The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-13

Friendship ceased when Hoddy and his
cO-labOrers scored their five runs In the
second.
Scranton's makeup was the same as
Monday, excepting that Meaney ap-
peared in his old position in right, Chiles
going to center. The change seemed
to be an Improvement. Eagan had re-
covered from his slight Illness and was
back in left territory, where he made
two fine running catches. The back
stop work of Rafferty, could not have
been better, and his hitting in the
eighth and ninth did much toward Win
ming the game, as did the opportune
punching of Eagan. Hess had five
chances to slug the ball with men on
bases, but he failed on each occasion
to meet the emergency. Mcguire car
ried off the irlield honors.
First inning-With Ward out, Meaney
pushed one into left for two bases and
scored on Little Eva Chiles' three-bag-
ger. Hutchinson popped up an easy
one for Dixon and Eagan singled ChileS
in. Hess famed. For Providence with
one out Bassett got first on Hutchin-
sons low throw, went to third on
Knights single and scored on a wild
pitch. Score, p.
For three innings neither side scored.
Rafferty, walked to first in the second
with one out. but Brown had the third
strike called and Ward grounded out to
first. In the third with one out and
Chiles on third and Hutchinson on sec
ond on two walks and wild pitch,
E.a gan flew out to the outfield and Hess
famed. In the fourth it was one-two-
three.
THE GRAYS SCORE FIVE.
Meanwhile Providence had pulled in
five runs in the second and made the
score 6-2. With one out Murray made
double and stole third, and Dixon
drew four wide ones and stole second.
Hodson fouled out to Mcguire. Then,
with two out and the two on bases,
Lyons cracked a warm one through
Brown and scored the two runners.
Lyons reaching second on the play. a
hit by pitcher and a walk filled the
bases. and all came in on Drauby's
double Cooney struck out
The best the Grays could do in the
third was DiXon's double with two out.
Then HOdson flew out to Chiles. They
went out one-two- three In the fourth.
They lost two chances to score In the
fifth. Drauby made a double, but was
caught mapping off second. Cooney flew
out to Chiles. Cannavan singled one
against Browns shins and went to third
on Murray's hit. Murray stole second
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Rafferty, and Ward Cannavan tried to
get home but was nipped at the plate
Scranton made the score 6-3 In the
fifth when with two out Chiles cracked
triple liner into left and scored on
Hutchinson's double. Hess, in the
sixth. went to first on balls and to Sec
ond on Cooney's tumble of Maguire's
grounder 1t was a missed chance for
an easy double play but the play was
made when Rafferty, grounded one
down. Hess reaching third. Brown
was late at first. The first Providence
man up got u base on balls and went
to second on passed ball. but died
there on two outfield flies and an as
sist to first.
Scranton began the final run-getting
in the seventh, when with two out and
Chiles at first on IA force hit, he ad-
vanced a base on HutchinsOn's being
hit ny pitcher. Eagan singled them
both home, he reaching second on
Knights error. Hess was assisted out
| at first. For Providence Knight singled
| and Drauby was thrown out at first.
knight scored on CoOney's single. He
stole second, going to third on Wards
miss of the throw. Cannavan struck
out and Murray walked to first. Cooney
tried to get In on the throw to catch
Murray stealing second, but was a few
minutes late Score, 81.
MAGUIRE'S HOME RUN.
Eighth inning-Maguire hit a fast
liner into left which Knight should
have laid back for but he ran up for it
and the ball went through him into far
left field, making a home run. Raffer-
ty singled and Brown bunted safely.
Ward was hit by pitched ball and
| filled the bases. Meaney had the third
| strike called on him. Cooney muffed
Chiles' Texas-leaguer and Rafferty, and
Brown came in, tying the score.
Hutchinson forced Chiles at second.
Ward and Hutch scored on Eagan's
double to left center. Hess flew out to
the infield. In the Providence half
two base hit and Hutchinson's low
| throw to first made run. Score 10-S.
Ninth inning-Maguire was late at
| first Rafferty, and Brown singled, the
latter reaching second on the unsuc-
| cessful throw-in to catch Rafferty, at
third. They both scored on Wards
liner to center. Meaney again had the
third strike called on him. Chiles was
hit by a pitched ball and Hutch flew
Scranton lead of four. The lead was
knocked into a cooked hat by five sue
cessive singles for four runs off Brown.
| A strike out, fly-out and a force hit
ended the inning.
Tenth inning-Eagan got a walk and
| stole. Hess bunted out to Drauby.
Eagan went to third on Naguire's out
at first. Rafferty, got base on balls.
Brown singled Eagan home. Ward flew
out to center. Cooney's blind base
running prevented Providence from ty-
ing. Knight flew out to Ward. Drauby
| got four balls and was singled to third
| by Cooney who ran over second. The
ball had been fielded to Mcguire by
Meaney to stop Drauby. Drauby was
safe but Mcguire got the ball to Ward
in time to catch Cooney Canavan
| flew out to Meaney. Score:
| SCRANTON.