The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-19

be found fun accounts of all .
= games played the previous day =
Umpire Oldaker was compelled Is
bench Shorl Stop Groh and First Base
man Haas in the last half Of the sec
ond inaing for questioning his decis
ions and acting extensively, He had
warned Paducah and Cairo previous to
he game that he would not stand for
/ 1t. stating that the first man ;aat vic.
lated this rule would be benched.
Cairo heeied tie warning while Pa
ducah tired their old game Of -four
flushing" when they aw they We're
up against it,
The perfects have turned the trick
and verified the prediction made by
The sporting editor of The Bulletin
thai hey would beat the lgorrotes five
out of the six games TO be played, If
not the entire half dozen and from
the way they outclass the Dog Eater,
in every department it looks as Il
both series, three games at Paiucab
and three games here will be annexed
By the Perfecs
The Perfectos leave ton sht for
twelve days trip over NE circuit dur
ing which they will play 10 games
the thirteenth being n game postponed
by rain at Vincennes on May 81.
The following is culled from The
batting and fielding averages of the
Kitty league by the Danville CONNER
c.alNews We don't fancy any of the
teams picked on dope It's a man.
work that counts and not his aver
ages
First Baseman WllersOn Of Win
cennes had 324 put outs willis Of Dan
vile being next with 323. Bere, the
Jacksonville shortstop, had 1903 assists
Perry of Paducah had 1902
'Hayworth of Danvlle leads In two
baggers. with ten Of them Diehl o
NATION. has made eight and Wills OF
Danville and Hughe5 OF Jacksonville
seven apiece.
Bob Berryh u has he lowest batting
average of the regulars The veteran
has played IN eighteen games been
to bat seventy-three times and has go
but six hits, his average being 0S2
Windy Lotshaw the Jacksonville
catcher, is the champion extra base
hitter. He got five home runs, nine
three-haggars ald two twO.baggera
leading in both homers and triples.
Donovan of Vincennes and Dummy
Hughes of Jacksonville are tied
base stealing with fourteen bases
each. Moran of Vncenes, comes next
with twelve Taylor Of Paducah. and
Charley Fleming Of Danville, follow
with en- each.
Mitchell. the Vincennes shOrtstop
has made the most errors. twenty-sev-
en- being chalked against him Doyle
the NATION shortstop, is next with
wenty-three. Dutch Roland Of Cairo
is third with sixteen
Jack OConnell the Danville second
baseman, is the star sacrifcer with
fifteen to his credit Ed Burrow Of
Danvine. is second with nine ana
Spencer of Danvilie and several 9th
ers third with eight
"This g. the hardest hitting comhina
ion: Madison Ni1cenncs. catcher;
Haas. Paducah. first base: Roland
Cairo, second base; Wetzel, Paducah
third base: nthridge. Cairo. short
stop, Moran Vinccnnes. right field:
Haywcrth. Danville. left field Thf
F. itchers would he Perd~e Cf Vincon
yes. Mccarthy Of Nation Hatch of
Cairo. and South of Paducah
And here Is the latest fielding az
gregation: shaw DanviHe. catcher.
Wills. Danville. or Haas. Faducah. first
base: O'Connen DanviIle. second
base: Armstrong, Maitoon. third base:
Berte jacksonville shortsiop; Moran
vinceanes right field; Hayworth. Dan.
vile. ief field; Borrow. Danville. cen
Ter field. Hatch. Cairo; Selby. Dan
Vile. Allen. Jacksonville. and Fleming.
Danyuc pitchers"