The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-03

improve the Indians batting eyes once
more. They will be at home for II
days, and will have plenty Of time fol-
feasting on true Indian food. Accord
Ing to the tribe, Paducah Is the only
place where they can get the genuine
i lrticle OF maize food.-Paducah News
emocrat.
Birds.cye Maple sawdust, Force,
Brook Hill, Pulled Rice, Pap, dessi-
Gated bat bags and official scoring by
The Human Jelly Fish will swell their
batting averages
The schedule and a streak of bad
luck Is what the record of the In
dans on the circuit can be attributed.
| The schedule Is about as bad as can be
drafted, Is the opinion of the Indians
and one jump made was $50 miles.
This wa. occasoned by the fact that
no Sunday trains ran out of Danvile
and the Indians had to detour and
make unnecessary mileage. --Paducah
Sun.
ri: said there is nothing new under
the sun, but this lame duck Of an ex-
cuse Is certainly the limit. The HUI
man Jelly Fish prates OF his reliability
on matters pertaining to baseball and
then talks, of making a jump Of
$50 miles in order TO keep the next
appointment when complete trip
over the circuit starting at Paducah
and ending at the same city is only
IT'S miles. Bah!
Umpire Wilker:on is quite an i'm
provement on Bush or Veach except
for one bad decision he made in the
seventh inning which made no differ
ance in the game but called down the
wrath and ridicule of the crowd on
his head. Hayes was hit equarely in
he small of the back by a pitched
ball, but Wilkerson claimed it hit the
end Of the bat handle. This decision
called forth yells Of derision and Will
kerson, losing his nea d challenged
spectators to come down In the dia.
mond and fight One man started, but
was restrained otherwise Wilke%on
gave quick, fair and just decisions and
kept the game moving along in live
ly fashion.
Cairo must win the next two games
from the Jacks or drop back into
fifth place. The locals must ginger up
and get into the game.
If the Old Sojers win three more
games out of the remaining five to be
played with Miss Alys Rabbit, they
viii be in first place.
When the Old Sojers come to Cairo
Morgan will be the opposing pitcher
to the Iron Man" 1t will be carrying
he fight between these two slab ar
lists into the third year Holy beat
Morgan in 1904 In the 20 inning game
while last year they tied up in - in.
ming contest at Henderson which was
stopped by darkness. ''Pierp' has inn
proved while the Iron Man" is not
near as good as he was in 1904.
Gauging Morgan by the form he dis
played yesterday, he is better than he
was in 1904. Not only has he the same
terrific speed, but he mas perfect con
troll of the wonderful outcurve and
coupled with a change of pace, con
tidence and gray matter. he easily |
outclasses anything in tho Kitty. |
Hughe,. was the only one to get any
thing hat looked like hit off |
'Pierp."
Allen pitched great game for the
visitors yesterday, but was outpointed |
by Morgan during the seven Innings |
he latter hurled the ball.
Chief Lloyd attributes the recent |
slump of the Dog Eaters 10 hard luck
Wen accept this as the correct solu
lion, as it is sensible one.
Pitcher Gay has been released by |
hdndEeI huihs ne ttil THIS lHiiuluS /
Tor Terre Haute where II is thought he
will join the Central league team at |
hat place. II is said that |
Harry Cooper will soon join the local
cam. His arrival Is expected this
week We will all be glad to see
him (?)--fincennes sun.
Ebright, the new second baseman |
hat joined the JackT, yesterday Is |
fast fielder but is off when it comes |
% stick work. He may, however
round to.
Col. Farnbaker has been awful |
mild since that terrible slaughter of |
his hopefuls on Decoration Day II /
certainly must have been an awful
blow 10 the old chap. No one here |
Gems to know whether or not the
Bulletin was issued the morning af- |
ter that terrible battle. as none of his |
rags reached here which was rather |
to the local fans. who |
have learned TO enjoy tae Coils dope |
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