Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-13
THE tLKS PLAYED
 A GREAT GAME Little Rocks Antlered Herd Snatched Victory From the Pine Bluff Boys After Locals Had Game Won.
POUNDED HANF HARD
Hubert Strange Distinguished Him.
 self With Three -Sacker-Many s Features-Large Crowd Saw Con.
 test in Capital City.

While large concourse. consist ing to great extent of feminine admirers, shrieked out shrill ap- proval, the Little Rock Elks gored the Pine Bluff herd for sweet char ity's sake at West End park yes- terday afternoon, 6 to 5, being the final figures in the bloody affair, says the Little Rock Gazette.
 Victory was all the sweeter in that the home folks came through with Garrison finish, getting the decision in the last two rounds With true Southern hospitality our boys, gave their guests a lead of three runs early in the battle and allowed them to hold this until near the end of the fray, when conclud- ing that they had performed their duty as hosts, they sailed in and dou- bled the Pine Bluff figures.
 They snatched off three tallies in the seventh on clean hitting. The eighth was WhirlWind affair, the frenzied spectators catching glimpses through clouds of dust of our sturdy athlets chasing each other about the sacks, while the Pine Buffers stood on their heads in the center of the diamond and performed other aero batic feats in pursuit of the ball. Round Sum for Charity. It was in the dizzy eighth that A. Jacobson, who was tastily arrayed like a summer girl in white from tip to toe, pulled off some of the most frenzied base-running seen at West End park this year, stealing second and home on the same voyage, at the immient risk of soiling his immacu- | late costume. For these feats of he roism Jake was rewarded by the unstinted applause of the multitude
 Taken all around, the game was a very successful affair over 600 per- sons being present, thus realizing a good, round sum for the benefit of the Prevalent Relief fund. Also, the | fact that the home folks walloped the Pine Buffers, atoning for the de- feat received earlier in the season, detracted nothing from the festivity of the occasion. But one untoward incident marred an otherwise pleas
 urable afternoon, that being when Forrest Croxson caught fly in the eighth inning, the shock being too much for several occupants of the grandstand and necessitating the calling of the game until they re- covered
 ''J0ck" Was There,
 AS to the game proper, the lions share of the credit for the victory must go to the effective manner in which Jock Farrell whiffed the Buffers, no less than II of them falling victims to his elusive benders. He allowed seven hits, four of which were punched in the fourth inning, accounting for the visitors three runs. Otherwise he was very effec- tive.
 MT. Hanf, whose stock in trade consisted largely of a slow ball with a dinky little out curve, which he served up with prayer, got away until the last two rounds. when the eagle-eyed home atheletes clouted his prayerful offerings in a manner de- lightful to behold
 Pine Bluff got but one hit during the first three innings, but they made up f9r it in the fourth. After Trip lett grounded out, F. Hut smashed a double to center field Milner beat a slow roller to Jacobson and stole second. Bloom scored the first two runs of the game with a clean drive to center, taking second on the throw-in to the plate. He took third on passed ball and scored when Franklin beat grounder to L. Far rell, after Strange had famed. Crox- / Continued on Page Five.)