Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-14
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New Haven Hats Casey Out of the | Box and Wins Hands DOwn-The | Home Team Puts up an Excellent Game and Hits Hard-Cross and Blansfleld's Superb Work.
 Probably the coolest place in the city yesterday was the Howard avenue base ball grounds, where championship game was played between 'Shannon's Sagwas," alias the New Haven team, and the "Bin- eos,n who are also known as then Big hamton club. There was delightfuI breeze blowing over the field, which made the 500 or more enthusiasts who were in attendance perfectly satisfied to think that they had left the hot and sultry center of the city for the more inviting ball field. Indeed it was so cool at the grounds that the members of the home team felt obliged to indulge in sIugging match and run around the bases ten times in order to keep themselves warm. Altogether the game throughout l was as fine an exhibition of clean, hard hitting and almost perfect fielding, as far as the home team was concerned, as any one could wish to see. Umpire Late Player Cudworth was also on the field, re- l splendent in ''McManus' bran new suit of clothes," and as he had no very close decisions to make he consequently had enemies among the occupants of the l bleechers. His decisions on balls and strikes, however, were of the very "yel low" order, being equally severe on the | pitchers of both clubs.
 The game opened with the home team at the bat. Griffin led off with 8 nice | single and was advanced to second 'by $ l gift of base on balls to Donnelly. Flana gan then attempted to sacrifice, advancing the two previous men each bag, but Le hane dropped the ball and three men were safe on base with no one out. DonnellJ was then given his base on balls, forcing Griffin across the plate and advancing each of the other men 8. base. CassiaI ! walked up to the plate and with @ might, swish cracked the ball out into deep righ l field, scoring Beecher, Flanagan and Don nelly and reposing himself cool and col lected on second base. Blans6eld then sac rifced and Cassian went to third, scoring 8 moment later on Cross' single. Cros stole second and was batted over the plat, by Wells beautiful two bagger. Founie then famed the air three times and the az l ony was over.
 | for the Bingos, but the best he could d. for his country was to strike out. Irwil was hit by pitched ball, advanced to sec ond by passed ball, to third on a wilt pitch, and scored on Meister's single.
 In the third inning New Haven secured another run on Cassian's single and Cross two-bagger; another in the fifth on Keeler' error and Blansfeld's three-bagger, an. their two final runs in the seventh on
 base on balls, errors by Keeler and Moran steal, and Donnelly's three-bsgger.
 The "Bingos" scored their two final tai lies in the third inning on singles by Irwil
 and Keeler, Slattery's two-bagger an'
 Staltz's sacrifice.
 The features of the game were the field
 ing of Blansfield and Cross, and the bat
 ing of Cassian, Wells, Cross and Donnelly
 Shannon was suffering from lame arr l and in consequence did not play, Blanc field covering second base, and covering
 well, while Cassisn took care of left gal den in great shape.
 The same teams play again to-day, whe
 Gruber and Wells will be in the points fc the home team and Fitzgerald and Tow1
 send for the visitors.
 The score.