Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-17
ELECTRICS FROM
 LITTLE ROCK WIN Capitalians Prove Superior to Their Local Con
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FIREWORKS IN FIRST
With Dynamic Energy, Capital Boys Send Six Men Across Rubber in First Inning of Game
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By showing six men across the rubber in the first inning and secur- ing four clean hits, the Electrics of Little Rock yesterday afternoon cinched the game from the locals at Athletic park. The final score was IA to 4.
 Pine Bluffs chances to win were shattered from the first inning and the lead taken by the capital city lads could never be ovecome by the locals. The game was featured by hard hitting The Little Rockians secured twelve safe ones, while the locals managed to get only eight. G. Rebecca, the bolegged outfielder for the locals distinguished himself by hitting for four bases, as did also Esthmun Buckalew the bolegged third basemal for the visitors.
 Harris, who was on the firing line for the locals pitched superb bail, but was not given the support re- ceived by Meueller. The local twirler has five strike outs to his credit and gave only three passes, while his opponent struck out only three men and gave the same number of bases on balls. The fielding work of the locals was far below that of the visitors, who made only two bob bles during the contest, while six are credited to the locals.
 First Inning.
 Little Rock-Norcott walks: Reese singles; Buckelew flys to F. Rebecca who drops the ball; Farrell singles, scoring Norcott. and Reese;;R Cross we'll singles, scoring Buckelew and Farrill Bacon out, Harris to Powell, Crosswell taking second on play; Lux walks; Griffith singles scoring Cross we'll and Lux; Mullen struck out; Norcott out to Williams. Six runs, four hits.
 Pine Bluff-Phillips walks; Beattie sacrifices Phillips to second and is safe at first on error of Farrell; Will Hams hits into a double, CrossWell to Griffith to Farrell; Phillips going to third on play; G. Rebecca singles scoring Phillips; McAlexander singles; Rebecca is caught off second Norcott to Griffith. One run, two hits.
 Second Inning.
 Reese flew to Beattie, who muffed, Reese is caught off first, Beattie to Powell; Buckelew struck out; Far rell struck out No runs, no hits.
 Powell out Buckelew to Farrell; Waymack singles; Waymack out stealing second Bacon to Griffith; F. Rebecca struck out.
 Third Inning.
 Crosswell out, Williams to Powell; Bacon flew out to Harris; Lux singles Griffith grounded cut to Powell. NO runs one hit.
 Harris flew out to Crosswell; Phi lips out to Farrell; Beattie walks. steals second out stealing third. Null Ter to Buckelew. No runs, 10 hits.
 Fourth Inning.
 Muller gets first when McAlex- ander drops third strike; Norcott singles; Reese sacrifices is out; Har- ris to Powell; both runners advance one base each; Buckelew safe at first on error of Phillips; Farrell hit to right field fence for two bases, SCOT ing Mulled, Norcott and Buckelew; Crosswell singles; Farrell caught out at plate, F. Rebecca to McAlex- ander; Bacon safe at first on Pow els error; Crosswell scores; Lux out, G. .Rebecca to Powell. Four runs three hits.
 Williams is hit by pitcher; G. Re- becca struck out; Williams out steal ing second Bacon to Griffith; Nv
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