Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

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&hiupod OIL ~ Eddie Plaas. Clayton
naztea orr ii Yea4ee aeEaeain thiBes
looked promising, but nawEins ~
one slip OF. his bal and an easy fly
4 0Reu.ke followed
Then tbin@s rocked along until the
/ ulh ihnins, with neither side seor-
! ine and the score boy nearly ran ont
of goose eggs to hang up ON tho board.
f. the ninth The locals made another
strong bid, starting out like they were
simply going to run away with the
game. GTrocrer was the first man
10 start tho ball at this time, with
a mic" single TO right field. Cavender
did The proper t!n9 and dropped q
neat sacrifice which allowed Gfroerer
to take second Murphey smaclea
enc on the nose right at Toner, who
YHmbled and Ollie cot as far as third
| base. Gru2b's best vas a slow bound
or to Sabrc, and Ollie was caught
q the plate by neat block on Belts
part
Fritz was hit by a battcd ball in the
! fifth inning. and Ashton took his
place. Fri'z's hand was badly broken
and he will probably be out of the
%amc for some time.
The visitors struggled manfullv ard
managed 70 get Toner as far as third
base in the fourth, but that was as
far as he could get.
The came was won in the eleventh
by one Of the hardest kinds of streak5
Of luck. A base on balls was directly
responsible for the loss Of the game.
Plass was the first man up in the
eleventh inning and as the little fell
| law had struck out twice before, it
was up TO him to do something for
country. The best he could do was to
! look at four wide ones, hut this look
ing ability Of Plass' netted him as
much as if he had Knocked home
run, for it won the game With Plass
on first Sabrie dropped bunt which
White fielded cleanly aad got the run
ner, but plass went up peg. Then
Toner smashed one into the plate and
the ball nit the rubber and bounded
upward. Sample feIded the ball and
touched Toner out, but while he was
doing this Plass slipped up to third.
Then CAME the critical moment and
II the crowd stood up Plass, the best
! run getter in the league, was on third
base, two men were out and Hahn,
Il
) league, was at the bat White turned
On new faucet from the mixing
, tank, and the first two balls pitched
to Hahn were strikes. Then the lit.