Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-04
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New Haven NJ Last Leses q Came
Newark Defeats New Haven for tho
First Time This Season-The Game
DistInguished By Light Hittlpg.lt
was q Pischerss Game with nonoYs
About Rven-Bosh Balsinaofe and
WashinGton Lese-Scores OF the other
Games-Base Ball Notes Of Interest TO
Local Cranks.
New Haven has been finally defeated and the
Newark club can claim the honor Of down.
ing the leaders. It IL the first game in ten
that the home team has lost, but they still
retain their lead, as Worcester defeated the
Orioles in Worcester. Newark won. 8 to 2,
and they can give the credit of their victory
to their clever little pitcher. Miller was an
enigma to the home team and allowed them
only three hits. A pitcher who can hold
Schoeneck down without hit or strike Ban
Lally out three times out Of four certainly
deserves credit for his grand work. Mckee
was the only home player to guags his de-
livery and touched him up for two hits, one
of them pretty two.bagger. Miller was
also terror to the base runners. He caught
'Snap" Lang dead off Of frst base on two
occasions and made the other runners hug
the canvas pretty closely.
Doran occupied the box for the New Ha-
vens and pitched good game. Though he
was a.little wild In the FIRST inning, it was no
reason why New Haven should not have
wop, as Newark only made three singles off
him, and one of them was dead scratch.
When a pitcher holds team down to three
hits it is indeed hard luck If the team cannot
bat out runs enough In order to win.
It looked like rain before the game and In
consequence only about six hundred people
turned out to see it. It did rain soon after
the game commenced and continued for sew
eral innings, but Kelley made them play
ball. Umpire Kelley seemed to find 1t hard
work to please the occupants of the bleach-
ers, who grumbled at every close decision he
made.
Lang did the best work in the field for
| New Haven and accepted all of his ten
chances without an error. Duffy caught
Miller in frnt-class style and his throwing to
bases was perfect. Smith made the only
error but it did no damage.
Newark started in and made two runs in
the first inning. Gilbert and johnson were
given their base on balls. NcDermott
forced johnson out at second, Gilbert tax
| ing third on the put out. Fields hit saft
and Gilbert scored, McDermott taking
second. Dooms few out to Sohoeneek
Smith was given his base on balls, filling the
bases. Doran then pitched in wild one
| letting McCermott score. Mansneio ne" OUT
closing the inning.
New Haven evened the score in the frs
half of the next inning. Doyle got his bas
on balls and took third on Terrien's hit
TeYrien stole second. Doyle scored on
short passed ball. Hoford and Doran saori
feed and Terrien crossed the plate. making
the only earned run of the game.
No more runs were scored until the last 0
the fifth inning, when Newark scored .thei
last and winning run. Miller reached hrs
on Doyle's error, Gilbert then hit slow on
to Doyle and beat 1t out to first. johnson
forced Gilbert out a second, Miller takipl
third on the put out. johnson started TO
second and Hofford threw to 'sSnap" t
catch him. Lang then threw to Doyle AM
caught Miller off the bag, and Doyle had hir
by ten feet at the plate, but he struck tn
runner plumb in the back with the ball an
Miller tailed.