The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-07
Took Thrilling Ten Inning Game
from "Hens"
AND FANS WENT WILD
VISITORS TIED THE SCORE IN
THE NiNTH-GiANTS PLAY
ED WITHOUT AN
ERROR.

present at Sportsman's park IN the al
ternoon were treated TO game the
like Of which they may not expect to
see here again for some time TO come
A ten inning game it was, and the
fans were wild from the time when
Henderson tied the score in the ninth
inning. making it 4 and 4, until the
minute when the "lron Man thumped
out two Dagger and then scored on
hit by Captain Roland.
Here is the game by innings:
First Inning.
The visitors were at the bat and |
Long. the first man up. connected with /
the first hall over the plate for a sin
gle. Durand went out on a bunt fly to
Hughes on first. Quinn infield fly was
captured by Thomas at short, an II
though French secured a hit to shert |
it was nabbed by Thomas and Long
| was forced out at second.
Bel at bat sent nice easy drive
down to first and lacked fifteen feet
Of making his base. Bissell followed
with a strike out and Harvey was Civ
an his base on balls. Hughes secured
d base hit. placing the ball between
| rrst and second, and Holycross also
| connected with the sphere for base
| with three men on bases and two
| men out Roland landed for an easy MI
l il Pitcher SaddIer, whose error and
had throw scored Harvey Thomas
| followed with a strike out. retiring
| the team with the bases full
il Second inning.
pitcher Bittrolf1 seemed not 20 be
i ID to his usual standard. owing prob
| ably 10 lack of work, and the first
| TWO men up, Crowder and Dennis
II we're given their bases on balls
Il dains, next UP. drove an easy one ~
4 3lttrolff, who threw him out at first,
"A )eWesse followed VI th another light
me to Hittroiff and Crowder was cap
IA nred 81 the plate while endeavoring
II j score. saddler struck ont, leaving
III man on second and one On third.
II Cuthbert was thrown out On short
IA rive ID third and Bittrolff bit safe
Il 3yer seconds head. Bell went ont on
II an infield fly 10 second haseman and
although BissalI secured safe hit to
as center field the side was retired by q
IA iriye to pitcher saddler by Harvey.
a Third Inning.
In this inning the liens" secured
their first scores Long again led tbs
procession. this time connecting fol
an inffeld ay which Thomas pulled
d down. Durand made number two d
II The list BY striking out, followed y.
"a Quinn, who was hit by pitched bal
4 and given a base French landed fol
IL a two base hit, advancing Quinn Il
( third. A beautiful two Dagger b.
! Crowder scored both Quinn anc
i French. Dennis closed the half b,
IL sending up fly which was caught b,
i Roland
Il Dummy Hughes hit safe, butt wa
no forced ont ait second By Hoiycross
81 bunt. Holycross stole second 70 MAX
ii lib for the out, but it proved Of llttl
1d usc as Roland followed with a strik
out and Thomas fy to center fiel
wss nabhed
ar. Fourth inning.
70 Neither team did any damage thi
inning, the batters on both sides ben
retired in one-two-three order Main
out on long fly to left field. DeWess
eli out To Bittroltf on pop inAeld fly and
III strike out by Saddler being the hi
ur. tory Of the efforts Of the Hens"
us. larsens bnnt To third was pickle
MI ana he was thrown out. Bittrol
was given base because Of yiciol
crack on his knee from d pitched bal
Bells fly to center field was capture
and Bttrolff forced out at second 3
Eissel's line drive to French
Fifth inning.
This inning was also case Of eg!
on both sides. its only important flo
ture being a double play. Long WI
: sent back 10 the players bench on 1
n easy drive to Bttrcltf and Durand WI
hit by a pitched bali and given
III Ease Quinn connected for drive
II Thomas, who delivered the ball
Roland forcing out Durand and thre
out the batter at first, retiring Il
NJ side
Harvey out on an infeld fly
n catcher, Dummy out on a drive
h short and fiolycross out ON score
Or TO Saddler IL the tale OF the pa
the Giants had in the inning.
Sixth Inning.
" The Hens were retired In decide
~ onetwo.three order. French ON 0
TO Bell Crowder on q long fly
x Bissell and Dennis on strike out.
The hits came thick and fast In II
n inning while 1t lasted. Roland !
off with safe, followed by beau
Il to left field by Thomas. Lersen FIJI
Z the bases with safe bunt and Bi
X rolf brought IN Roland with ihe -four
4 connection. Thomas, In trying 10 ma
III home from the second sack, was 81