Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-28
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Jersey City Loses Two Straight to New Haven - Horner Has Them at His Mercy Daley Knocked Out of she BOX and Lyons Substituted - Hard Hitting by she Home Team - Daley Loses His Speed On Account of Over- york;
 Another game won, and with Daley in the box.
 It was not expected that the home team would win two straight at nome from Jersey City, but they did, and by good, ,clean hitting. Daley was in the box, but he was hit hard \ and had to be taken out of the box in the I sixth inning. He had no speed, and was \ working slow ball with little effect. Cap | tain Gerhardt was extremely mortified. His team was ahead until the sixth, and when New Haven made two more runs, making ' the score to in favor of the visitors, he thought he could save it by bringing Lyons \ in from the outfeld. But this made no dif- ference, for the home team kept up its heavy hitting.
 Horner pitched an elegant game The big hitters from Jersey made little weak hits, and
 hit safely only five times He shot the ball over the plate as if it came out of 6 howitzer, and the visitors tore holes around the home plate in their frantic endeavor to hit the ball. There was good deal of merriment when Schoeneck came to the bat, and the specta- tors saw the resemblance between him and little "Chic" Hofford. The latter is 8 short, stubby individual, while Schoeneck is tall and weighs 260.
 Cahill as usual caught finely. The New Ravens didn't field very well in the first part of the game, and practically
 threw the game away, but they struck bat ting streak and put clincher on the result.
 Brady got his base on balls in the first, but was forced out on second on Oahill's hit. The
 latter stole second, and then Burdock lined the ball into center6eld for two bases, Cahill scoring. -~--~ -..--- Tommy Corcoran fumbled Knowles hit and also threw wild, Cahill had 8 passed ball and he started for second. He didnt t know what an accurate throWer CahiH is, but a second later he did when, after regain ing the ball, Cahill got it to Burdock in time. Horner at this point couldn't get the
 ball over the plate, and sent Hiland and O'Brien to first base on balls. Friel flied out to Lally, and on Burdock's tumble of
 Gerhardts grounder Hiland scored, the ball glancing of Burdocks' shoes into centre field. Lyons hit safely and O'Brien and Gerhardt scored. Hofford struck out, which amused
 those on the bleachers. In the second Galligan led off with nice two bagger, but was left.
 Jersey City got another run in the third
 inning on base on balls to O'Brien,
 steal, hit by Gerhardt and tumble by Galligan.
 After two men were out in the fourth Gal hgan was hit by pitched ball, Tom Corcor-
 an got his base on balls, but Schoeneck went
 out, Lang to O'Brien.
 Hofford was presented with his base, Hor~
 ner giving him four balls. Daley hit 10
 Schoeneck, who threw to Burdock, making 8
 double play. Lang hit safely, and just as he
 at tod fo fbo ho11
 just where Burdock had been standing.
 Knowles tried to steal second, but Cahill threw over Oorcoran's head and Lang scored. Knowles kept on for third, and T. Corcoran, after getting the ball, threw wild to John Corcoran and Knowles scored. Lally took care of Hiland's fly.
 The New Ravens touched Daley up in the fifth. Homer started off by making single, and when he started to steal second Brady placed grounder just where Gerhardt had stood. Horner got to third, and as Hofford threw the ball skyward into center field to catch Brady, Horner and he scored. Cahill and Burdock went out and Lally kept up his record by knocking out a two bagger, but he got no further.
 Cahill caught two high foul flies in this inning, and Burdock made @ difficult one handed stop.
 In the Sixth, after Galligan went out, T. coroora1 bit for two bases. Knowles threw wild to OBrien and Sohoaneok was safe on first base. Horner hit safely for the second time, and Corcoran scored.
 The score was now 6 to 4 in favor of the visitors.
 Daley was taken out of the box and put into right field, Lyons going into the box.
 He signalized his appearance by giving Brady his base on balls, and the bases were filled. Cahill hit safely, Scnoeneck and Horner scoring.
 This tied the score. "What will the peo- pie at home say at being beaten two straight Manager Powers had also vanished.
 As Daley threw the ball to the plate to catch Horner, Brady and Cahill didn't lose any time, but kept on running, so that there was 8 man on third and one on second. Lslly hit safely and Brady and Ca- hill scored. This ended the run getting.
 Three Jersey City men saw first base in this inning, but none of them scored.
 New Haven 8, Jersey City 6.
 Neither side scored until the ninth. Then Lang threw wild to O'Brien and Lally was safe. John Corcoran made a two bagger, and Galligan got his base on balls. With the bases filled and no one out. T. Cnrooran hit safely, Lally ana J. Corcoran scoring. Schoe- neck got his base on balls, and on Horner's sacri6c Galligan scored. No more runs.
 Result, New Haven II, Jersey City 6.
 Captain Burdock took advantage of one thing yesterday, and some failed to see why and tell them the men were playing under his orders. His point was in telling every man to hit to right field, as Daly could not throw to second base from that field. By the men placing their hits in that direction New Haven got three more runs than they otherwise would have made. The score:
 NEW HAVEN. JERSEY CITY.