Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-05
COTTON BELT BOYS EASILY BEAT
TYLER TEAM IN DOUBLE HEADER

ond. The side was retired when
Franey was caught at the plate after
trying to come home or a deep fly to
center by Waymack. CORN in the
fourth hit a fly to Quinn, and Lake
hit fly to Waymack, Fender hit
grounder to Slaughter who under
threw to first, Fender going to sec
ond. j. Brown hit fly over first
which Bassett held on to after fall
ing. The locals went out in one,
two three, order in the fourth,
Slaugh flied out to short, Meeks out,
grounder to first base, and Quinn out
fly to right field.
In the fifth, Wallace was out,
grounder to Bassett, H. Brown, out,
foul fly to Graves, and Owens out,
fly to Meeks. Mecks made sensa-
tional catch of short fly.
In the fifth, Wallace was out,
son was out, Chenault to Bassett
CORN hit terrific drive thru Chen
ault Hudson recovered it however,
and the side was retired.
Franey hit fly to third, and was
out, Graves hit one too hot to handle
to second. Waymack hit to Fender
WHO lOiCeu NIdVeS dI SeCOllu, w dy-
mack safe at first. Slaughter hit
{, two Dagger to centerfield, scoring
Waymack Meeks ended the inning
with fly to second base.
Chenault Works EN- Rapidly.
Only three Tyler men faced Chen
ault in the seventh inning. Lake
was out, fly ball to Slaughter. Pen
der out, Chenault to Bassett. J.
Brown was out, Bassett to Chenault
Quinn opened the seventh for the
locals, and was out CORN to Wallace
Bassett was hit by a pitched ball.
Chenault was out with fly to left
field. Hudson was hit by a pitched
ball, and Franey walked. With the
bases full Graves hit a drive to
second, and was out ON throw to
first.
In the eighth Wallace was out,
Slaughter to Bassett H. Brown,
reached first on a difficult fly which
Hudson was unable to hold. Harris,
the club comedian, batting for Owens
hit to Quinn, who threw wide to sec
ond, allowing both runners safe
Brown went to third on Graves over
throw to second. Catching a foul
fly from the bat of Case, Graves
completed the double with Bassett,
catching Harris easily.
The locals half of the eighth was
opened with drive to third by Way
mack. On an overthrow to first, he
took second and stole third.
Slaughter was out, Fender to Wal
lace. Waymack stole home on the
play Meeks singled to right field,
which was followed by triple to
right field by Quinn scoring Meeks.
Bassett hit to third and was retired
at first, but Quinn beat the throw
to home and scoring. Shenault hit to
short, and was safe at first on an
error by Wallace. Hudson struck
out.
Texans Attempt Rally.
In the ninth. Wilson struck out. A
short rally was staged when CORN
singled and Lake walked, followed
by single by Fender. The rally
enGed however, when J. Brown was
out on fly to Chenault, and Wallace
struck out.
The line up:
First game:
Tyler-Wilson, 3b; Lake, If; H.
Brown, CT; Fender, rf.; Wallace, 6;
J. Brown, 2b Sinclair, IS; Rosenstein
lib; Horin, p.
Pine Bluff-Hudson. 2b; Franey,
3b; Graves CT; Waymack. rf;
Slaughter, IS; Meeks If; Bassett, 1b
Goolsby, c; Rice, p.
I Second game:
Tyler-Wilson, 3b; CORN, SIS: Lake
If; Fender, p.; J. Brown, 2b; Wallace
ID, H. Brown, RI; Owens, CT; CAGE, c.
Pine Bluff, Hudson, 2b: Franey, CT.
Graves c; Waymack IF; Slaughter IS;
Meeks, If; Quinn, 3b; Bassett, lib
Chenault, p.
Games by Innings.
First game: R H E
Pine Bluff --------O11 SO-11 10 2
Tyler 1910 OO-2 2 ID
Second game:
Pine Bluff -- o16 o0 oo1 oo oS- 5 8 Q