the
opponents. G.Hbb ard Hlue 4ere tie
principal ss.a9- }.ePaHl.n's
Blenders a1d t1sey Aeleea themselves
to liberal si e ef e3he in tie bar.
gain. Fer Ltd. Rock. Roeder was
a puzz.e al Maxwell moHe so Reed.
er yielded three hits al Maxwell bit
one. McCann brought out his war
club in the fourth inning and knocked
the ball to the center field fence foe
home run. but did nc further dam
age. It was Giee game and "Windy'
Plummer couldn't help but say 50.
AS in the game Of Thursday the
Travellers" started out like they were
going to run all the way to Mem
phis with the game in the first inning.
Gilbert singled to rigt center and
Taylor advanced him with neat
sacrifice. Big Ed Householder had
to come across with one of those hits
of is and Gilbert scere d. Mccain
struck cut and Wright was out. Reed.
er to Cssey. One run.
The "Lumbermen'' were one, two
three order in the first and things
looked bad. Cavender struck out,
Gfrorer lined out to Taylor and Muir.
phey struck out
Little Rock could dc nothing in the
second and third but make outs while
the locals commenced business in the
to left for two bases. Blue was out
second to first, but Grubb got to third
on the play. LIE cCmpte was expected
to either sinlge or knock a long fly.
He knocked long fly and Grubb
scored. Clayton stung one on the
nose, but Gilbert got it.
In the fourth there was something
doing for both sides. With cne man
disposed Of McCann met one good
and fair, and before Gfrorer could get
the ball near the diamond Mccain had
scored. 1t was a clean home run.
Just for meanness Reeder struck
Wright out and Cavender disposed OF
Zinran's fly to left in his usual "beau-
Cllul LldAnCL fAllOA SHoCy ~ was
up and down for Little Rock and they
spent most of the time in the field
chasing the ball.
In the fourth, the "Lumbermen" an
nexed two runs and Blue and Grubb
began to get famous. Gfrorer was out
on a popup to Heitling, but Murphey
singled and Grubb missed the third
strike after singing out two fouls.
Murphey stole the second sack while
Grubb was doing his stunt, and then
Blue hit out a two-bagger which made
scoring easy. L.0compte was safe
on Hickey's low throw of his bounder,
but Blue scored, Clayton was an
easy out.
fer the fans to watch the runs come
in. Gfrorer met one fair and square
fer base and to advance him, Mur.
phev hit a slow one to Wright which
put Murphey out, Grubb singled and
Blue was again very busy with a two
baser to left center, Gfrorer and
Grubb both scoring. LeCompte went
out to Wright but Blue scored on
Hickey's error. Casey was cut sec
ond to first. Three big runs.
The "Lumbermen' got two more for
good luck in the eighth. After Murphey
had gene to the bench when Hickey
got his fly Grubb hit for three bases
and scored on Blues third double.
LeCompte singled and Blue went to
third, where he scored On Claytons
single. Casey hit to pitcher and Le-