The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-25
DEFEATED CAIRO IN SLUGGlNG
MATCH BY SCORE OF IS
TO 8,
MANY LADIES ATTEND
Took Advantage Of First Day Of
Season Giving Them Free Ad-
mittance--PcIe Cats Shut
out in Two Games.
Harrisburg 15; Cairo 9.

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slugging match in which the visitors
We're lucky in punching them.
six hundred ladies Extended tie
game, it being the first ladies day of
the season.
Both Cairo and the visitors chang
ed pitchers in the fifth inning but
botn sides continued to knock the
bail over Inc field.
AS usual Umpire Adams decisions
were rank in some cases especially
in the eighth inning when ne called
a Cairo runner out at first. 1t seems
that after making bad decision I'll
one team he tries to even up and
make poor one on the other side,
proving his incompetency,
Manager Hastings men nave the
advantage Of much practice and all
are good ball Founders and show Co.
"NiiOhl tI'tili VIVA hdlitStI ildo-
tings frequently dfsputed the deci-
sion of the umpire. The score by
innings is as follows:
First Inning.
Harrisburg Miller to Wolfe to Nc
Grath; Taylor singled to cSnter;
Veau to Wolfe to LacKey; Gust to
Lackey who touched second. NO
run.
Cairo-Wolfe drove line TO Cox,
Lackey to Swami to Gust; weaver
flew out to Veau. No runs.
Second Inning.
Harrisburg-Colbert tripleI o
right; Swami flannel; Colbert scerel
when Cox hit grounder TO Mcmillan,
who fumbled ball; Fish famed;
Etherton to Vickers to McGrath. One
run
Cairo--Vidovlch flew out 10 Coz;
bert McGrath famed; Mcmillan flew
out to Taylor. No runs.
Third inning.
Harrisburg Miller to Wolfe to Nc
Gratn: Taylor safe when Vicker>
rumbed bail; Veau singled to lert,
Gust doubled to right scoring Taylor
and Veau and Gust went to third;
Colbert doubled to left scoring Gust !;
Swami singled, Colbert scoring; Cox
singled; Fish flew out to McGrath;
Etherton singled to left scoring
Swain; Miller famed. Five runs.
Cairo-Vaters doubled to left: few
out to Colbert; Vickers flew out 10
Fish, Waters went to third on passed
ball; Wolfe walked; Lackey singled
to right scoring Waters and Wolfe;
Weaver flew out to Fish. Two runs
Fourth Inning.
Neutrality-suspicious. made first on
error of McMillan Veau famed ;
Gust flew out to Waters; Colbert SIN
Colbert singled; Swami singled scor
ing two; Cox to wolfe to McGrath
Two runs.
Cairo--Vdovic made first on hit
to left; McGrath flew out to Cox;
Mcmillan to Miller to Gust; Waters
singled to left scoring Vidovicn
Cranor singled 10 left scoring Waters
Smith bats for Vickers; Cranor stole
second; Smith flew out to Veau
Two rms.
Fifth Inning.
Harrisburg--Woods begins to pitch
for Cairo in place Of Vickers; Fisf
to Wolfe; Etherton made first on er
ror Of Wolfe; Miller famed, Ether
hton put out at home. No runs.
-Farthing takes slab fol
Harrisburg in place OF Etherton
Wolfe famed; Lackey walked; Wea
yer flew to Veau; Vidovich singled
to center; McGrath singled to right
takes second wnen Lackey scored
Mcmillan was called out at first py
umpire Adams though clearly safe
by two or three seconds. One run
Sixth Inning.
Harrisburg flew out tt
Wolfe; Gust to Lackey to McGrtn
Colbert famed. No runs.
Cairo-Vaters few out to Veau
Cranor TO Swami to Gust; Wood,
singled left; Wolfe flew to Colbert
No runs
Seventh Inning.
Harrisburg Swami famed; Co,
walked; Cox made second on error
at second; Fish made second on hi
to left; Farthing hit for first, bu