Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-23
Errors Principally Respon-
sible for Runs Scored Yes
terday Afternoon.
PITCHERS WORKING
IN FINE FASHION
Big Crowd OF Fans Watches Milwau-
kee Players in Practice Contest.
High Wind and Dust Clouds In.
terferes with Good Playing.

ICY" Young, Joe Hvlik, Red"
Shackleford and Tony Faeth pitched
1nost of the game yesterday, I'm con-
test between the Carranz stas and the
villistas of the Milwaukee camp, the
result icing second victory for the
.Carranzistas, under First Chief Clark,
by scores of to 4.
Errors of one kind or another were
responsible for all the runs made by
the Carranzistas, who had their OPP
ponents apparently irresponsible, by
tie vigor OF Their attack, at several
periods. The Villistas were better
On the offensive. than on The defensive
side of the play, to certain extent
in that one of their four runs was
learned the others being due to
misplays
There was not SO much hitting as
on Tuesday, the high wind hav' ng
some effect and the clouds of dust
operating against the batters also
The vilfistas drew total Of eleven
hits, three of them for two sacks, each,
The men under First Chief Clark
amassed' only six hits, all Of them
singles. hut CITING them when runs
were the result.
Two singles in the first brought no
runs to the V'lllstas, who led in the
attack. A walk, stolen base, both
by Martin, brought in a tally for the
"CaiFanza forces, when Crichlow's
drive 10 center rolled through Will
Hams Crichlow was caught trying to
make second, however.
Hovlik's double to open the third
Tor the Villa crowd, resulted in MOTH
ing, the inning being abruptly closed
by fast double play from Spellman
to Lew S. In their half, Clark's forces
tailed three. O'Farrell opened with
aadrive which 1ovlik DETECTED out of
the reach cf the infielders. Young
sacrificed nicely. Stutz fumbled and
muffed Fluhrer's bad bounder
C'Farrell scoring and Fluhrer going
VIC second, Martin was an infield out
and Cr'chlow walked. Kirke's drive
to left scored both men.
In the fourth, Durgin singled to left.
Clark was unable to handle drive by
Allen, and a moment or two later
threw badly to first, in fielding SPELL
mans fast roller, two runs crossing
the pan during the melee.
With the score standing at to 2,
there was no more run getting until
the seventh, when the Villistas made =
squirt and tied things up by getting
two runners over. After two were
down, Stutz drew a pass and stole Sec
nEd in mid-season form. Williams
doubled to rightcentre. 'Stutz scoring,
and Lewis leaned against the ball,
sending it to the centerfield fence for
two sacks. Williams coming home.
Durgin fouled out to Kirke, who
speared It after hard run.
In their half, the Carranzistas woa
the game by combining their hits with
Villista errors. With one down,
Faeth got on, only to be forced at
second on Fluhrer's infield choice.
Fluhrer stole second, and scored on
Martins drive to left. Crichlow hit to
center for one sack. advancing Mar
tin, and moment later, when an at
tempt was made to catch Martin
going to third, Malloy failed to get
the ball thrown to him and Martin
came across the pan.
Two singles in their half OF the
eighth fsiled ito net the Villistas any
thing, and by common consent, the
game was called off.
Easily, the features were the good
work of the pitching corps, for 50
early in the season. ana there was