The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
INFANTS MAKE IT THREE OUT OF
FOUR FROM ALICE ON LAT
TIERS OWN GROUNDS
GREAT PITCHERS
BATTLE.
CLUB STANDING.
Where They Play Today.
liopkinsgille &C Cairo
Henderson at Paducah,
Vincennes ar Princett

morning Manager Kubil2, of the Hen
derson team. showed the declaration
of independence formulated by his
team July 4th, TO "Bildy" Blttrolff,
who realized a. a glance that it was
nuughr but n big bunch of Chicken
tracks, and therefore invalid. 50,
with that knowledge n his head the
knowing of which removed all traces
II the lingering fear that ii might
Rod good, he jauntei out 10 Sports
mans park yesterday afternoon and
frlly demonstrated 70 the Hens the fool
lishness Of wasting time over such doe
iuments as the enc in which they had |
placed ther faith
Only Two Hits OFF Him.
The Old I.aly" awoke the visitors
1 II m their trace n a mighty rude fash
1 ion Despite their back breaking eff /
! fors just two OF them French and
lStewaft, ware able to find him for a |
4 hit, ths formcr In the nrat inning. and /
1.-THE latter In the sixta And beside that |
IL caused ten OF the doughty Chickens |
/ 10 create breeze enough TO fan away |
he clouds oyerh aad and clear path
/ for Inc sEnl One man.! UNI, who
H looked especially dsaeartened, he al
jl.wel 70 walk Or rating Mr.. Quinn
ldi1, as a sort,of fejuyenator To- his
tteel nss, and the effect was easily re-
marked BY the eighteen fans who had
assembled TO ses tho game.
Morgan Hit Hard.
II the never going again ones and
The cant ever WIN variety lad seen
the expected losera wading into Nor
gan's pee curves for ten big hits and
three earned RIMS; and had seen the
J way they ate up everything that came
their way and had seen god ol1
] f}.ddy' at his best, putting 'em over
So hard and fast that he had goose
, aesh sticking otr all over tho arms
I Of The Hens and nad them wondering
. whA.her or not they hal too much
: before the game started, ami OCCASION
Q ally pnehing themselves tc see wheth.
) er they were asleep Or awake, ihsn in
? deed would they have bcen satisfied
) with life"
2 Mud WALLPAPERS Played Well.
. There being certain element Of
2 flclt in all bali gamas thoac who were
. nGt present at the one yesterday may
z say that the Mud WALLPAPERS were
. lucky There may have besn a little OF
y chat tickle provision of Dame For
. tunes in what they did, but 70 those
3 who We're present it locked nightly
. Ike good clean hitting and fast base
y running that accompl shed the I to {
. result. Ten hits nicely punched whor
3 needed, did il all. Here is a detaile.
2 tory OF the slaughter,
How 1t All Happened
e lii ire FIRST inning, Fleming. frs
Is man up, pounded oft a safe hit. Marr,
Soo followed and with clever fake bun
- succeeded IN induc ing Mr.. Quinn to sex
~ -four wide ones and tell him to saunter
10 Roland sacriiiced and bo.h men 81
~ bases advanced a Notch Vtter wen
~ cut on q drive to first and Hipper
"a stepped up 10 the bat Knowing hin
~ for an excellent pinch hitter the few
Ss fans begged him to hit safeand III
Ss aid, sending a warm one TO The LEI
~ field and scoring beth Fleming an
9Ss Marie.
IA In the third inning Captain Rolan
I'D pasted OFT q nice safe one, was SAGE
KIN lficed 10 second Wv Vitter and tor
&&ss home Hppegt again ciouted out d II
vs. this time 70 the righs field
g In the sixth inning Hinpert starte
sso the bah by Walking Hughes folIowe
%r with safe hit ana both men wel
VIZ advanced base whcl Powers sacr
~ feed. Harvey followed with a clea
w ht between short and second an
.Sss both men on bases scored
~ More Trouble IN the Seventh.
sSS TIE same sorr or n performant
NV came about in The seventh inning who
NM Marie went to first on besAg hit d Vi
,to ious well In The back by a pitcht
sSs BALL Captain Roland followed vii
We his second hit Of the game and NJ
sy.o ter executed bis second sacrifice d
sSe vancing the men en- bases 10 secol
pSS and third, respectively. Again II WI
ss5s the turn Of pinch tiittng Hippo
pHe and fer the third lime he proved d
sgs right 10 possession Of the titlo, +
90 n hot one over second brought
ssXgs Marie and Roland with runs Six al
see Seven and in the mx.up Hippert sto
sAs second He could nor score, howey'
~ for the next two men went out
az succession and left him still at staff
s{o mo Q.
az Powers and Flemng's Star catch'
a4@ Fast nnldinw Nv All thn Mud NJ
cS~ lopers who had . chance at the b
VI z was, with The exception of "Edly
k pitching, the predominating feature
~ the game. Two catches csbcc al
A ono by Iflnnain.. II Tic frnL inning