Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-17
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But New Mavsn Won che Game With Hartford Yesterday.seheeneck Hits safely Five Times and Lally Lands the Hall In West Haven-FIne. Pitch- ing by DOraR and Good Work All Around by New Haven - Scores of the other Games in she Association -Harsford Again To-Dsy.
 New Haven whipped Hartford in good style at the Howard avenue grounds yester- day afternoon by score of 12 to 1. The visitors were not in the game from start to finish and they made several plays which made the 1,200 spectators laugh.
 When Mckee started of in the frst inning with rattling single, the superstitious ones threw up their hands and said the game was Ca goner," as every time that Mckee hes startled of with hit, the team has invari- ably lost, but yesterdays game was an ex- ception to the rule. Of the work of the home team, very little can be said of 1t but praise. They slugRsd the ball fearfally and fielded with only one error. The work of the visitors was just the opposite. They fslded miserably at times and did not make anything like hit, until Doran let up, after the home team had got way ahead.
  Haven hit the ball. They fairly knocked the cover eff it and touched Staib up for fif- teen hits, with total of twenty-one. Schoeneek led at the bat with five hits out of five times at the bat. "Big Lou" had no trouble at all in hitting the ball, and out of all the times at the bat he only struck at the ball once and missed it. Lally came next with single, double and a home run. The home run was, without doubt, one of the L., 1os haoy <I,n grounds. It went fifty feet over the left field fence and fully one hundred feet high. The hit brought in two men who were on the bases and made the only three earned runs of the game. Mckee had three pretty singles and is keeping up his good record right along. The rest of the team hit the ball hard and ielded we'll. Cahill waE played at second and Dickerson occupied the beach. He had no chance to show what he can do.
 The game on the whole was one to please local lovers of base ball. Even though the home team did win by big score, the game satisfied the cranks In one way, and that if that the team can hit the ball just as hard al times as any other team.
 New Haven acored one in the first inning on two hits by Sohoeneck and Mckee and ar error by o'Connell, and one in the second or base on balls, steal and single.
 
 inning, and it was just simply gift to then by Valentine, who as an umpire is capable o1 a great deal of improvement. Walsh got hil base on balls, stole second and went to third | on Moore's sacrifice. Staib then struck out bnt HoffeId dropped the ball. "Chio, however, picked it up quick and shut Stait off at first. Walsh started for the plate, but Schoeneck nailed him by three feet. Int pretty play went for naught, however, ai | Valentine called Walsh safe.
 New Haven scored four more in the fifth Mckee hit to O'Connell, but that worthy threw the ball over into the bleachers ant Mckee came all away home on the block Cahill struck out. Lynch got to first or balls and went to third on Schoeneck's sin gle, Schoeneck taking second on sthe throv in. Both men came in on 8 wild pitch Lally hit safe, stole second, went to third oI the oatcher's wild throw and came home ol another wild pitch.
 In the seventh inning Lynch led off with double and went to third on Schoen eck's sin gle. "Adonis" Lally then "sm ote" the ball { mighty ''smite," and as 1t rose up mile int the air, all three trotted home. New Havel scored three more in the last inning on thre hits, an attempted put out and Aoore's er' | TOT.