The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-03
LADIES EXCITED
THE WALLOPERS
Or HOodoOed Them or Something
Because They Lost Yesterday
TAYLOR'S BAD THROW
EvENED UP BY HIS EXCELLENT
WORK IN THE Box-GAME
WAS SLOW AND DRAG
GlNG-DiAMoND
DOPE.
CLUB STANDING.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Vincennes at Paducah.
Princeton at Cairo.

The reason why the Mud WALLPAPERS
won Tuesday is now evident. They
were fated to lose yesterday, 1t being
ladies day, and they had to have two
out of the four so they took the round
about way of getting them.
Locals Ought to Have Won.
But they ought to have had the
game yesterday and would have but
for two things; Collins misiudgment
of Hippert's fly and Taylor's BAD throw
to first In the ninth.
Taylor's Bad Throw Lost.
Taylor pitched a good game and
allowing even for his own error, the
score should not have been better than
2 to in favor of Cairo. Though he
allowed ten hits they were well scat.
tered and the four bases on balls he
gave would not have resulted seriously
had 1t not been for the above men
toned plays.
Game Was Slow and Dragged.
The game was another one of the
dragging affairs the Mud Walopers
and Alice Men seem so much TO en-
Joy playing. 1t lasted two long hours
and when the curtain fell on the fIna,
act the crowd which left the stand
was about the most tired one of the
season.
First Runs OF the Game.
The first damage OF the game was
done In the third innig, Duggan
first up, sauntered. French followed
with hit and Duggan was forced out
at third by Taylor, who captured VIII
kinsons little drive, With Cooper a
the bat Taylor threw wild to Mare
at second to catch French and boti
French and Willsinaon advanced q
base. Cooper struck out and Hipper
lammed one to the left field. Collin,
mlsjudged the ball and ran to it, hay
Ing to turn and 60 back. For a secont
1t was thought that he had it but
barely touched the emis Of his finger
and before he had recovered ii Frencl
and Wilkinson had registered Ban
bour closed the rumpus with driv,
to Roland
First Score For Cairo.
The Mud WALLPAPERS registered on
in the sixth. With one man dow
Marie was given pass to first and ac
vancesl to second on Flemings out
Roland hit Texas Lacquer to the LEI
field and Marie registered with ease
Roland stole second and went to thir
when Hippert overthrew French in al
effort to head him off, but was unabl
to score for Lemons long fly to tn
center field was captured by Donovan
The drive looked for all the world lik
q hit and the catch was one Of tn
prettiest seen here during the pas
series with the Alice Men.
Game Tied in Eighth.
In the eighth ming the score wa
tied by the local bunch. Again wit
one man outMarre reached first, thi
time on Frenchs error of his driv,
With Fleming at the bat he stole Sc,
ond and went to third when Hippel
dropped Donovans throw to head hil
off. Fleming hit to the infield an
reached first in safety on a fielder
choice while Marie scored. Rolan
hit safe and Fleming was thrown OF
at third while trying to make ths
sack from first on the single. Roan
stole second but could not get owe
the pan, Lemon, next up, striking O,
and retiring the side
The Run That Won.
The winning run was made by til
visitors In the ninth. With one ma
down Duggan was passed to first q
four wide ones. Taylor threw
Hughes 70 catch Duggan off the sac
and, falling, he threw again, this tin
seriiing the ball several over Dummy
head. Before the marble had been r
covered Duggan had reached third ar
when French singled he came hon
with time to spare.
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