Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

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t,eore Bnckburn in citizen.
.l0thes. sat on The Ma ebcz bench
ara vas allowed TO direct tie game.
i5e III .tio1te5 ii pitchers what balls
to thss~ aud 10 tie folders whe.e
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ehanGa o t a. the hits. Possibly
Blackburn did al night jtast What be
lid 7hG sday nisht-thap is, Uire
home taat the umpire robbed him q
Fho game Since he Brought the
Natcl J indians to Pine BIuG he has
petn accorded the best OF treatment
by the crowd, considering tha' it IS
BlacKUuru Both games have ben
fairy N.n by tAe i.umbelmcn by
supe or aH-rodnd hitting.
Thera vas not much to the gaE.e
OF Friday if one inning is taFe-4
from It, Tor all the fan came in that
one inning, ard here is where the
game was won. All this happened
in the second. Sparger worked hard
and made a good impression because
he did not kick on balls and strikes.
But the silent Man got his bumps
all together and was su'e for a long
time By the way. Sparger is the
pitcher wha5 was going to pitch two
games here.
In the famous second Blue led Off
with base on balls. Tackaberry
nit one over second that Landgraf
could not handle and both men We're
safe. Grubb was safe when Harlow
(Murphy's friend) muffed Landgraff' !;
throw of his bounder. Then the bags
were ali full-that is, occupied by
runners Clayton singled in nice
shape over second and Blue scored
NWnuelli was out pitcher to first,
hut all hands moved up a bag. Gfr5n'-
en- wfo used to be called Conner
Grocery" in Memphis, looked al Iour
wide ones just to keep his at bat
recorG down and again the bases
were tHu of men, two on a base
counting the Natchez men. Cayen-
der was on on a bunt TO Kiernan
and Tackaberry scored. Murphy
singled 10 center and Glubb secs cd
THIN big Ed Lauzon swung his war
club and when next seen the ball
was in right field with Boyd doing
Jhe chasing aet The bases were 10
laM&er iull, Ter l-aQz0n chaS q clay
TOT, Gfrorer and Murphy 10 the
bench. Blue at his second time az
pat entled the inning on beun3er
10 I4an5graff
In Tho first. second. third anc
lou III ianinss Tarnnell retired the
ndia' without e4e semJ anae Of a
hi. N tie af'h. with Two mon ont
eat a hit f. lett foe a bag hrt
il ave. q Linn nothing. In the eish0
BeEd 9anted at The plate and beat o5Jt
Ehe throw giving MIN two Of tie fr5
his credited 70 Natellez. The IN
6iaHs Fli1 not score until III very
last minutes Of the play. Plass open
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