The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-04

thirty-third degree rooterss were To be
seen shouting frantically to their IA
rorites 10 soak it, Hit him in The
head. Five dollars for home run. p
Eat EN- up. and all other pet phrases
known to, and ussd, by fans who arr
expert in tho business.
Judse Butler. before whom orimi-
mails quake and shake, pulled for the
Tadpoles in a manner unexeelled by
not single man in the stand. Al
times il seemed that the ardent enth1.
siast would cop" the game for his
favorites, but in spite Of his tugging
and that Of his most able assistants.
Drs. Grinstead and Guiteras, Messrs.
Herman Schnh, J. W, Wenger. Ed
Carey and Ed FlJzgerald. the tide
turned in the wrong direction and at
The end of the twelfth inning the
score stocd C to 4 in favor Of the Wis.
itors.
Everything Looked Lazy.
After the first inning il appeared
TO the fans that it would take al least
Ave hours to finish the game The
first three men at the bat for Hender-
son were put out on the first thre-
balls thrown over the plate. and in the
second half one score was registered
by the Mud WALLPAPERS. After thar i
seemed as though every player on
the two teams had contracted a sc.
we're and sudden case of the spring
fever Not only did they have it but
1t was in the air. Everything was per
meated with ii, the people in the
stand, the lemonade, and even the
stand itself sweltered ana said things
ard took its time about doing things
that is Whatever things may be ex,
Bected OF an inanimate being. Anyway
every enc felt lazy All drives anG
flies were captured with seeming ease,
but to onlookers It appeared that tne
inielders took q week 10 get them
and that the PLAYERS in The outfield
just waited for them 10 come their
way instead Of going after them. The
hitting too, seemed to be done in a
Estless way until the mighty ninth
was reached and then Oh how they
lid wake up.
First Score in First Inning.
liz the first inning the three men up
for the visitors were retired in decid
edly quick one-two-threa order and
tire locals trogted In from the field IL
fs~ their fortune against the delivery
ol Asher. who Is said to be the best
man on the Henderson staff. Captain
Roland was the first man up for tae
Giants and when he saw The easy one
coming at him he JUST laughed and let
II go by Finally picking out enc %
suit him he damned 1t for what looked
like safe hit but, 10 and behold. little
French had it, in the glove Of
the big I'LL before the captain was
fairly On his way toward the initial
ack Mcnamara, next up. also pick
III cut ono of bis Kind ana sent Il
skimming between second and short
ana when II was recovered he was
safely roosting at first Attempting
Ia catch him mapping there Asher sent
q wild one to Uhl and while he was
gathering ii in McNamara skate0
around the ring until he reached third
from where he scored a moment later
on Prices hit. With Price at first
Blackburn came 10 bat and laced out
i warm enc which appeared b be
headed clear over. second. bat French
got iii tha way again, making a beau
tifni catch of the drive and completing
double play by throwing Ont Price
at first. from which sack he had taken
TOO large q lead 10 recover it,
Second Score in sixth.
From the first until the sixth Inning
there was nothing doing for either
team ana then the locals connected
with the regisser for the second score
.of the game. When it was made the
fans were satisfied and felt assured
that the game would end to 0, But
they forgot the innings thar were to
come.
Price, first up In the sixth, LAD ofI
with beautiful two Dagger and adj
yanced to third on aacrdee hit by
Blackburn. from where he scored or
Dummy Hughes bingle, while that bat
ter was thrown out at first. Hippert
was also thrown out at first, his little
drive being nailed by Asher. and tbs
side was retired
The first score of the game for th,
Visitors ia the eighth Aftei
schissell went out, Hipperd (