The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-29
CY TORRANCE IS
ANGEL FOR LOCALS
IN first GAME
Second is Won by Visitors in Ninth
Inning, by Score Of
3 to z

Cairo and Henderson divided
fast double header yesterday after
noon at the ball park. the first going
to the Locals, 6 to ), and the second
to the visitors, 8 TO 9.
Cy Torrance of American Associa
ton and Southern League fame re-
iieved Binllley in the box in the fifth
inning when the visitors were safe
ly in the lead Torrance used his
head and only one batsman was able
to connect safely with his delivery.
Cairo made tally in the first in
ming when Heck flew to Seebach,
Overton singled and went to second
on Wilson's failure to field the ball,
Everett brought him home on line
double to center and Hughes famed
and Fenner flew to Dowell.
In the second inning the visitors
fairly ran wild on the bases and an
nexed five runs and only one out of
hundred thought that the locals
had the faintest hope Golden flew
TO Gourley and Wilson was passed
Swan doubled and Wilson was
thrown out at third. Peck was safe
on Fenners error and Beck singled
Swan and Peck scoring. Cahill drew
free ticket and Snyder singled
scoring Beck Setback knocked a
two Dagger to center and Cahill and
Snyder crossed the pan. Dowell end
ed the fire works when he flew TO
4 Gourley.
The visitors scored again in the
fourth when Beck tripled to centee
and came in on G. Smiths throw.
Cahill Snyder and Scebach flew 10
the outfeld. ES@
The locals got two in the latter
half of the same inning Hughes led
off with single to center and came
in on Fenners telple TO right, W.
Smith flew 10 Beck and G. Smith fam
ned Gourley walked and on
double steal Fenner came home and
Gourley went to second Binkley
was out, Cahill to Snyder.
The locals sent another man
across in the fifth when Heck died.
Seebach to Snyder. Overton biffed
out a nice single and Everett was
safe on Goldeu's tumble. Hughes
forced Everett and when Peck failed
to catch Fenner's third strike Over
ton got in home, but Dummy was
thrown out at the plate
The locals won in the seventh
when Midget Overton sent a line
drive to center for two bases Ever
4 EFT famed. Hughes singled to CEN
ter and 0verton scored. Fenner fan
ned W. Smith was safe on Sny-
der's error and &. Smith let an easy
one hit him, Gourley doubled, scor-
ing Hughes and w Smith, G. Smith |
being out at the plate.
The second game, which was only
scheduled to go seven innings, went
the regulation nine. A new twirler,
Mauldin started pitching for Cairo,
He will develop into a good pitcher
and has plenty Of stuff All that he
need*is a little training. Suits re
lieyed him in the second and only !
\ twice was he hit, Fans thought thai
locals should have won the second
and the visitors the first, instead of
Twice versa.
The visitors made two runs in the
Hseoond inning. Dowell doubled t,
Ecenter and Golden laid down a nice
sacrifice, but was safe on Mauldin's
Eerror Golden was later caught try
Hing to steal second. Beck flew to
fHeck and Swan tripled, bringing in
IDowell, Peck brought in Swan Oh
Ia single. Ostendorf flew to Everett
The locals made their two talIias
lin the third when Heck flew to
ECahill and Overton died. Golden. to
Snyder, after Suits had doubled.
bnd it seemed that the hitting
pitcher might have to die on second
Rbut Everett doubled and scored him
hnd then came in on Hughes two q
Dagger, Fenner was out, Seebach %
Snyder.
The visitors won out in the ninth,
bad call of Umpire voss workingl
greatly in their favor With two
|iown Golden tripled to right and
litter Beck had famed at two Stults a
brew him a beauty" which voss
Ealled a ball. The next one over h
Beck hit out and Golden came in h
kome. Swan was an easy out. a
First game: lp