The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-24
BOTH SIDES CHANGED PITCHERS
TWO HIT FOR THREE
BAGGERS.
TODAY IS LADIES DAY
Vickers or Waters will Pitch for Cairo
--Paducah Lost to Clarks-
vilIe--Fuiton Won.

by the score of s to 6. Cairo play
ers had more two baggers to their
credit but the Harrisburg men on
bases We're lucky.
Both sides were forced to change
pitchers during the game.
Vidovich on second sack for Cairo
had clearly touched Harrisburg run.
ner out who was attempting to steal
second, and Umpire Adams thought
he would make a good guess and
shoured safe Then Vidovich in
a very gentlemanly way told OF his
play, but Umpire Adams became in
censed and ordered Vidoyich out of
the game.
This aroused the grand stand and
when the game was over Umpire Al.
ans, knowing that feeling was against
him made it point to be the last
man to leave the grounds.
Several Of Umpire Adams decisions
We're bad and especially were his calls
of pitched balls, but Manager Powers,
knowing that it wSs strictly against
the rules for an umpire to change his
decision on pitched ball as was
done in the first Fulton-Cairo game
did not protest any Of these decisions
Following is the game by innings
First Inning.
Harrisburg Miller walked; Taylor
hunted to Mcmillan to McGrath, Mil.
Ter going to third; Veau singled to
center scoring Miller; Gust to Nc.
Grath to Rose; Colbert doubled to left
and scored Veau; Swami famed. Two
runs.
Cairo-Wolfe struck out; Lackey
flew out to Killgore; Weaver singled
TO center; McGrath flew out to Miller
No runs.
Second Inning.
Harrisburg singled; Fish sac
liilced, Killgore famed; Miller walk
ed; Taylor to Mcmillan who tappe,
third No runs
Cairo-Vidoyich walked; Mcmillan
singled to left Waters singled, McMil
Ian out on second Smith singled /,
center scoring Vidovich and Vatcr!
scoring; Manager Hastings reportet
to The Official scores that the game Il
| played under protest on account 0
poor balls; Rose went 10 second OF
a hit tc left; Wolfe famed by decision
of Umpire Adams; Lackey TO Swan
TO Gust. Two runs.
Third Inning.
lIarrisburg-Veau to Mcmillan t,
McGrath but Veau safe on poor bal
thrown by Mcmillan; Veau ou
on attempt to steal second when Gus
struck out; Colbert flew out TO Nc
MILAN. No runs.
Cairo-Weaver walked; McGrati
flew out to Swami; Vidovicn t,
Swami to Miller to Gust, making
double play No runs.
Fourth inning.
Harrisburg g-Swann to Mcmillan Il
McGrath; Cox walked; Fish to Ros
to Vidovich, retiring Cox; Killgor
singled to left; Miller to Mcmillan t,
McGrath. No runs.
Cairo--McMillan flew out to Swami
Waters famed; Smith to Cox to Gus
No runs.
Fifth inning.
| Harrisburg-Taylor famed; Smit
| dropped ball but threw out to NJ
i Grath Veau few out to Vidovic
Gust flew out to Waters. No runs.
Cairo--Rose to Killgore to Gus
Wolfe hit by pitched bail; Wolfe wen
to second on passed ball. Weave
walked but caught out playing of c
first; McGrath famed.
Sixth Inning.
Harrisburg-Colbert famed, Swan
grounded to Mr.. McGrath; Cox to vi
ovich to McGrath. No runs.
Cairo--McGrath tripled to righ
, and scored on Vdovlch's double Nj
MILAN to Swan to Gust, Vidovich g,
, ing to third; Waters doubled to centc
scoring vidovich; Smith doubled {
. left scoring Waters: Atherton PUT /
box for Harrisburg IN place OF Xii
gore; Rose famed; Wolfe fanno
I Three runs.
Seventh Inning.
Harrisburg--Fish doubled to le