Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10
WON BY wonossrrr.

New Haven Defeated by she Close Score of to In . Very Exciting saame-The Visitors Finally Pull Out l . Victory With the Help of Two Hiss and as Many Err0rs-The Team
 Leave for Worcester To-Day-Local 1
 Notes of Interest.
 The local team was defeated at the Howard avenue grounds yesterday afternoon by the Worcester team. The weather was miserable for base ball, being raw and cold, and made 1t decidedly uncomfortable for the 1,50O spectators as we'll as for the players them- selves. The game was clsse aud exciting throughout, and the visitors only managed to pull out ahead in the last inning with the aid of couple of errors. Hornsr occupied the box for the local club, and although bsine hit quite hard at timei. the. felders kspt.ths score down by sharp fielding, as tho four double plays will show. Horner's arm stiff fened up after the fourth inning and 1t was hard work for him to get the ball up to the plate, let alone have control of 1t. Burns did the pitching for the visitors and did well, being especially effective when men were on bases: He held the home team with three singles, one of them bringing in the winning run. The game throughout was mingled with good and bad plays. AL though the fielding of the home team was at times of the circus order the errors were costly and had good deal to do with the loss of the game. Nevertheless the game was won fairly by the visitors as they out
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 The game opened with New Haven at the bat. Mckee led of with two base hit, took third on a wild pitch and came home on Pettit's single. This was the only run scored by either team until the fourth inning when New Haven tallied again. Lang hit safely, stole second and third, and came home on McKee's hit to right. This was the only earned run of the game. In the last half of | the next Worcester scored twice. Kennedy l reached first on balls and took second on Guinasso's hit. Beth runners moved base l on wild pitch. Burns hit safely and Ken ! nedy scored. Jones followed suit and Guina. ! 50 crossed the plate. This ended the run. | getting as Campion was retired with Cud- worth by neat double play and Wilson went out on an easy grounder from Pettit to | Schoeneck.
 New Haven scored twice in the first half oi the next. Petit reached first on Meister's | error, took second on 8 wild pitch and came homo on Schoeneck's single. Schosneck tool second on Lauman's sacrifice and stole third Lally punched three holes in the atmosphere and sat down on the bench. Doyle reached first on balls and started to steal second, but he was caught and in the excitement which followed Seheeneok came homo and Doyle | reached third safely. Lang struck out. Two runs.
 In the last half Worcester scored once
 Jones reached first on balls, stole second ant
 came home on Wilson's hit. No moro rum
 were scored until the last half of the ninth
 whom Worcester brought two men home ant
 won the game.
 Cudworth hit for two bags, took third ol
 a wild pitch, and came home on Lang's error
 who let Neister's Rrouudsr get away from
 him. Meister stole second, took third ol
 Pettits tumble of Guinasso's groundsr, ant came home on Burns single.