The log cabin Democrat., 1914-04-23
OPENING BATTLE
 GOES TO HENDRIX
HENDERSON BEATEN lI-7
BULLDOGS KNOCKED MULLER OUT OF BOX IN SIXTH-D.
 LEGO GETS HOMER.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
 Coach Maulding of Henderson Brown yesterday used two of his most reliable pitchers in an effort to cop the opening game with Hendrix, both of whom the Bulldogs unmercifully pommled, and won the exhibition by the score of II to T. Muller, Mauld- ing's first choice, was knocked from the box in five innings. Ed Kent, who formerly wore the black and orange: was substituted in the sixth, after Muller had been touched for two sin gles and had walked McQuistion, but the lanky hurler had nothing the Bull dogs could not find. Douglass Legg, who was the first to face him, lam pasted the national toy against the left garden wall for two bases, SCOT I ing two men.
 The game started off as if it were going to be a hair-splitting contest. Both sides were retired in order in the ! first frame In the second, Tender sons three batters popped out. But when Hendrix came to bat in this round, she started the fireworks. Cook was the first up and planted the sphere between left and center field, perching himself on second. Wago- ner grounded to Elliott, who erred Cook reaching third and Wagoner first. Wagoner stole second. Hutch inson struck out. Johnson rolled to Turner, who threw wild to Norris to catch Cook. Culpepper swatted one to left for two sacks, Johnson and Wagoner counting. Culpepper was caught out at the plate when he tried to score on Woods error. J. Legg ended the inning by flaming.
 Henderson batted around in the third. Turner hit to center for two bases. Woods hit to Wagoner, who muffed the ball, Woods reaching first in safety. Turner reached third when Wagoner threw wild Muller struck Turner and Woods. Brown flew to Culpepper who muffed, Watson taking third and Brown second. Cros- well famed Elliott singled, Watson scoring and Brown taking third. Brown crossed the pan when Cook threw wild to J. Legg. Elliott singled, stole second, reached third on a field CTS choice and scored on Bradley's hit. When the dust had settled the scoreman had chalked up five runs for the visiting athletes.
 Hendrix came right back in her half of the third and scored one run on two hits, sacrifice and an error. Henderson did not reach second in the fourth. A single and double in 1 the fourth netted the Bulldogs a run, { Urhich tiod thn In tho fl ffth Speedy" Croswell got his usual home run by knocking the horsehide over left field fence. Errors cost Tender son one run in the fifth
 McQuiston retired the side in order in the sixth. Hendrix amassed three Itallies in this stanza on four hits and two gratis passes. Neither side SCOT ed in the seventh. Henderson scored one in the eighth on single and a double After McQuistion had flown to third and J. Legg had gone out. pitcher to first, Douglass Legg, the smallest man who ever played on an Arkansas college team, caught hot one from Rents busy hand and smash ed it on the proboscis, sending it far over left-center fence for four bases. Young, IeXt up, singled. Cook was hit, Young taking second. Wagoner grounded to Croswell, who let it get by, Young scampering home. Tender son failed to score in the ninth.
 Sensational catches in the field by McQuistion and Brown were the fea- lures of the game.
 By knocking home-run yesterday, Douglass Legg won two bats offered by local sportsmen to the first Hen drix player to secure a four-base hit | THE SCORE.