The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-19
ROTTEN! ROTTEN!
ROTTEN! ROTTEN!
Cairo Players Deliberately Throw
a Game Away
DIDN'T TRY To PLAY
ASHLEY MEETS FATE OF PERCY
WILDER AND is SLAUGHTER
Ed BY HIS OWN TEAM
MATES.
CLUB STANDING.

CLUB STANDING.
Padueah .......... 10 .929
/ Nincenues ..... - ia
CAIRO ......-+,. 7 500
/ Henderson. . s A29
Princeton ........ 10 ,23t
Hopkin vile ...... IL 200
They came. they saw, they con
quered. Alas, poor Torick we met
| he enemy and We are tneir'H. Thank
goodness, we don't meet 'em again
soon-not with the present asgrega- 4
tiou. ii was awful IT, was heartrend-
ing Let us Try to forget 1t, and now
that they are gone, maybe we can.
Poor Ashley He did all that mfghi |
/ become q premier slshman He hal
the betty Indians at his mercy and
kept them there the whole mine In
nings. But he couldn't 10 h ALL Anf
when half of his team mates laid down
ID him and walked mp 10 the bat and
deliberately and purposely struck out.
here was nothing for him to do buf
8ray II he delivered from hi
trends" ANA this he probably ala
VIII Ie THE fans who know base bal
hamhnggary when they see It, suf.
Tered with him Id the flesh. Never
! mind. Ashley. 1t will not always hcI
thus. There are men coming, good
! men and true, who can and VIII play
! ball Then some of these sweiled up
: Giants will hike back to the town
. lats or some place else where they
can may down al their leisure Then
: WIZ can hope for better thinga.
Paducah again wtn init she didn't
: deserve to What drove & away
Why. errors of cour-e. 1.-THE same Ola
J story. Isn't Il monotonoUs2 A repe-
tltion af several of those which have
list games in THE past and VIII loose
them IN the future A questionable
I decision by Zinkins In the FIRST, call
Z Ing McClain safe wnen he ought 70
Z have gone out. and an error by Bell
: II probably responsible for the pass
z .ng MI the game. Wild throw to
= Hughes which let Potts travel tina an-
z Hire four sacks In safety and bring
I home the score whica Won for other
q wise ii would have been only tie.
the third rightful run ~ the Indians
: coming home in the last inning
Ashley Pitched Pretty Game.
Ashley. Az has been customary VI rh
Caro- pitchers. pitched rings around
n h's opponent South, and should save
- had bis game by q score Of 9 to / in
stead of She 4 to3 as it ended But th-
= oft toid story was repeated and
| tho goose il now hutterins On tht
ground with 4 broken wing i'll place ol
soaring high IN the ar
/ Rall Opened in First Inning
] In the first inning the visitors touch
| ed of the larger part of he supply &
fi~a works which they brought witt
them, and when the smoke had cieare'
| away II was seen that two men ha
crossed title plate McClain, firs ma
all th bet. lived On an error of his NJ
bv Roland tha first and last Of tn
/ game fin the Captain Giliigan FOLLOW
ed wth a clean hie and stole sae
and wilh a man on third and oue q
Z. second, vahrenhosts after Taylor me-
famed. laced out q beauty searin
H0th men Just at this moment N al
peared N the fans that the scora wa
ssh going to wind up some where Ia ~
me hundreds, but Bohannnn CHOPPED a
vii air three times and Nahrenhost VIZ
caught OF first ana Inv a cross tir
IA. started 10 Hughes by Harvey and
was kept guessing between lrst an
$500 second until finally he was declare
cut for running outside t0le line.
Bell and Dummy'a Rank Work.
sn In the second Inning Potts tir
man up. drove one 10 Bell who ma
- beautiful stop but who, although
i=T hal all the time III The world thre
the bali twenty feet over Dunn,
" hcad. allowing Potts 70 reach thil
- III tfr0m where he scored iii THE ball
III ing muffed Wy Ashley on its rcJurn
MIhim Nv Dummy Dummy howev
n stcod ana held the ball about M
: W lite out all the fence instead ~ ru.
!. I'd ing II back 10 the diamond % sh'
!. w his disgust with Bells error, VIII
!. N was an indofcns bie exhibition
w temper and FOR which hc dcseN
N good stiff ccnsure
1, Clans Got Three Earned Runs,
\. III In the sixth inning " wncre I
scores for the Giants ware maiu, 4
III during th@ caprsc ~ tho Time VIII
:. w was occupied Nv tht making Of ~
N the fans III the stand, both ladies b
men, we're nearly wild Win eYc
~ mcat Roland led Off with q clcan
- followed with another Of the Same
I'd ture w Price. Larsen laid down
hunt ana by the speed es Kind
running heat Y ouf Ming The has
100 liolyrrosS went out Va Il pop up Ny
|=n= second base and Hughes wag thsn