The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-17

it twice, aud D0wd WIS retired thrice in
that way. The little catcher swung his
big bat in vain on two occasions when
there were three men on bases and two
were ont.
The Worcesiers made an even twenty.
The Jerseys confrived by some hard hit
ting in the final inning in boxing a quin-
tette. The visitors went first to the bat.
Spill hit a short fly 10 left McGucken
just reached the ball, but he missed the
ball. 1t was d hard bail, but he should
have held it. The runner reached second
and was sent in on Campion's single.
Cudworth's safe hit sent Campion to sec
ond and he started to steal third. Muir
ply made Il wild throw and Campi0n
scored. Meister was retired at first.
Kennedy hit to McDermott, who threw
to catch Cudworth between third and
home. After playing him u moment
Murphy threw low and Van Alstine
missed the ball. Staltz hit for two bases
and Cudworth and Kennedy scored.
Jon sent q safe one to Fitzgerald
who fielded the ball quickly n SJaltz
WAS caught at third. Guinasso struck
out.
The Jersey Citys made one in the first.
McGucken was given first on balls and
scored on Brady's safe hit. Three men
were given first on balls in this inning
and three were left on base. Fitzgerald
and Dowd struck out and Van Alstine
gave htillt0N IL n.y. 4ldu1 cCO4CQ LII thC
third inning on a force hit, a stolen base
and Doolcy's safe hit. Three men were
on bases and only one out, but Dowd and
Murphy struck out.
The Worcesters widened the breach in
the fourth inning, when they piled up
seven. Staltz, Jones and Guinasso, the
first three batsmen, made doubles, Burns
went out on . fly, Spill was given first on
balls, Campion and Cudworth secured
singles, Meister gave Roussey q fly, Ken
nedy hit for a single and STATE secured
his second two base hit in the inning.
The big batting ended with Jones, he be
ing retired at first. Eckhard tried his
skill in the next inning. He gave Gui-
nasso his base on balls. lie was thrown
put at second. Burns hit for a single,
Spill struck out, Campion sent the ball
to right centre for three bases, Cudworth
put up one to right, which was muffed by
Murphy. who had exchanged places with
struck out, but Dowd missed
the third strike, then threw wild
to first, allowing w men to score, Staltz
hit safe, but was caught between first
and second, but Kennedy scored before
Staltz was run down by Brady. The
inning Sullivan, who had succeeded
Jones and Guinasso, trotted to first on
called balls, and both scored on safe hits
by Spill and Meister. They made the
totals twenty to two in the eighth. Spill
LED off by sending the bali over the fence,
the longest hit made on the ground this
season He made a home run. CamDion
seut up a fly, which Murphy muifed, and
he scored on another mutf by Murphy of
Cudworth's fly. Meister was caught in
this inning on an old trick. Thinking the
bali was in the pitchers possession. he
left second and was thrown out by Van
Alstine to Brady. The Jerseys put
OIL three run in the ninth when they be-
gan to measure Burns delivery. Nc
Quicken reached first on a hard hit fun
bled by Spill, Fitzgerald hit to right
ball to the same spot for two bases,
Dooley followed with a single. Dooley
was doubled up with Van AIstine. The
latter gave Kennedy a fly, and he threw
to first in time to catch Dooley. Roussey
reached first on Meister's tumble, and
Dowd wound up the game by striking
out. The scorer