Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07
weak in THE BOX.
PaWtuCketS Badly Beaten
IN Worcester.
THREE PITCHERS TRIED.
Game Characterized by Plenty Of Hits
and Loose Plays.

Game characterized by Plenty OF Hits
and Loose Plays.
With a strong pitcher in the box the
Pawtuckets would have defeated Worces-
ter Saturday. but instead they we're given
a bad drubbing by Manager Murphy's
men. 1he Maroons made fourteen hits
with total OF twenty one, enough to win
any game, but they could not bat out
victory with job lot pitchers in the box.
Three twirlers were presented, all of
whom were wild and Ineffective.
The game was characterized by plenty OF
hitting and loose playing. Robinson
opened up in the box and in two innings
He was hit safely six times and all COM
bined gave the Worcesters nine runs.
Haben went in and gave three bases on
balls and was touched up for five singles.
netting eight runs.
He was taken out and Tierney, the new
man, went in to try bis hand. He was
wild and hit freely, but not so badly as
the others.
The Pawtuckets began to find the
Wore rcesters' pitcher towards the latter
part OF the game, scoring eleven runs In
the fifth, sixth and seventh innings.
Fournier, Hanivan and Wise batted
heavily, the latter making atwo bagger,
three bagger and home run.
Following is the score:
Innings. So $50
Iswt.ekst H"yt.oisS '........9 ssS?fSa "a
Earned runs. Worcester, 8; Pawtucket, 4.
Home run, Wise. Three base hits. Wise,
Hayes, foui nier. Two base hits, Wise Gull.
Hanivan 2. -lattery. First base on balls.
Worcester, i3; Pawtucket. 10. First base
on errors, Worcester, 5; Pawtucket, l..
Double plays, Tieiney and Mulhearn.
Otber New England Games
In Fall River four thousand spectators
witnessed the champions down tne Lew
istons. The latter fielded we'll but could
not hit Viau while Stafford was touched
up for fourteen hits.
Sexton was puzzle TO Bangor and the
Maine team went uown for the seventh
consecutive time. In Haverhill the Port
lands could do nothing with Crane and
the Shoe town team won to 5.
McDonaId Played Third.
D9beUlau VINO ~ out
on bail awaiting trial for breach OF con-
tract, played with Syracuse against the
Springfield on Saturday. The Syracuse
nine won IL to- but the Springtields
protested the game because Mcdonald
played. The latter put up a great game,
making thrse hits and accepting five
chances, all he had.
Beat the Bostons.
There is great Joy In Westerly on ac-
count Of the victory won Dy the Westerly
polo team over the Bostons Saturday
night. The score was to 3 for Westerly,
Dickie Pierce getting six out OF the seven
goals scored by the victors.
In Amateur Circles.
The Y. M. &. A. team visited Attleboro
Saturday afternoon and opened the season
in the Interstate series with the Attle-
boros. II was hotly contested game,
the visitors being defeated by a score 6
to 8, although the result was in doubt
until the last man was put out. The same
teams will play on Prospect street grounds
next Saturday.
At Pawtuxet Valley Park the Clydes
defeated the Banner Boys 8 to5.
Although not in the State League the
Lonsdales showed their strength by wal
loping the Russells of Olneyville on the
Prospect street grounds by 4 score OF IL
to 8. Beaumont and Mcguire we're the
battery for Lonsdale and their work was
first class.
Clipped Diamonds
Will somebody beat Fall Riverf
Freeman of the Haverhills is proving
q terror to all the New England league
twirlers.
Pitcher Terry has been released by the
Pittsburgs. He has been with the club
for three years.
Fred Woodcock of Brown fame has
been coaching the Vermont academy at
Saxton's River, VT
Long, Duffy, Mccarthy, Tucker and
Lowe are the Boston players who have got
their eye on the ball.
Jay Faatz, captain of the Syracuse
team, IL juet as hard a kicker as when be
handled the Clevelands in the big league.
Umpire Hurst had a regular picnic inn
posing fines in Brooklyn. He fined Tom
Burns s25, Con Daley $40 and Mullane
t10. all for kicking too strongly at his de-
cisions.
Darrah is expected to arrive in the city
for Wednesdays game. He played Sat-
urday for ack ksonville against Des moines
and the latter club protested the game.
The Bostons will play an exhibition
game In this city Monday, May 2S.
The Pswtuckets met the Worcester team
again this afternoon and as Fournier is
In the box for the Pawtuckets IL is reas-
onbly certain that they will record vic
tory. The other games are Bangor at
Brocktop and Lewiston at Portland.
The Grays will leave tonight for Troy
where they will open the season tomor-
row. They are scheduled to play twenty
one games before they return to Provi-
dence on June J.
Bassett made several star plays In Sat-
urday's game against the Troys, stopping
two drives each OF which were good for
two bases.
The stars OF this city and the Brown
team, class OF 'p8, met this afternoon on
the Dexter street grounds.
Dog Run Over.
Charles Anthony's pet dog was -un over