Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-23
| DECIsIvE VICTORY

Yesterday Anerno0n-Great Work by
 che Local Team Both at the Rat and
 in the Field-Lally's Terrific Batting
 -He Makes Two Home Runs-scores
 ofthe other Games-Standing of the
 Clubs I'm tho Atlantic and Notes ofshe
 Game Yesserday.Notes Of tho Turf.
 New Haven literally crushed Washington ct the Howard avenue grounds yesterday | afternoon. The visitors were not rcally in | the game after the first inning and had to l content themselves with hunting the leather. The visitors' work in the field was very, very l rocky, but 1t would have made no materisl l difference If their field work had been per- fect, for the Elm City boys earned eight of the | fourteen runs and hit the ball out of sight. l New Haven played great game in the field and 1t was osse of hustle with every player all through the game. Seldom is seen such phenomenal fielding as the home team put up yesterday, and the 2,O00 spectators went wild time and time again at their brilliant playing. IMlly led at the Sasssbds Sa aed sns way osn.on as lifted rvns the he hit for home run and the last time he brought in two men with him. Dan "had his eye on the ball for keeps," and 1t is to be hoped that the "homers" will not be stran. gers from now on. Lally scored each time he came to the bat and otherwise made him. self solid with the cranks by retiring three men on flies. Doyle also did good work with the stick, having three hits, one of them a triple, and two sacrifice hits. Lynch made his debut as New Haven player, and to say that his debut was great success would be putting 1t mildly. He made two pretty sin- gles and reached first base every time but once. He stole second three times very clev- erly and made a throw from right field to third base that would make Charlie Brady the game he played great ball and he was without doubt a fixture on the local team. "SBap" Lang was all over and accepted every chance without an error. AL though the score was not close there was enough excitement from the time that Wash ington scored the first run until they were retired by brilliant triple play to keep issm and send them home when the game was ended vowing that no team in the asso- oiation had any business with New Haven. The Game.
 New Haven led off, but failed to score. Washington did better in their half. Bader was presented with his base and stole second. ' He took third on Gleason's single and came home on Birds sacrifice. New Haven scored U CWO ID GQ6 next, DOtu OI tuom 0hIu6u. I3lly \ led off with oorking home run hit over the left fielder's head inte the carriages. Doyle | then hit for base and stole second. He took third on "Snap's" sacrifice and came home as Hofford was being put out at second. New Haven scored one more in the next. Gleason fumbled McKes's grounder and "Maek" reached first. He stole second and third and came home on Niohols' poor throw to Hill.
 New Haven scored three more in he.next. Il Il .s I-svx F. t~ sky scraper. He stole second and came home on Doyle's single. Jordan fumbled the ball and Doyle took second. Lang hit fly to
 Whistler but he dropped it and ''Snap" held the bag. He went te second on passed
 ball. Hofford hit an easy one to O'Brien, who threw him out at first. Whistler tried to catch Doyle ct the plate but threw over tho catcher'a head, and both Doyle and Lang scored on the error.
 Both teams scored one each in the fifth.
 For New Ravens, Jordan dropped Lally's fl 7 and "Adonis'' reached first. He stole second, took third on Doyle's sacrifice and came home on Hills error. For Washington, Bader wes hit with the ball and took first. He went to
 third on wild pitch, and came home on
 Birds sacrifice. This ended the run getting for the visitors.
 New Haven scored two again in the sev-
 snth. Schoeneek hit safe and took third on
 Lally's duplicate of the same, Lally taking
 second on the throw in. Doyle sacrificed to
 center and Schoeneck scored, Lally taking
 third. He came home on a wild pitch.
 New Haven wound up the game in the
 next inning by giving MT. Maloney tho worst
 drubbing he has received this year. The
 local team hit him for four singles, three
 base hit and homo run, earning five runs.
 Hofford, the frst man up, went out from
 pitcher to first. Homer started the ball
 a-rolling with @ single. Mckee hit safe and
 Horper took third. Mckee stole second.
 Lynch here made himself known by hitting
 nice one into right field and bringing both ] runners home. Petit hit safe and Lynch took second. Then three runs came in, as Lslly hit the ball to the center field fence fol
 home run. Doyle then hit for three bases,
 but he was left there, as Lang struck out, re-
 tiring the side. This ended the ruu-getting
 for both teams.