The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-10
NONTHREE|NSlCCESS|ON
Providence Grays Defeat the Bingham
ton Club with Ease.
BROWN SHUTS OUT HOLY CROSS.
A Thousand spectators witness One Of
tho Prettiest Fielding Games of the
season-Other Eastern League Games
Cleveland Still Leads the Nationals.

The Binghamtons played at Adelaide
park yesterday with the Grays and but
for their good batting would have suf-
fered bad defeat. AS It was they were
defeated, but not badly. The team is
composed of much different material
than was the case last year. only three OF
the old championship team appearing at
the game yesterday. Inks was one OF
these and he wished he had not appeared
for In the first two innings the Grays
scored eight runs, four OF which were
earned.
Inks hit Friel In the ribs and he took
first. Cooney hit one which Pop Smith
fumbled aud both men were safe. A
pas ssed ball advanced each base and
bases full aud only one out. Friel was
forced at the plate on Swartwood's hit
to Staphope and the bases were still full.
Hornung aud Bassett cracked out
doubles and four runs came galiop-
ing in. whalaa went out on a
second % Madden led of with a
hit, Friel aud Cooney followed with
doubles ana Petit with single. Cam
piou drove long one out to right field.
but WILDER got It and Swartwood singled
sending Petit to third and stealing sec
ODQ. I1OTuuuk scub Ouo IdE Out lntO
center field which Heine caught, Petit
going home after the catch. SSart wood
Was caught at third when Bassett went
TO second after being hit. Four more
runs, all earned. Carey was put In the
box by Binghampton and scoring be-
came more difhcult-
Madden started To pitch and Whalan to
catch. for Providence but after the. .BinXoes
had scored one run on "a base on balls, u
hit aud Two wild pitches McKeou IN was
put in to steady Madden. Two sacri-
fices assisted in x, tting one more run for
the visitors. The Bingoes did not score
again till the fourth inning.
Campion got a run IN the fourth inning
on errors by Smith and Stanhope aud
two steals.
In the fourth also the Bingoes started
out again and double by Bri. gs, a triple
by Smith anu single by Snea earue 4
tAo runs. In the fifth ano, her run was
earned on Heine's single aud Knighs's
double.
In the eighth Providence scored twice.
Mckeougn hit safe one, Madd.n hit TO
Snea, and that player threw to the
bleachers instead o. first base, on which
McKeough came home and Madden got
TO third. Friel went out, and Cooney hit
for two bases. scoring Ma iden.
Binghamton also scored ia the eighth.
With one out Moran /" as given his base,
Smith hit for two bases, advancing
Moran to third. He came In Oh Wiiber's
long fy out to Swartwood and Smith
scored on Shea's two-bagger. In the
ninth "A big effort was made for another
run but knight only got as TAR AS third
on hit by pitcher and Briggs two
base hit.
There Is no doubt that Providence has
. first-class team, as the game yesterday
showed, when not a single heiui " error
was made, the only niis-plays bsiag two
wild pitche, by Madden. Petit at second
accepted nine chances without an error,
one or two being especially difiicu I.
Que bali was taken close 70 the pag auu
seemed a safe nit, but Petit threw il
over his shoulder aud just caugnt his
man. Ihe scSrs: