Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-29
Where They Play.

Springs at Pine Bluff.
 ,lar Bluff at Arsenta.
 Tport and Helena at Forrest City. en line Pine Bluff baseball team to pieces in the second inning rday afternoon at Forest Park Springs scored six runs' after ing three hits and taking advan- of aome town lot ball presented le locals.
 Ia Hsnot been for that awful in Pine Bluff would have wolff? that is little consolation. The was 6 to ?. The six runs made le visitors in the second was all they registered in the contest. was with them. Pine Bluff man. to connect with the bases in the Id and eigth innings and two 
 s were recorded for them.
 e fans were hopeful of victory the team went to pieces like a cred window pane. Then there eroans from the spectators. It ened this way. Tn the first in- Ray struck out, Lisles was VII ont at first by s. Taylor. Coyle Cd and stole second and Besse a hot one to Taylor at short and ont at the initial bag. Tn the half Pine Bluffs first two bat Greene and Clayton, took passes rst. H. Taylor struck out and and Lighton put a damper on enthusiasm when they both went with 8f1y balls to Lisles at third Fay In center. Neither side had Ia. The game looked as if would cor1ing good one. But that sec inning g-that heart breaking sec came and the fans were as sick rent1y as the boy who had eaten nany green apples.
 Cause of Sickness.
 rrott. the first man up for Hot lxs, got a single to right and led first. Crimmins hit to Green rdygWho threw Parrott out at sec ~5A V1H receiving the put out. efslYelch sent a speedy one into gnSleft side and he was sent to @0'Hern dished out hot ground NSs Taylor at short, who Sobbfed inSnice style and cut down II at second. Clayton assisting. came the trouble. With two out. Crimmins on third and o. Fat First, Keithley, the star col lad from Brownsville, Tennes- who Twas put in the box yester- "
 HManager Riggs for a try out, H tfe ball on the end of his bat tWent sailing into the left gar layond the reach of the speedy adeFs. Crimmins and OHern md Keithley went three bags. s04med to unnerve the home boys h4 errors then came thick and @Bay hit to Clayton and Flood edthe ball at first, while Keith s0red. LiSleS sent an easy one iylor at short and ill fumb!inG th6 ball in an effort to hand it ia m III second, the latter dropped lE4y was safe. Coyle followed a#Hrounder to Taylor at short 10 threw high to Clayton at sec nd Nhy scored Besse singled 10 and added to the agony of the Ae1es and Coyle scoring. Par vene#up a second time in the in- anda pop up foul fly from his TaS Dropped by Flood at first, Emptfe Crotty called the runner ocaMee of interference from the or. The fans breathed a sigh of sr the eventful second inning srs Keithley and Welch got down siness. They twirled good ball, Icy being a little off on his g and walking several of the To- atmen. They were unable to hOvever, for hits were not
 s first run was secured &becQnd by Pittman, after he got t QM balls. $. Taylor followed Struck out. Putnam stole
 4u4 reached third when Puck &&SlOW one to first. Pullman
 1ile Parott was trying to
 kett at second and Welch
 went out on a fly to Lisles
 4ins to Coyle.
 Dr score came to Pine Bluff
 fh. H. Taylor, the first man
 put at first Flood walked.
 knded a safe one intO left