Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-24
NEWARK NOT In IT.

The Home Team Takes the Second
Game from Newark Yesterday by
Heavy smuggling and SHARP All.
Around Work.Two Ju2sly Double
Plays by the Home Team-Home
Runs by Mckee and Dooms-New
Haven SAIL second, n Baltimore
Won from Hartf0rd-Base Ball Briefs
and Scores OF All the Other Games.
The players of the home team had on their
batting clothes yesterday, and they proceeded
to jump in and bat out enough runs to down
Newark nicely by score of to 4. The
game was not as we'll attended as 1t should
have been. Only five hundred spectators
witnessed the contest, and 1t was . game
worthy of much larger audience. There
was sharp work enough by both teams, par
ticularly by New Haven, to make IL interest,"
ing from beginning to end, and brilliant
plays were numerous. Taken all through, It
was game to tickle the cranks, and game
to make them once more look upon the home
team as pennant winners.
Fitzgerald, the ex-Jerseyite, did the Twill
ing for the visitors, but his curves had no
terrors for the home team, for they batted
him for sixteen hits with total of twenty
three. Horner did the pitching for the home
team, and did good work. Dooms touched
him up for home run in the sixth inning,
and tied the score, but outside of that the
hits which were obtained were we'll scattered.
The rest of tho home team did good work,
and the few errors which were made were ex-
cusable Pettee was appointed permanent
captain of the team before the game by Man
ager Burnham, and he went in and played
ball from the word go. He accepted all of
his niue chances and made two pretty hits, a
IL ..~1 lad Of he
bat with four corking singles, and has evil
IDENTIFY struck his gait at last. Lally played
great ball all through the game. He pulled
down four nice ones and plugged the horse.
hide for three hits, one of them a double.
Doyle's work at third was clever and he took
part in pretty double in the fifth inning.
Mckee got in home run in the second in-
ming and made q pretty throw from left field
to second and shut off runner. Lynch held
his end up with three runs and three hits.
His one error was excusable.
The work of the visitors on the whole was
good, but they lost the game simply because
they could not hit the ball safe at the right
time. Gilbert did good work and Mansell
made great catch Of Doyle's line hit, and at
another time shut off Pettee at the plate by a
great throw.
New Haven started off in the first inning
by scoring twice. Mckee led off with hit
and took second, when johnson let the ball
go by him. He scored on Lyneh's single.
Lynch stole second as Pettee was put out,
went to third on wild pitch and scored on
Schoneck's hit. Mckee added another run
in the next by putting the ball over Mansell's
head for four bags.
In their half the visitors Tailed twice.
Mansell hit for two bags and scored on
Smiths single. Smith took second on the
throw in, third on Fitzgerald's sacrifice and
scored on wild pitch. Dooms tied the
score in the sixth by hit over the right
field fence.
The home team scored another in the sew
enth on single by Lynch, Pettee's double
and Schoeneck ks hit, and two more In the
next on Lally's two baser and Doyle's hit for
three bags and Hofford's single.
New Haven settled the game in the next
by scoring two more. Mckee reached first
on Smiths error and took second on Lyneh's
hit. Both stole base and crossed the plate
on Schoeneck's hit to center.
Newark managed to squeeze out one more
in the last half on a single, wild pitch and
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