Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-22
CLEGGS PLAY
 CLASSY BALL But Trio of Boobies by To- calls in Sixth Let Wis
 itors Win. THE FINAL SCORE IS 5-2 NrigE"s Work Shade Better Than That of MulIin, Who Allows Two More Hits Than
 Visiting TWirler.
THE FINAL SCORE IS 5-2

Smiling Mike Finn's bunch ol Southern league ball tossers took ad- vantage of a trio of pebbles in the Sixth inning of one of the most eN- citing games ever played in this city and carried off the long end of 52 score yesterday afternoon.
 The Claud Cleggs, winners of the Pine Bluff City league pennant, who opposed the Finnities, proved them selves equal to the leaguers at every stage of the game with the exception Of the fatal inning when two hits and three errors cinched the game fol the visitors.
 the vicitors securing II hits. The locals did not fare so well and have two less 10 their credit. Mullin. the big Indian twirler for the locals proved equal as good in this position as his opposing artist, who, as 6 twirler for the leaguers, is termed . fast man. Each pitcher allowed only one pass and struck out three men.
 The contest was featured by heavy hitting. Farrell, for the visitors, who was picked up by Mike Finn at Far rell on his way to this city, proved tc be the star of the game, securing three safe hits out of four chances and fielding in faultless fashion. Me Donald, for the locals, was also handy with the stick and secured clear three-bager. Carl Ware, for the locals, distinguished himself by get ting two hits out of three chances one being for two stacks.
 The Game.
 Leaguers-First inning: Love out Mcdonald to Sparks; Star out, Ware to Sparks; s ark struck out. ,q
 eggs-Waterman out, Wright ,tc nurkle: Parker singled, Sparks gets first on Wright's error, they both ad- vance one base on passed ball by Schmidt: Ware out Wright to Dun kle: Mcdonald out, Starr to Dunhle No runs, one hit.
 Second innings-Schmidt singled Dunkle hits to Franey, who forces Schmidt out at second; Dunkle steals second; Farrell hits for two bases scoring Dunklc; Norcott flys out tt Waterman; Hogg flys out to Graves One run one hit.
 Franey grounded out to Dunkle Graves flew out to Farrell: Culpep per singled, steals second; .Mullin ou Wright to Dunkle. No runs one nit.
 Third inning Wright gets first or Wares error: Love Singled; Starr flvs out to Franey, who doubles Wright at second; Love out stealins second. No runs, one hit.
 Waterman flew out to Farrell Parker flew out to Farrell; Sparks ct. Love to Dunllle. NO runs, n' hits.
 Fourth inning-stark out, McDon aid to Sparks; Schmidt hits for tW' bases; Dunkle flew out to Graves Farrell flew out to Waterman. NJ runs, one hit.
 Ware struck out; Mcdonald strucl out: Franey out, to Dunkle. No run no hits.
 Fifth inning-Norcott singled zoe to second on Mullins nigh throw tt first, Hogg flew out to Culpepper Wright file wout to Graves; Love ou' Mcdonald to Sparks. No runs, on hit.
 Graves out to Dunkle; Culpeppe walks: Mullin felw out to Farrell, Wh doubled Culpepper at first. NO run no hits. ., e.,r. Sixth inning-Starr singled; Star reached first on error Of McDohalo Schmidt safe On Wares error; Dun kle hits to Sparks who forces Star at home, Farrell walks, Stark scores \orcott singled, scoring Schm'ul uoop flew out to Waterman; Dunk scorcs on throw in; Wright struc ont. Three runs two hits.
 ,Watterman safe on Loves error Parker hits into a double -:ccln | waterman out at second; Parkor ou of first: Sparks singled; Ware hit for two bases scoring Sparks, War out trying to reach first. One ful two hits. ,o +u,
 seventh inning-Iove hits for tW bases. starr struck out; Stark out Ware. schmidt flew out to Waterman No runs. one hit.
 McDonald hits for three bases Franey singled scoring McDonalo Graves singled, steals second; Cu pepper flew out to Norcott; t,. Multi strnck out. One run three hits.
 Eighth inning-Dunkle out, war to Sharks; Farrell singled, stea second; Norcott reaches first on M' Donald's error; Hogg flys out to ou Depper; Wright singled; Norcott o'