The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-15

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Orchards. .,..,.,,..,,,,.. ,667
Young Jocelyns,, ..,..,,,.,.. 1888
Young Defenders. ...,.. .,, 1888
Young New HaVens, 1888
Monitors. e, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 900
The results of Saturdays games are:
Plymouths % Young Bay Views 2,
Young Washingtons 10, Young New
Ravens IL,
Orchards 8, Monitors 0.
Branford vs. Walllngford.
Branford, June 13.-The Branford
baseball team defeated the Walling-
fords this afternoon in the sixth inning,
when the local team touched up Casey
for several hits, The feature was
three-base hit by Casey of the home
| team when two men We're on bases in
| the sixth inning. The score:
Branford ....0 s-13
| Wallingford l 0 0 0 2 o.
Observation-Disclosures and Sullivan: Ca
sey and Gardner
Ball Grounds Rented.
Bridgeport, June 13.-The ball game
scheduled for this afternoon between
| Bridgeport and Ansonia was postponed,
The grounds at Avon park were rented
for the day, and the diamond at the
Beach is not yet in order
Hartfords and New Havens.
Hartford, June 13.-Seeds, the phe
nomenal pitcher of the Hartfords, had
a phenomenal yellow streak to-day and
| allowed New Haven to win easily. He
allowed fourteen men to take their
| bases on balls.
New Haven. o 2 2 l %
| q
Hits-New Haven 7, Hartford s. Err
rors-New Haven /, Hartford A. Bat
teries-Seeds and Smith; Mackie and
Hodge.
Won in the ninth.
Paterson, N. j., June 1S.-Newark
won from Paterson to-day in the ninth
inning by scoring three runs ON base
on balls, a single, a three-bagger and
Elton's muff of Smiths throw to the
plate McMackin was hit hard at crit
ical moments.
Paterson .....O 0 4 0 0 0 1-6
Newark ......0 0 0 0 0 81
Hits-Paterson s, Newark IL. Errors
Paterson 8, Newark S. Batteries
McMacl1in and Elton: Bristow and A,
Rothfuss.
Nets Downed Again.
Wilmington, Del, June 13.-Wilming-
ton defeated the MetrOpolitans to-day
for the third time in succession.
Wilmington 2 8 3 0 0 0 O-l6
Nets .......0 0 0 2 0 l 0 O.
Hits-Wilmington 10, Metropolitans
s. Observation-Disclosures 0, Metropolitans
.. Batteries-McCafferty and Wise;
Bowen and Foster
New Haven A. AS VS.. TOrrington.
Manager Everitt was away Saturday
and the New Haven A. AS lost a game
| to Torrington at the EdgewOOd Park
diamond. The visitors had down their
star team, including Mackey, formerly
Of the Hartfords of the Atlantic league,
and Nichols of the New England league,
O'Connell of Meriden received a trial
by the Athletics and was pounded all
over the field in the third and fourth in
Inings. He was replaced by Sniffen,
who kept the Torringtons from scoring
after the fifth.
Moore was also batted hard and in
the sixth Gleason took his place, prov
ing very effective.
Cameron, Theisin and Bone made the
star plays of the day. Theisin led al
the bat, but Cameron's and O'Connells
hits were very opportune They batted
in six of the Athletics seven runs.
Nichols three-bagger was the long
est hit of the day. 1t rolled to the
fence in center, scoring T. Dryer.
The game was called at the end OF
the eighth inning to allow TorringstonF
to catch a train.
N. II. A. A.....1 0 2 0 3 l 0 O.
Torrington.. 10 0 2 0 0-1(
Newark, N. j., June 1.-THE Newark
Metropolitan game scheduled for to-day
h. was postponed on account of rain.
National league games resulted az
follows Saturday: At Baltimore, Balti
more d. Chicago II; at Brooklyn, Brook
Ign 6, Cleveland 5; at New York New
York 8, Pittsburg 10; at Philadelphia
Philadelphia l, Louisville g.
HARTFORD VS. NEW HAVEN TO
DAY.
The Hartfords play New Haven to-
day and this will be the only gam,
played this week. Hartford and New
Haven have agreed to play the Tues
day game some time in August. TIT
New Haven club plays in Hartford
, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
The Hartford and New Haven teams
, have played eleven games SO far, New
? Haven having won six games.