Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-26
ANOTHER GAME WON.
Syracuse Lowers Its
COIOrS 10 Our Team.
TEN RUNS IN AN INNING.
Season Will be Opened day With
rade-Notes.

Ihe syracuse team OF the Eastern Lea
que had the wind taken out OF their sails
by tn" Pawtuckets on the Dexter street
grounds yesterday afternoon in the pres
ence OF a good sized assem- blage. The
visitors were out to win, but the home-
sters played a hard up. hill game and
welded the willow with good effect.
Syracuse started in like winners, scoring
six runs In the first inning by hard hit
ting. In their half the Pawtuckets got
three runs by clean batting and good base
running. Hannivsp made pretty double
play In the third inning, corralling hot
liner and catching a man at second.
The Pawtuckets found Callihan's deliv-
cry in the third inning and sent ten men
across the plate. With the bases full,
Fournier sent the ball over tho right field
fence for homer. Hanivsn repeat ed lhe
trick In the eighth inning, winning the
game for the home team.
The Syracuse team tried their prettiest
to win out In the ninth, but Robinson put
on extra steam and succeeded In shutting
them out.
Pawtucket made seven hits with total
OF "a, while the Syracuse record was 10
with a total of eighteen.
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Pawtucket ..........3 0 10 0 o o s KS
Syracuse.............6 0 o 2 2 OF
Earned rnns-Pawtucket, 7; Syracuse, 4.
Twobase hits-Pawtucket, 4; Syracuse g.
Sacrifice hits-Wise, Roach, Robinson ?, Min
nehan, Wilson, Dwyer Home runs-Four.
nier, Hannivnn. stolen bases-Pawtucket,
4; Syracuse, ?. Double plays-Pawtucket, 8.
First base on balls-On IIaben, 5; of Robin
son, 7, off Fournier, |; OF Callahan, 0.
struck out-By pawtucket, o. by Syracuse, 3.
Passed balls-Ivory, /, Wilson, ?. Wild
pttches-Robinson, /; Callihan, 2. Hit by
pitched ball-Robinson, ?. Time-2 hours.
Umpire-James Kelly.
Other Games Yesterday.
Providence, IL; Fall River, s.
Troy, IL; Hayerhill, 10.
Brown, IL; Dartmouth, o.
VIII Make Parade,
A meeting OF the stock holders of the
last evening.
II was voted to open the championship
season Sal aiurday with parade.
The price OF season tickets was fixed at
sl2.
Pawtucket Boys Won
The Pawtucket High School team de-
feated the East Providence High School
nine yesterday afternoon Is to Ia.
Darrsh VIII Play Here.
Manager Leonard received word last
evening from Jack Darrah, who was
signed TO play third base and captain the
team, TO the effect that he had decided to
cast his lot with the Pawtuckets this sea.
son and hoped the team was a pennant
winner.
He was wired to come on at once and
his ticket having been sent early In the
week he is expected to show up in time
to play against the Bangors on Saturday.
With Darrah on third and Mulhearn on
first Pawtucket will have an infiold sec
ond to none In the league.
Nick Wise, who has been playing the
initial bag I'm a highly satisfactory man
mol, will go to left field and judging by the
way Bannon Is showing up In center that
section of the diamond Will be we'll taken
care of.
MuIhearn, the new first bsseman OF the
Pawtuckets, arrived In town today. He
will not require a step ladder TO go after
balls, being over six feet tall. He played
In the Western League last season.
Minor Mention.
Syracuse Will play NJ Brockton tomor-
row and with the New Britains OF the
Connecticut State League on Saturday.
They will open the Eastern League season
with Providence on Tuesday.
The home run drives over the left field
fence by Fournier and Hanivan were
pretty enough to be photographed. Each
was timely, coming when men were on
bases.
Manager Murphy OF the Worcesters Is
hustling for q third bsseman. He has
signed pitcher Hill OF Baltimore on rec
omn,endation OF Capt. Slattery.
The Pawtuckets are confident OF defeat
ing Providence on the home grounds to-
morrow afternoon.
Young Moore is hitting the ball In great
shape and with a little coaching will make
a fine player.
Catcher Roach is showing up In fine
form and is a hard worker.
President Murnane OF the New England
League will announce the staff OF umpires
selected tomorrow. There we're over two
hundred applications ana only four APP
pointments to be made.
The opening games in the New hag-
land League series on Saturday are as fol-
lows: Bsngors VS.. PawtucKet, Portlands
vs.. Fall RIyer, Worcesters VS.. Haverhill
and Lewiston vs.. BrocktoD.
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