The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-13
SECOND GAME.

In the second game the Right Hon.
Drth Collins, in and outfielder, pitcher
and hard hitter, dealt out the balls I
and strikes to the Alice Men lie
dealt them we'll too, notwithstanding /
that at times 1t looked as though his |
game was lost, Up till the fifth in
ming he had let them have but two
measly hits and had kept them en-
tirely at his mercy, But they broke
loose then, and registered their first
run id this wise:
Fornes, first up, hit safe and was
sacrificed TO second by Whitley. VII.
kinson drove beautiful hit to the
lleft field which Blackburn scooped up
| and made fully as beautiful a throw
| to the plate with 1t to head off For
ney In spite of the fact that Harvey
had the plate blocked, caught the bah
on the bounce and touched the runner
out, his jumps, Mr.. Quinn, called the
man safe. His decision was greeted
with chorus of derisive yells from
the fans, but he insisted that the run
ner was safe, Hahn hit safe and ad-
Yanced Wilkinson to third and then
stole second himself, but neither man
| scored, for Collins struck out the next
two mp,
Two More in Seventh.
In the seventh inning the Alice Men
registered again, this time making
two runs After Forney had chopped
, at three Whitley opened the ball by
living at first when Collins fumbled
mis- dinky grounder down the first base
line, Wilkinson laced out two-bag.
ser which scored Whitley and then
scored himself when Hahn hit safe
Hahn became SO engrossed watching
Wilkinson cross the pan that he for.
got that he had stopped about fifteen
| feet from first base on second base
line and when he awoke it was to find
that he had to hike" or be put out
He did several stunts to get out of the
way but was at last run down by Ro
land with the assistance of Collin.
and Marie. Kolb struck cut and re
tired the side.
| A Grand Rally For wallpapers.
With the score standing 3 to
against them the Mud WALLPAPERS wen
to bat in the last half of the eight
inning and showed enough men owe
the pan to tie up the game. Black
| burn, first up, pounded one between
left and center field which ought b,
all that Is good and holy, to have beer
good for two bases, but after feldin,
H 1t Hahn made wonderful throw t,
! second and caught him within foo
4 Of safety Fleming followed with
safe hit and Marie drew a base Of
| balls. Collins hit safe and filled til
| tases, Mid the cheers Of the wldl
excited fans Captain Roland steppe
~ to the pan and proceeded to lace on
= beautiful two-bagger on which a
= three of the men on base scored. Tn
fans nearly went wild when the me
came over the rubber and the
thought the game was going to b
cinched for Cairo.
Alice Comes With Another.
Their hearts went UP In the
mouths though, in the first half Of tn
ninth, for the Alice Men registere
another run. They did 1t with two me
out too, by hit and stolen base b
Wilkinson and a big two Dagger b
Hahn.
WALLPAPERS Win Out.
"A Stock went up again however, a
ter the first Of the Cairoites came
bat in their half of the final innin
II was the estimable Dummy Hughe
A 4 and the first thing he did was to kit
4 \ out safe hit vitter followed hi
). with beautiful two Dagger and I
n 1t Dummy scored. Harvey, next Il
hi safe and advanced Vitter TO thir
With no one out, one score made al
two men on bases, the fans were IA
ly wild and when Blackburn hit ga
!, over the heads OF the infeld, scorll
vitter, the crowd went complete
NH crazy The game was stopped rio