The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-27

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j pions could beat the Papooses. Ever!
body knows the result. Now let tn
, other pitchers go in the box with tn
same kind of stout heart and will
! ing arms and II the team will onl
stay awake, ginger up and fight ever
inch OF the way the other two game
here will go to Cairo.
| Wake up, boys, today, step livel,
and We'll all be friends again, ready I,
herald and tout you as world heaters
This is ladies' day. Everybody
turn out and cheer the Champions OF
TO victory. Game called at S:3t
o'clock.
Cairo's batting average yesterday
was 2S6, while their fielding average
vas 95l. Paducah hit at 200, while
their fielding average was 941 Is II
/ any wonder that Cairo won the game
/ VIII the umpires in the K. l. T
league please read rule 30 governing
the delivery of the ball to the bat
by the pitchers, and enforce it?
| With both feet squarely on the
ground and in FRONT of the pitcher
plate" McGill failed yesterday to
keep both feet in front of the pitch.
er's plate.
Falling asleep on the bases is just
as bad as falling asleep when fielding
position in the field. Whenever any
of the Cairo team have that tired feel
ing or a drowsy inclination stealing
over them the thing to do is for the in
dividual to take pinch at himself. or
better still, stick a handy pin in the
flesh
Taking the league teams as a whole,
none OF them are as strong as they
we're last year. There Is a total alb
sence of the snap and ginger display
ed from the start TO the finish that
was exhibited at the same period last
season. There are some players who
We're with the league who show an i'm
provement while there are many who
have gone back.
Everybody fans, bugs and ave.
even the ladies, ginger up, cheer and
inspire the Champions on to great
deeds and the game will be ours. II
an error is made, don't knock, but
cheer the unfortunate who tried his
level best but failed and he will per.
haps do better the next attempt. AS
for dumb plays. loafing and pure un-
adulterated laziness and falling
asleep-well, do as you please. Moth.
ing can excuse the latter.
pire, from the Paducah News-Demo-
craft
I'm Henderson's half of the inning,
by a raw, rank, decomposed decision,
by Shuster, they won the game, by
gathering three runs. (Crowder and
Downing. the first two up, made easy
outs. Kublitz hit to left for two bases.
Mullen hit to Brady who fumbled but
recovered in time to catch Mullen by
several feet at first. Mullen himself
knew he was out and started for the
bench but Shuster told him to get on
the base. This was one of the rank
est decisions ever Witnessed on a Pa
fucah park. II may have appeared to
Shuster that Mullen was safe. II he
cannot see any better than this, IT is
up to the officials to get a man with
better sight To render decisions that |
ire not difficult. Mr. Shuster ruined |
good game with the biggest crowd |
II the year as spectators. The calling
If Mullen safe left two bases stocked. |
3ohannOn next hit to right. The ball |
honld have been caught by Myers,
On account of Myers slow fielding DO.
lannon reached second, Kublitz and
dulen's scoring. Bensley was safe on
3radys error, which placed Bohannon
It third. McNutt hit to Gilligan. who
brew wild to Violet and Bohannon
cored. Reddick ended the spasm by
lying 70 Potts"
Admitting for arguments sake that
he decision OF Shuster was so putrid
hat the odor stihed the biased sport.
1g editor of the ND. in fact was
bare-faeed and downright piece of
obbery perpetrated in the interest OF
afro. what about the piece OF bad I
idgment on the part of Myers-mark
be words: The ball should have been
aught by Myers" Mark this: The
rst two up made easy outs" Myers.
ccording to this statement missed an
pportunity to retire the side after j
le alleged robbery nv Ghuefpr cain / I