Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-31
THEY WON lNDLOS
Fall Rivers and PaWtuCk-
cts Even Up.
STARS BEAT W0ODBINES.
Game This Afternoon Postponed-Yes-
terday's Contests.

Over two thousand people saw the Paw
tuckets defeat the Fall Rivers II to yes
terday forenoon on the Dexter street
grounds. II was very gentlemanly gath
ering and there was hardly any noise ex-
cept applause for fine play and the crowd
distributed its praise very generously on
the members OF both teams. The game
was rather one sided, but 1t was full of
hard hitting and sharp fielding which
thoroughly pleased The people.
The Maroons started in a winning gait
and scored In every inning except two.
Hannivan and Klobedsnz found the nall
for a home run each. O'Neil for the visit
tors, pitched well but the PawtucKets
had their batting clothes on.
Fournier was strong and steady and the
work OF Roach and Darrah Is worthy of
mention. Fournier was hit on his pitch
ing arm and badly hurt, but pluckily
stood IT out.
The score:
mnings........,. 2S4s 7ss
Pawtucket..........l mas 10 LA
FAN RI er..........0 o o o o O-3
Earned runs-Pawtucket.5 s; Fall River. /.
Two base hits-BannOn Wise, Reilly.
Home runs-Hannivan, Klobcdanz. Stol n
bases-Bannon, McDermott Double play
Reilly, McDermott and Klobedanz. First
base on balls-By Fournier, 8; by ONeil, 3;
First base on errors-Pawtucket. :; Fall
River. l. StrEck out-By Fournier. 2; BY
o'Neil. 3. Wild pitch-o'Neil. HIT by pitched
ball-By ONeil. g. Umpire-CunniDghain
The fternoon Game.
Pawtucket was beaten ;13 to Sat Fall
River in the afternoon before 4, 900 people.
o.. do a. NlraN lad
with Others, the home team scored seven
runs IN the fourth inning and was shut
out for the rest of the game.
The score:
Innings. 2 "a O 7s9
Fail River..........4 | 7 0 0 o C-l3
Pawtucket ..........0 2 3 o o 3
Hits-Fall River Is; Pswtueket II Errors
Fall River o; Pawtlcl<et 8. Batteries
Meyers and Rolling; Meakin and Roach.
The Stars Won.
The Woodbines and Stars met on the
Dexter street grounds yesterday after
noon in the State League series before a
large crowd of spectators. Lovett was in
the box for the View boys and did finely
after he steadied down In the first in
ming.
The Stars won through superior fielding
and Lovett's bases on balls in the first.
the score:
Innings..........I 2 6 7S9
stars................2 o o . N-4
Noodbines..........2 o. 1 3
Earned runs-Woodbines. Two base hits
Russell, Leonard, McGinty. stolen bases
McGaragle 2, McKenna, Ryan, Landy,
Lovett 3. First base on balls-On White 4;
OFF Lovett 2. First base on errors-Stars 3;
Woodbines |. struck out-kennedy 2, Nc
Donald 2, Lovett, Ryan, Kelly 2, Clark, Me
Ginty, McKenna. Passed alls-Kennedy
3; McKenna ?. Wild pitch-White. Hit by
pitched ball-IIussey. Time-lh. Som. Umpire
p Mclaughlin.
Games W steTdsy.
Eastern Lesgue-Proyidence 6.23,
Springfield 4; Troy 9-5, Syracuse So;
Erie Sc, Buffalo 10, Wllkesbarr BIng-
hamton games postponed; rain.
New England League-Portland 10.1,
Lewiston 9.S; Brockton I'LL, Worcester
TO; Bangor 10 8, Haverhiil II.
State League Woodbines 7, Clydes 1;
Wexford Is Q, Russells 1872.
Young woodbines Won.
The Woodbne Juniors defeated the
East Side Juniors 81 to 13 yesterday after
noon.
Many Runs.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society team defeated the Young Mems
Catholic Association team OF st. Joseph's
parish yesterday by a score OF % TO II.
Game Postponed.
The Pdwtucket. Worcester game here
this afternoon was postponed. Pawtucket
will be in Worcester tomorrow and
Worcester here Saturday.
Stnokp tha Rod Star ID