The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence took the second game OF
the series with the Stars at Syracuse yes
terday. Mason and Hodson were both hit
more or less OF gutter In the latter part
OF the game, and LET the Grays hit him at
will. Eagan, who played at second. made
two costly errors for syracuse, while
Ryan, tthe Syracuse catcher who played
in left field yesterday, repeated Eagan's
futile efforts In picking grounders. Hod-
con was given magnificent support, only
one error being credited against the Pro-
whence team. Attendance, 1900.
The summary;
z PROVIDENCE.
.An. II; IN. Po. 4. z;
I = . : .. | III
knisbt Lfs~g,ls- 3 Q 9
Total. ,xuv.,... 40 . Is q IA /
SYRACUSE.
- >, An :; In; 70. :. e
E::::l:;: 3: q! :!:;::E: !; J:
(. Totals. vo,.,, 81 D a b 8
t;::ss:: t's::s::s::, ss:s:: 55iSf$ 70
Earned runs-Providence 3; Syracuse 3;
First base on balls--off Mason a; OF Hod-
son 2. Struck out--By Mason 1; by Hod-
son 4. Home runs-Bassett 2. Three
base hits-Carey, Canavan. Two,b base
hits-Dixon 2. Murray, Cooney, Mime
han. Sacrifice hit--Drauby. Stolen ba-
ses-Eagan 2, shearon, Moss, Lyons 2,
knight. Double plays-AIoss to Eagan
TO Carey; Canavan TO Cooney to Drauby.
Wild pftches-Mason !; Hodson ]. Passed
ball-Dixon. Umpire-Gsfneys Time-2
hours. -
ecranton won from the Bisons at Buff
falo yesterday on account of playing all
around better ball. The errors of the
Buffalos were many and what is more
they were OF q ,glaripg nature. Gillon
pitched well for bcranton and Herndon
also did good work though he..did not
receive the excellent support accorded
TO bis opponent. Attendance, $500. Score
by innings:
Innings......1 2 346 e7 80
scranton-.....a 0 9 % Q Q 2 Ia
Buf!alo.........3 o o 1 o o.. 1 o. 8
At Toronto Wilkesbarre won from the
home team imam old-fashioned heavysshit-
ting game Of ball, which finally shaped
Itself into the score OF 10 TO 10 at the END
of the game. The'game was poorly play
ed and Toronto was the chief offender.
lTbe visitors did not make an error up to
the sixth inning when six Toronto err
lrors. tive singles and home run had
given them a sure oinch on the game.
Furman and Lazette mace home runs.
:. Attendance, 400. Score by innings:
= lnnings..v.1
wilkesbarre.f.3 2 8 o / 3 1 2-16
Toronto....,..2 2 % i O-1o
AssssgsS -
At Rochester yesterday Springfield won
fhe game In the third inning by hitting
Herman for O total OF eight runs. Her.
man was touched up for q three bagger,
three two-baggers and six singles in the
snning. after which Weyhinq was put in
the box. From that on the Ponies failed
TO SCORE. The game. however, was already
theirs, for they had scored nine more
runs than the Blackbiros were able to
secure during the entire game. Attend
! Score byannings,
:. .Inningssss,1 "a 67ss
Springfield" 3 o o x-lS
GAMES TO-DAY.
At Observation-Disclosures VS.. Poches-
Ter.
At Syracuse-Springhsld vs.. Syracuse.
Al Buffalo-Wilkesbar barre VS.. Buffalo.
At Toropto-Scranton Va. Toronto.
erAnpIHo OF THE CLUES
Played Won. Lost &c.
rovidsnce. .,..s~... ~ 30 IL .6s2
Rochester, ..v~.... 80 80 ~ 1858
ErfnIso.. h1tss,s' -s.. y.,. % 20 IIs .SS, ~,
sprinsneld ...Ls.,,. ~ II 30 1852
scrsntan.ss.is8...!. IS il 70 .S6 .Sso
r. e. wHEELMEN WILL TURN oUT
A special meeting OF the r. I. Wheel.
tmen was held at the club house last
evening TO consider taking action on the
tycle parade OF the Fourth OF July.
After considerable discussion it was de-
cided to participate IN the parade. A
committee was appointed to provide re-
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