The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
SOUTH WENT UP IN AIR
MADE TWO COSTLY WILD
THROWS WHIcr GAVE CAIRO
THE GAME - IMMENSE
CROWD PRESENT.
CLUB STANDING.


spec al TO the Bulellh-
Paducah, May 21-Tlanks to Mr.
South. the Giants took the third game
and the rubber" from the Indians
to-day before the largest crowd that
ever witnessed ball game in the
K tty league. II does crate very pleas
antly on Cairo ears to say that some
body else besides the Egyptians +giye
games away But that is all past and
everybody is once more r7otin'. And
the boys deserve it for they are play
ing grand ball. Not an error today
and one yesterday and none the day
before -twenty-nine consecutive in
rings with but one little side stept
THAT slows the Giants are going some.
But to return to Mr.. South Poor boy.
he has such nervous temperament,
SO cas- n excitable, And he IS such
promising pitcher Well, he's young.
ana maybe the experience he will
gather will help him. a little season
Ing ana he'll be all tight. X was the
second time within d week laa los his
head and Hts game Just a week ago
he pulled on successful Irritation
with a ia i young, thing calling herself
Alice, of Ola yincennes, and had
the girl completely roolel 70 the last,
and then tried to throw the spheroid
out Of the park TWO or three times
ard presented Alice vita victory
Really, it was the only way In the
world the Giants could have Won
through SoutAs balloon ascension, foi
the Giants couldn't touch him with
forty foot p1ae Tive measlK hits were
all they found on his person after put
ting him through the sweating pro
cess for nine innings
How It All Happened.
The story of re trouble was this
wise: Capt Roland, who has been
playing great ban since leaving Ga
iro, and who played star ball again
toilay, was first UP. just before goinF
til the plate he had a side talk viii
Manager Mccarthy and il is though
Manager Dan was offering him Goa
for himself and all his relations mex
winter IL he would knock home run
trf while the captain did his id
est" it wasn't quite good, though
'.as so not Perry fumbied II and fRo
lara was safe, Then Bissell bunte'
and tore the earth digging towar'
first. 1t was good bunt. and whel
South grabbed 1t he got excited, an
well, Gill'gan looked up and saw
sailing over his head about twenty
five feet, and before he could get tn
bali and whisk ii to GTbver Land, RS
land had crossed the joy pan. Panaf
monium broke loose over among IN
Cairo delegation, while tb Paducaf
ans were adjusting their countenance
for the funeral they saw, comins
Blackburn went in 70 bat for Pre-
and sent .grounder to Perry VIII
tititN ~ III buA AtiEif VIZ IL" 9Ai|r
stop. then came up and sent a teas
ing little bunt down to South, and fo
fear his associates might come ia an
tie the score he had already given tn
Giants, again he damned tbs ball owe
Giligans head and Biasell also en-
braced tAe glad box Petit, deeidin
tbs was enough, popped up and La
i ssn iilc1 QUE ana It was over.
The Ind ans came In with blood |
their eye, but Il stayed here. Nj
Claim ,gronnlesl, out 20 Dummy, Gi
liFan e ALLEN and Taylor got a safet,
but the mighty Vanfenhost sawed
Percy Wilder pitched another bea,
tiful game, such as only Percy ca
glitch, and being accorded fanltles
support tho caemy had no cAance.
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