Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-26

pop "p 1eS-not the kind that healah preserEers urge us to swa5- put the kind that go up q little WAY and when they come down droD in m ln1lelder.s mitt, were about all that came from them. Frank Bloom slaughtered one of his curves for three bags, bu, hat was all Fra0ev and Rebecca smashed out two lucky ones' but they didn't amount to much. Hodges Was taeir master. That tells the tale.
 Mullin showed up well and pulled hlmself out of scme mighty shaky holes on several oecasions, but ia the eighth the brewery representa- tlves landed on Muffin so hard and often than Manager Bloom thought it best to send Denver in and he managed to stop the onslaught. II was evident, after having pitched a steady game, that Mullin was weaken ing and a wild throw to first in that inning added to his Weakness.
 Tie fielding of both teams was superb, with the exception of an oc- casional wild throw to d bag or a tumble that was eXcusable because of the force oi the batted ball.
 The Game By Innings:
 FIRST INNlNG-Sehlitz batted first. Taylor famed. Ware flew ou7 to Phillips and Sparks was thrown out, Mullin to AIlen For Voss-Nich- ol, Franey walked but was caught at second trying to steal, after Allen struck out. Iejoerman failed to put one out of Clayton's territory and Was thrown cut 10 Sparks at first.
 SECOND INNlNG-F'ultz was the first man up for Schlltz and pop up to Phillips sent him 10 the bench Fisher famed and Smith went out FTaney to Allen. The first two men up for Noss-Nichol, Phillips and Re becca. went out quick Hodges to Sparks and Clayton to Sparks. Bloom second on Graves drive down the third base line, which also landed Graves safe at first. FIanf tired make good, but he sent one into center that was quickly gobbled up by Fay Tor.
 nHIRD INNING-Clayton started the fireworks for the boys that ma1@ Milwaukee famous by reaching sec ond on safe one to right-eenter T0lson famed the air and Hodges was cut, Licberman to Allen, Clay. ton reaching third ill the excitement The first score of the game Was re- corded when L;ebcrman threw seV- elal feet over Allen at first, when Taylor knocked one down the shCTl stops territory. Taylor managed to get to second while Clayton was eros sing the rubber. Taylor passed away at third, when Ware was thrown out al first by Franey. Mullln opened for Voss-Nichol, getting the mi tia1 bag on four bad ones, but he Was thrown out at second when Franey popped one up to Hodges and the redhealed twirler was quick at the throw. Hodges made a sensatlonal one-hand stop of hot liner from Aliens bat and the batter went doWl at first.
 FOURTH INNING Schlt2 lads failed to even show i'll the flis' of the fourth. Sparks was out, Phil lips to Allen; Fultz met the same fate. Lieberman to Allen, and tlsnei had a hole in his bat and the ball went through three times. The Voss- Nicholites got batting squirt on III their half after Liebefman had gone out on bunt to Ho, :s, who heldec if au;ckly and caught the runner d at the first bag. Mud in the rlght gar den prevented Ware from getting hall from Phillips stick and Phillip; was safe. Rebecca slammed one U Fisher at third and was out at nrst Bloom hit to Ware, who fumpleo and Phillips went to thlfd oh tnS slow throw. Sparks at first stoppee the woula-be run getting when 1t landed liner along the first oasS line from Graves.
 FIFTH INNING-Smith led of tol schlitz with a safe one to lelt ant C1avton went out, FIaney to Alleu ,Reaurie Hutt batted for Tolson ah' did not reach first and Hodges l-sN out to center. The half for the Voss Nicholites was brief. Hanf 1ahh9o 1. Mullin failed to beat llght one tx l first and Clayton pulled down a pop