The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-14

thrown OUT and Blackburn scored when
Vitter pounded out an elegant two
Dagger.
Infants Cot Three.
In the eighth inning. thanks to some
errors. a base on balls and a hit tae
Infants scored three runs and took the
lead by one They were made in this
wise: Bell. first up, drove a hot one
to Marie which he errored and gave
the runner a life. Downey followed
with an our on a drive to Marie and
Bell went TO second. Wagner pounded
one to Collins whiea he delivered per-
fectly 10 Vitter, but the big boy
dropped il and Wagner stole second.
Kipp filled the bases by sauntering on
four just a trifie wide. Carnes pounded
out hit 10 the center field, but Flem-
ng could not catch the ball in time to
head off Bell at the plate though had
he not fumbled Il after picking il up.
he could easily have thrown out Wag-
ner He did tumble it, though, and
before he had fired the sphere at the
plate Wagner had crossed il in safety.
Mcnamara followed with drive TO
Roland which the Captain fumbled just
long enough to allow Kipp to score
and then threw Mcnamara out at
first.
Mud WALLPAPERS Tied Score.
After the last half of the eighth had
been played, the fans, as is customary
with them, began to move with inten-
ton of going home. But in the final
half of the ninth they changed their
\ minds very hastily and tore back to
their seats at the best pace possible,
Tor the Mud WALLPAPERS scored again
and tied the game.
With two men out Harvey found a
dinliy curve for two bases. The ad
disability of letting some one bat in
he place Of Lane. who was next up
vas considered for moment while
Harvey rested from his run, but al
last the little pitcher was sent up, and
wonder Of wonders, an error was made
md he was allowed his bases He drove
he ball to Kipp, VINO, for moment
held it In fear that Harvey might try
o advance. He held ii a trifie toe
long for when he threw I'd first to head
Lane off the ball went high, causing
Wagner to jump for it, and before
he had come down on the sack Lane
had been called safe by Umpire Quinn
The Infants registered a great bis
howl on his decision and while Wag
lers was holding the ball and kicking
| Ike steer Harvey sneaked over the
.hird sack and started home. He wa;
not noticed until nearly at the platI
and when Wagner finally did looseI
up with the BAH and throw il to Down
ing Harvey had crossed the pan ant
he game was tied
Looked Bad in Tenth.
In the tenth inning the Mud Wal
lopers ought to have had several ele
CANT chances to score but each tim
! some decidedly fast york by Tomm
Smith and Deacon Bell cut down
hit and they were shut out In TIL
I, first half of the twelfth things looke
\ mighty bright for the visitors. McGil
/ first up, led off with hit. Bell lai
down a bunt and Harvey threw 1t Il
first. Vitter however, was slow gel
ing to his bag and the throw wen
over it with him not there to. take il
BY some of the best ball playing an
prettiest work imaginable Marie ha
! backed him up and made beautiful
catch of the throw, there probabl
shutting off a run. Downing sacrifice
both men to the next base but the
were unable to score for the next tw
/ mp went our on flies
!. How 1t Was Won.
y Lane opened the ball in the last hal
If the twelfth with clean hit but wa
caught off first by throw from Dowr
ing and called out by the jumps. Elem
Ing went out on a hard drive to Was
/ ner and with TWO men down Mari
| laced out a luscious two Dagger. Go
Inns followed and slammed a hot on
! rJ Kipp who tried to throw him GU
| but Collins proved trifle too speed
! for him and beat the ball out Mari
started from second at the crack of I'll
bat and by some> elegant base runnin
| and pretty slide he reached the pa
| just a second before Wagner's thro
l came TO Downing. and the game Wa
| won.
Here is the score:
4 Ar, r, TT r,n