The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-19
LIKE PREDECESSORS
r WAS A BEAUTY AND WAS
MARKED BY FASTEST KIND
OF WoRK-lNFANTS
SKIN HENS.
CLUB STANDING.

The third and last game of the ser
les with the Indians yesterday was
witnessed by a crowd OF nearly two
thousand enthusiastic fans many 81 /
whom hailed from paducah on tAe III |
inois Central excursion and on ne one |
run by he Dick Fowler. And in the /
saeing of it all who did are more than
satisfied. irrespective of whether o.
not they reside in this city or the In,
dian village farther up the Ohio river
from which the v,ctoriotls team comes.
/ II was great and even though VI
did lose the Cairo fans were more than
satisfied with the game, It was all
THAT could be asked of the Giants and
but for one OF two exceptions was
| marked by good clean, fast fielding by
both buncnes OF players ana by excel
lent pitching In the case Of The slab
artisge though, 1t Is thought by many
of the fans that the ID. fng Of Tie game
IA due To Dutch" Wagner who oacll,
lpied the slab for the Mud WALLPAPERS,
In the one inning when tho visitors
nrade three runs it looked 10 the ma
jority of fans dis though, when Mo
first earaea ruin was made off him.
chat he laid down and did not try Of
J put them over 50 chat batters could
, MOI hit them.
indians First Register.
RI was in the second and sixth IN
| n.ngs that the Indians maae all their
| r ~ {pH
1 man up, saint cred on four wide oass.
| Bohanrpn laced one down to Roland
who tossed I'll % Larsen AL second. fore
( ile out Taylor. Villa Floyd at the 4at
Wayne fretl nra lip and Harvey At
Nj lowed ii u pass him, making, accord
!. ING to THE fans who saw ~ To cff9fi
whatsoever To gather II ia ana l5d
harmon tfailad around the tiiamone
Y to third before The ball was recovered
N Lloyd drove one to Roland which al
NJ ieWad Bahannnn time 10 score Wails
~ tha. batter was thrown ont NJ frs
III Brahic retired the SIDE with DIR Va x
NJ Wagner.
III The Big Sixth.
NJ In the sixth inning when the In
~ dams made thrae runs. after South ha,
M gone out to Hughes MeClain bit satf
M Perry sacrificed and Gilliaan connect
M I'd for 4 live one, scoring McClain
HI Taylor next up, found a slow On
M when fDuteh" delivered id a DISCUS
ed sort OF a fashion, for Two long bass
III and GiEgan registered another rut
with Taylor on second Larsen ex'
euted another ona Ut his-crazy move
very foonshly covering second bas
and trying To keep the runner thel
while Wagner was about TO deliver q
ball. The ball was delivered and ID
harmon found II for a safe hit, sendiI
il Just where larsen should have bef
had he been fielding hia pos tion, a.
scoring the third and last run Of Il
=. game for his team in tae person
!" Taylor
First Runs For Giants.
ON The Mud WALLPAPERS connected III i
Ter sixth aud eighth in1irga. In tho sixt
on after two men had gone out, Rolal
n. found one for d beautiful safe hit al
til, went to second On an error by Lilo
06. III Lands throw 10 him Nitter T
f@ bic left fieldar, connected for anolI
lng ht ana Roland calna tearing hot
pom with the first run. Hughes retired 4
s4# side with drive 20 third viii
forced Vitter our AT second,
i Last Runs Of Game.
In The eighth inn ne II was hoped
the fans that the score would at las
- be tied but only two runs We're Sec
cd. Isarsen first up, opened the ,
with clean hit Price followed W
long fly which was nailed by Tayl
Roland secured bis second hit Of
game and stole second Vitter dfc
one to Gilligan and, though he hims
vas thrown out al first Larsen fou
time to SCORE Dummy Hughes lax
Out beautiful two Dagger, scor
Roland but the admirable Dunn
could not register the ticing run
cause IIippert next up, went ous 81
n drive 10 Gilligan
y Score Nearly Tied.
.N In the final Inning the fans W
NJ nearly crazod Nv the hope thar