The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
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batting average AS the base hit column
will show. In the third inning all the
Providence players faced Herr and all
got hit but the three who were put
out. Result five earned runs. 1t was
the same in the eighth, nine men faced
Herr for one homer. a triple. three
doubles and a single. Five more
earned.
THE SECOND GAME.
The second game was a little more
interesting. Brown pitched a game OF
greater merit than the score shows ana
for which condition of affairs the very,
very rank judgment of Umpire Kelly
on balls and strikes and his inability to
tell a fair ball from foul one Is ac-
countable from the beginning to the
end. Brown got perpetual roast. and
In at least three instances. when there
were chances for Scranton to score
Kelly called balls foul that were man.
ifestly fair. knorr. a colt, pitched for
the Rhode Islanders. He was hit freely
but nearly always unfortunately. ana
when useful fair crack was made AT
the ball Kelly called it foul. Provi-
dence was again first at bat. With two
cut and as many On bases Cooney flew
out to Meaney. Scranton also drew
blank and Ward got first on Drauby's
error. but Kelly called three distinct
strikes on Meaney, the last two being
clearly balls. Chiles hit safely. advanc-
ing Ward to second, but Eagan nit
one 10 Suoiey, anu uouo, p' ,,,;th
Providence in the second. Scranton
scoreu the i,,sl lu.'; ~. 80, .aonnI an
went .,' ou. ~ ooums on f Eonnavon and
,ne uoun,s ',, trlo' , y" 40 =" Rassatt
,;oI,s' S m,scor,,.,s s;ngIa and
r riach ,,,.,r, h,,t ,ha S;da was ra-
n.oWn 49,, 80 20 Enigbt In the
th,,a u UH u.;,h oro out 7 .vons pnt four wide
80 hmt nassatt fonnad and Knight
20 hIonkad az f,rst Neaney. Chiles
,nd Eayon vsre easy outs. Drauby
cra ad ont a homer in the fourth, but
WAS declared ont for skippiny second
Three trinles NV Cooney. Cannavan and
Murray and an intield assis. to first
earned three runs for Providence In
tho fourth scranton made one on
Lyons' failure to stop Hutchinson's
single and Flack's drive to left. Ma
ruire struck out, Flack was caught try
ing TO seal and Rafferty, was thrown
ont at first
pAcSg,T,r,S SINGLE
., ',.,, ,,,,,,o :, tho
Bassett ieu on Win SinS ~ .,r
nfth' ana NhiShl liiaue III. sam sam, ,,o
tense. Draupy popped up an a,,s easS uns
To Brown. ware S'oPptu too' ,t ,n -
grouhuer anu toIcneu nn,S 81. .,,
the run ana so' tne oa,i ~ n'S. ,,r,ou ~ .'' ~,
10 put Coohe! OUT, pro"n a'"sE" ~.
scranton halt. Waru new ou. ~ ~
Coohey. Meahey MT seht n'Uwm % W
second anu Brown scored anu Mean.s
advanced 10 tnird on Easah ul,ne 70 70
risht arter Chiles hau HOWL ou. ~.
hnlght. Hutchinson lorceu r.asan a
second. Dixon sot wa!h @ " llls' n,,n'. ~ VIZ
sixth with two out put Nhorr suu.h
OUT. For scranton WIN TWO OUT Hai-
Ierty ana broWh slneleu' ,ou,,
Here was an instance WHERE Nm.
got III ms lhe WORK. ware pusneu out
low hne urlVe over lirst pase, 'he
pail tearing up tue iihe III c'uuus vi
the iouI llhe. heiy eaheu loai az
inost pelore uie paiI s.ruck terra liIl,la'
haHerty ana brown couIu nave eeoleu. ~
me next one Waru nlt was an easy ~!
10 Coohey, wnlcii retlreu tne slue. me
rroViuence run III the seVentn was vi,
Hutchlhson error; which iet basse..
Teach se'oEu' anu mus ny Draupy anu
| Coohey' ror scranton Meahey new
out u Murray Cniies hiaue d uoup.e
| anu Lasah anu nu'c" iou'eu Jul ~
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