The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-30
BASE BALL.
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Clare the third baseman Of the Cadets.
has been released.
Only one oflast years Cadets, Callahan,
in now in the team.
The Wanskuck contingent at the game
Saturday, on Merino Flats, were far from
orderly.
The Pascoags and Athletics play on
the Eagle street grounds next Monday
II should be a good game.
The State League games for tomorrow
are Athletics -Wanskuck; Cadets-Paw-
tucket; and Pascoags-W Waterford.
The Sunday ball games at Rocky Point
have been discontinued, and the head Of
the State League is now con,ented.
The Rough and Readys and the Busi-
ness Mems nine are arranging for a game
TO be played next Thursday afternoon.
The Athletics, of Providence. defeated
the Pawtuckets at bail on the Eagle
street grounds, on Saturday by score
of III tot.
VALLEY Taylor formerly Of the Allan
tics Of this place. but who has been play
ing with the Attleboros, has been signed
10y the Pawtuckets
John Hunt, OF this place, the lest um.
pire in the State Leage, has been appoint
ed on the Atlantic League staff and be-
gan his labors Monday, at New Haven.
lIamill, the new acquisition of the
Athletics, ia among the foremost sprint
ers of the State and his face is familiar TO
all those who have attended athletic
sports in this State. llamill when play
ing and running the bases causes much
amusement by his sprinting exhibitions
against thrown ball.
The Rough and Ready Base Ball Club
played the best game of the season on the
home grounds on "Wednesday with the
Johnstonians, club composed Of
residents of the Mathewson district. The
teams were evenly matched and the game
was interesting aud exciting from start TO
finish Austin and Wilbur did the
battery work for the Roughs in good
shape. At the fourth inning the score
was tied and again in the seventh. In
The ninth with three Of the Roughs on
bases. two men out and the score 90 g,
Austin batted ball that bounded over
the Johnstonian shortstop's head letting
in Crowley who scored the winning run
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Rough e. Readys 0l 80 90 II
Johnstonians $50 900 / o 0-G
The Hartford club, which has good
standing in the Atlantic League, came
here on Wednesday and played an exhi-
bition game with the Athletics on the
Eagle street grounds. About six hundred
spectators were present. The home club
presented Ryan, formerly Of the Boston
Blues, az it's pitcher. Had McCarron
been able 10 hold Ryan's delivery there
is little doubt but the Hartfords would
have shared the fate Of the Worcesters,
FIVE runs Of the visitors being the result
Of passed balls. The HartfOrds played in
rather listless manner for the fret half
Of the game and then seemed 90 aroufe
themselves and played with more life.
They were fine, athletic looking set Of
players, and their uniforms Of grey pants
with black jerseys, caps and stockings
were the neatest seen on the Eagle street
grounds this season. The team contains
some old and tried ball players like Ger
hardt, Say, Annis and Lynch. Maglone,
Long and O'Brien played a good game
for the home team, while Hamill and
Evans, while they had little 20 do in the
field, 5atted fairly well. The Hartfords
did little coaching til the last two or
three innings. Altogether it was a fairly
exciting game and ought 90 have been
taken Icy the home team.
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