The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
THEY MADE A eOOD.HGHI.
Grays Defeated By NDtsbars IL 1
Twelve Inning Gams.
sULLIVAH WAS IN THE BOX,
And Pitched . Good Game. hat Scratch
Hit In the twelfth and Mu6 settled
she Contsst--springflsid Wins from
Linshamson I'm . BrIIsisut Contest.

Wilkesbarre des 'rves it's posIrio-. But
it is making glorious n MS with Pr wi
drnce the first place ON the lea -ue
stsndine-that is. going hack var Is.
Troy fools Itself into tie belief that IL
is the leading team ~ the E,stern lergue,
but IN 10 Is a y istaks I you are In h
read Dg tlat. way Troy first
tr se' your eye. but IL not, aud you
and on your head, Prov dence is the
Ir n tea ~.
us all according to the way you look
att.
Wilkesb IRE and Providence yesrsrd ~
PLAYED IL innings with hnst score Of
lonr for Wilkcsbarr and three for Pro-
vidente. Now, which won Provide
slid one p zee nearer the first position In
the standing going backward. and Will
20 * the 10 ges way to yet to fir.t, while
Prov deuce went as the crow h's To
please thoss who are hypocrit.c Al ~ shall
be granite that Wikesbarre won But
sti the g is roo for her ar u nen :.
Tim sullivan pitched for the Grays,
aud pitcted right we'll. Goodall piicned
for the Wis, or.
But have yon seen little johnnie Hunts
! ics prison bar liennis suiti Well. Tvs
ler.'ctly ovsly, on y 10 IS so love'y tba5
H. dttracts your atteution from II Q game
at thoss inomeats hei you look up
from he book you are rendin-. Bat
Johnni don't know thai. JOHNNIE has
great big voice that shouts "O-ne
-a-l-p In a way ahat shakes the roof OF
the grand = and. but since lie has worn
that suit you MT hear bis voice half so
we'll. No oie really knows or wants to
say why. but there il a rumor that the
suit makes tie mos mise. B g wast
has Johunie's suit % do with the ball
gunner great deal but 1t cannot lie
written
This game shall he callei "The R,ee
that Killss; or ho Wo, he G. me" A.
said aooye, 20 pc 50 the c amorinx voce
OF preju Iced people, it snan q sad (but
only as an adm ssioi OF c,urtesy) that
W. 'ikesbtrre ION The game.
Wilkesbarre came to the bat apd
sec red two runs when mob ody was look
lng. Suly was being hit quite freely,
but he got mad and struck out the next
man, and Shinnick fuel To Basset The
Grays then tied tn. score, after two men
ere out, by pretty base runniEg and
batting
Staltz, who was struck by Sulv In the
first ,anhlg. this time, nad mis- revenge
Wv knocking ~ home run over the left
Held fence. Sully smiled ckly smile,
that me-home-from-lodge ge- la te-s m 10
The pexs three went out In orier. In
the third, Deadly stole t~ buses aud was
seuC lone on a ,nR fly b. Bassett. Tnis
ti-d tbs score. 3 to s.
The next five inuings was a time that
lried mems souls. Providence repeatedly
oil d up bases oily to fail a. scoring
There was great excitement. The peanu
10y solt no moro peanuts There was ~
bali game out In the field--w no wauted
y Deanut,Y ? Nobody. They came 10
see bali game and they did. Until the
eleventh innina tue draw WAS unbroken
In this Inning Irwin we 1t ont On a
great catch TO Heiae. Like 20. TO fi,s
cu a scratch hir. Sullivan struck GU
St'ltz md then hit Shinnick in the
Peek This, OF course, got two meu on
Sases Sales the cane /, the Das He
lis the paii To iefe fed aud FrIel Gu ut
1t. Ino Grays came 10 tie bit. Heine
ard VI Keo'.- b got on b 8 g. Tim Su-
ivan hit the ball o Bonper, who fumblrd
H.. Heine sSot for the homs plate. lu
Su ~ waitel too Iolg anu he was out
III ST.
In the 'welfth inning Henry re- ched
FIRST, Bonner s,rnck OUT. Henr, stole
sccon1, y The aus uit the bail to oee
fled d anu Hrury scored. Thi, won
the game Prov Il ace tried 10 rec ,ver la
tbe la & a but falled The score.