The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-06-30

the noses OF "Kal's Moguls" in the
dust.
DR.. Cox said last night that Over
ton would be in the game today
playing his regular position as
'stopshorter.
On account of the Cairo team
needing funds, it feels that the
ladies. loyal to Cairo in every re-
spect, will not regard the abolition
OF ladies' day as hardship, this
rule to be effective from now on to
the close of the season However, as
a concession to them the price of
admission for ladies, except Sunday
and holiday games, will be placed at
- cents. including grand stand.
President Bassett under date OF
June 20 formally recognized Cairo's
protest of the game played at Padu-
cab May l6 and threw il out. There
fore, he has no power now to change
or reverse that decision. He 50
stated this here Sunday in the pres
ence of witnesses. The only avenue
now open to Paducah is to appeal
the matter and bring it up at the
fall meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the league, so says the con-
stitution. and there make a fight. II
either party is not satisfied with the
decision of the board it then may
be appealed to the National Assoca-
ton, but The Bulletin believes that
the National Board would not listen
20 the appeal on account of not hav-
ing jurisdiction, the matter being
one that concerns only members of
this league and none other. At any
rate, Cairo stands ready to fight the
case to a finish but the decision of
President Bassett officially promul-
gated on June 20 MUST stand until
reversed by the Kitty League Board
OF Directors. notice first to be given
to the Cairo club that such a con
test is to be made
Therefore, the standing of the
two teams, Cairo and Paducah, will
stand as published in the local press
lntil such time as reversed by the
board in a legal manner and in ac-
,ordance with the constitution and
OATS WOT NOX.
President Bassett was a Cairo Wis
tor yesterday and also an interested
spectator at the game.
Gyerton's absence from the games
IT Saturday and Sunday was due to
! badly liberated tooth which is re-
ewing proper treatment. He will !
,e in the game from now on, which !
will add power of strength to the |
cam.
Overton's absence from the infield |
aused a disarrangemen which COM
letely upset the playing ability OF |
he infeld Murray was taken off |
econd and placed at short. Jones
vas brought in from the outer gar
en- and put at the keystone sack
Jingle was transferred from right to |
eft and Pitcher Hendee put in Lin
les garden, yet the team played |
asst ball.
Smiling Bob Pearson only struck
ut 10 men yesterday and not IL as
rroneously given out I Pitcher
rum of Henderson holds the record
his season with rs strike outs, the
ictlms being the Hoppers in their
rst clash OF the season.
Now trot out this afternoon and
1ok 'em over The team is entitled
D a record-breaRing patronage on
he strength of their performances.
We have still three games to play
18th the Hoppers, then comes the
reatest six game series one could
-ish to see. Cairo and Paducah are
} tie up in a battle royal and you
an bet your bottom dollar that
afro won't come out at the little
nd OF the tooter in that series. The
sorrotes are already badly buffa-
,ed.
While we've got EN- going make
lean sweep. Fight EN- from the
art to the finish and don't be over
onhdent. Go to 1t fighting
,ratching, biting and ciawing every
1t of the way with ne'er a let up.
he more beatings they get the
asier they are to trim in the next
anne and then the constant whip
ms administered an adversary
lakes the other guy leery of tack.
ng a cross-cut saw. Prestige Is
alf the battle, the other half is in