The Forrest City times., 1907-07-19

Tee county, under the able manage ment Of NIT. F. R. Atkins, formerly Of this city, opposed the Forrest City team in games that were full of in- terest.
 Tommie 0BFien was in the box for the locals on Tuesday, and further de- m0nstrated the fact that he is an all round player. He had good support and our boys won by score Of P to 1.
 On Wednesday Forrest City had Homer Folbre on the firing line. and lie did fine work. The game was won by the visitors. however. by a score Iof ! to $.
 The Forrest City Association has been trying all season to get a series 1 Of games with Hot Springs. and the public las looked forward 10 their coming with great dea of interest. SO when il was announced last week that Hot Springs would play here on 1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the fans and rgotera were delighted and anxious for the fray. and ready to witness the sport.
 Hot Springs las strong team. said 10 be the best in tie state. outside the League. There has also been a friendly rivalry between Saint and Pat FoIbre. and their admiring friends, as to which is the Lest pitcher They were advertised to oppose each other yes terdaF. and this added te the general interest. s6 when the hour arrived. there was an immense audience gath- cred at ti4e park to witness the bat tie royal and they got their moneys worth. l. vas d pitchers battle and each worked ike the giants that they are.
 l. "as by far the greatest game eyer played ID Forrest City and re- suited in tie - to l. after fifteen in- nings had been played. The pitching was professional throughout and the support was fine. The fielding of the visitors was great feature.
 NIT. Tom Williams was selected to umpire, and he called the game at about 3.30.
 Hot Springs lad the first inning. Lisle went To bat and famed. Bern- stein hit to short and was thrown out: Rainey grounded to second, and was safe Oil Dayidson,s error: Riggs was hit by the bal; Blakeey sent one to second, and was safe on Giliam's error. Smitheai famed. No runs.
 Forrest City =Hayens sent one to If. and was robbed of nice Lit hy fine fielding of visitor Davidson and Jolly famed Noruns.
 Hot Springs-Kely ayed to cf. Alexander was cut: Saint hit to If for two sacks: Lisles grounded to third. aud Jolly caught Saint trying to steal third. No rEus.
 Forrest City Gillian got a pass: Alexander popped to first; OBden hit to short; Brady hit to if safe. but i Gillian 'Was thrown out at plate. i No runs
 Hot spring. Bernstein to lis feet. and was out. Brady 10 Davidson: Rainey Lit = pitcher: Riggs Lit To Davidson. No runs.
 Forrest Cltt Pat Fatbre drove the sphere down t9 tEe back fence and got tv. sacks Grabmyer hitto first: Eo#ee advanced ta third: lIayeus lit t8 arst. faHbre scored: Davidson sent | high QHa toTitcEe9 One rae.
 llet> springs E'8oe ex Lit taHiteAer ana Ms sa1e aa Iats error: SHicHaal l. lil to dfst: BHake.e .ey sfo.e eeca8d and went to 1Ii4d tHe rlag Kels lied Co eL Md oat: R.aaeaey scored. N4ex- aHderhit ta f. and Wls sale oa Grab- myers errer: Saint up Alexander caught stealing second. one ran.
 Forrest City Jolly fauHed Gillian Alexander GUS OH fys 10 If. No runs.
 Hot Springs Saint famed LIsles grounded to short: Bernstein famed. No runs
 Forrest City-o .Brienhittepitcher: Brady fled 10 cf. and Pat Folbre put a pop up to third. No ruuS.
 Hot Syrings Eaiuey flied to If. 1 Riggs grounded to second. and aut, Gillian Co patid.aH Bakeley lied to l If. Neran>.
 Forrest Glty-Grobmyer flied to cf: HaEens walked and stole second bv I nice slideiniots of dust. Davidson fled to eG Jolly cut en lts# faaE ta catcher. NesQns.
 Hot Springs Smitheal grounded ta first. kelley Lit to pitch6rs Alexander hit SOW graauder to third, Joayeaala n5t teld il iu tmH saint famed NJ rUus.
 Forrest City Gillian grounded ta second. Alexander lied ta third. OBrien fled to secand. Neraus.
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