Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-06
RATIFIED FOURNIER
The Small Boys Worried
Him Badly.
GOOD GAME SATURDAY.
Meekin Did Good Work For the Ma
roons-0ther Games.

The game Saturday between the Paw
tuckets and Brocktons WIS fine exhibit
tion of base ball playing. Fournier was
In the box for Brockton and was hit very
hard. The small boys got after him and he
was pretty we'll ratified at times. Meakin
pitc he'd a much better game than Four
nier.
Both teams played for all they were
worth. After the fourth inning the hits
were more or less scattered, but before
that inning the score was tie, both
clubs making three runs In the nrst
inning. From that inning until the
fourth neither side was able to score.
In the fifth the visitors made one run,
and for time II looked as II that one
run was to be the biggest run ever
made on these grounds. But the home
team became themselves soon, and scored
three In the sixth and one In the seventh b,
while the visitors made one more In the
eig nth and that iB all. The game was one
of interest throughout, and none of the
spectators thought of leaving until after
the last man was out In the ninth inning.
There was little fuss in the first inning
In regard to the balls not bearing the
name OF "Tiu." Murnane, but nothing was
realized from 1t. Following is the score
Innings......"
Rrdckton.... .....S 0 O.
Earned drpus-Pawtucxet. s; Brsckton s.
Two base hits-Moore. Davis. Wilis. Farrell.
nome run-O'Brisn. stolen bases-Bnnnon.
Hamtll, Moore 2. Double play-Hannivan.
Moore and Davis First base on buils-Paw .
tucket, 3; Brockton, 5. struck out-By
Fournier,4 T. Passed ball-Yeager. hit by
pitched ball Davis. Umpire-Long.
other Games.
Portland 4, Fall River ]; Bangor 8,
Lewiston 8; Woodbines is, St. Annes 8.
Providence 1, Syracuse 0 90 iunings)
Erie 8, Binghsmtom 8; Buffalo IA, Wilkes
barre 8; Springfield IL. Scranton (irst
camel; Springfield %, Scranton 3 tsecond
game.)
Sundays Gsmss.
Providence 8, Syracuse I; Buffalo 20,
Wilkesbarre 10; Chicago 8, Cincinnati ]; /;
Louisville st Louis 2.
Games Today.
Buffalo at Wilkesbarre; Erie at Bing-
hamton; Springfield at Syracuse; Provi-
dence at Scranton.
CLUB VIII Stay.
n
tucket Base Ball Association was held Sat-
urday evening, the result b,ing that the
team will finish the season. For the past
week there has been some talk OF the clc b
disba nding, but sufficient funds were
ra ised at the meeting to finish the season
and put the team on a firm financial basis.
The new management read the "riot act"
To the players, and in the future better
work Is looked for. Pitcher Standish was
released, and OF her changes will be made,
with a view to winning back third place
In TIE League standing. The terms Of
Lawson and Brunnemer, two pitchers OF
recognized ability, were accepted. The
former will be In the box against the Port.
lands on the Dexter street grounds today.
Nick Wise, the popular first baseman OF
the Maroons, who has been laid up for
the past ten days with broken Jaw, will
resume his position on the team by Wed.
nesday. In his absence Davis has been
playing the initial bag in highly salts
factory manner.
Diamond Chips.
The Grays left Providence at 1:23 this
morning by the Shore Line express for
Scranton, where they open the Eastern
League series In that city.
The Providence team will play Ia games
on the road, and may work In a 18th by
playing a Sunday game at Buffalo.
The Grays will be back at Adelaide Park
on Aug. %, with the Erie team as oppo-
nents in the opening Of the next series at
home.
The Maroons will stay the season out
although some cities would like to see
them 60 under.
The Grays won 20 out OF the % cham
pionship games played In the long series
at home which terminated yesterday.