Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-10
lot AN EaRoa FOR NEW HAVEN.

NOT AN ERROR FOR NEW HAVEN. |
The Local Team Plays an Errorless
Game and Defeats worcester In q
Close and Interesting Game by a
Score of 5 to 3-NeW Haven and DaIti-
more Stili Tied for First Place-The
new Havens Leave for Jersey City
This Morning where They Play
Three Games with Jersey City Before
They Return.
New Hapen defeated Worcester in pretty
game of ball at the New Haven grounds yes
terday afternoon by score of 8 TO 8. Al.
though the visitors did not play nearly az
good game in the field as the home team
did, still the game was exciting and kept the
1900 spectators good natured throughout.
The attendance was very large, considering
the attractions elsewhere, and show that the
public appreciate the team when they win
game. The home team played q perfect
fielding game, and batted out two of their
runs. They hit Burns for eight hits, which
ia considerable harder than they have hit
him before this season. "Natty" JACK Hor-
ner did the twirling for New Haven and kept
the visitors guessing most of the time. He
worked his slow ball to perfection, and was
bases.
The feature Of the game was running
catch Of fly by Lally in the FIRST inning.
Campion hit the ball an awful clip and Lally
started back for it on dead run. He
got it, it.. by ,o,h big Jump 4.,, in the
and rolled in under the horse fence. He
while the crowd yelled themselves hoarse.
MI. Al how <aar ant
ball all through and their work thoroughly
demonstrated the fact that any team has
got to play A No. ball in order to down
them.
Dickerson distinguished himself by his
clever all round work and is fast getting
himself into shape. Schoeneck accepted all
of his chances and made fine stop Of q
ground ball in the fourth inning and threw
| the ball to Horner, who covered the bag in
time to retire 'sthe only" Cudworth. Lynch
led at the bat again with three hits out of
four times at the bat and came home with
three of New Hsven's runs.
For Worcester Guinasso did the best work
| and played ball every minute of the tine.
| His throwing to bases was excellent and he
| touched up Horner for two singles. In the
! fifth inning he was spiked accidentally by
Lynch, but after a short wait resumed play.
New Haven scored their runs in the fol-
lowing order: One in the third inning. Lynch
made hit and stole second, went to third
on wild throw by Guinasso and came home
on Schoeneck's fy-out to Staltze. Three
runs were made in the fourth before anyone
had been retired. Lang went to first on an
error by Jones. He then very prettily stole
second and third and came on McKee's sin
gle. Mckee stole second and went to third
on hit by Lynch. Lynch took second on
the throw in. Both runners scored on a
pretty single to left field by Schosneok. One
in the seventh. Lynch hit safe to right field
and went to third, as Staltzs let the ball GO
by him. He scored on Dickerson's fy-out to
Cudworth.
The visitors scored their first run in the
fret inning. Spill got to first on balls, went
to third on a single by Jones and came home
on Campion's fly out to Lally. Another In
the sixth. Jones went to fret on called
balls and crossed the plate on q single by
Campion and Cudworth's two Dagger. They
scored their last run in the seventh. GUM
asso hit safe, stole second and came home or
jones' single.
| The Score.