The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-19

Held hit. Two were out now and Fultz
slipped to the bat, determined TO bring In
three runs II mortal man could, but IL be-
came apparent to all that McKenna, no
matter how wild or easy for the Others
had fultz 'gauged' and as result Dave
again struck out. retiring the side at
time where winning lead was assured
Brown 1.
~ No Runs for Either Side.
McAlister retired at first and then
Brennan met the same fault on hard
drive to Fultz. Mchenna finished the
side by striking out Holy Cross o.
Cook popped nm easy one to McAllister
and Lauder followed suit by hammering
the ball into the air and was retired by
Fox. Gammons hit TO short stop, Fox,
and was put out at first. Brown o.
~ Sedgewick In Good Form.
.Sedgewick was surprising the crowd by
pitching both IA strong and heady game
and at the opening Of the sixth TO an
appearance he had plenty Of reserve
strength and had the majority OF the Holy
Cross men 'gauged' 90 n Dicety. The
first one up, Captain Fox, went out on
foul TO Lauder then LAWN was retired
ON pretty piece of team play by Rodman
and Sodgewick. More gilt edge playing
on the part of Sedgewick and Kodman
when Curley hunted along the base line
and was retired ut first Holy Cross o.
Hits But No Runs.
Brown was hitting the ball bit but
for the most part directly into the hands
Of Holy Cross players Rddman and Cur
ney both slammed hot okes TO Fox mt
third and met their fate at first. Boyd
would have done likewise had not Short
stop Fox fumbied his hot drive, but as
IL was Boyd reached the bag in safety and
stole second on wild pitch of Mckenna.
Sedgewick singled TO right field and on
an attempt To reach home Boyd was re-
tired at the plate.
Brown 0.
Maroney was retired on an easy play
by Fultz and Rodman I'm the seventh
McTigue sent the hall directly into Fultz's
hands and met the same fate. Captain
Fox followed and touched up Sedgewick
for pretty single over second. The Wor-
cester boys chances ended with NcAliis-
ter striking out. Holy Cross 0.
Browns Lucky Seventh.
Browns famous lucky seventh opened
with Phillips going TO first on balls.
Fultz followed with one Of the finest butts
ever seen and managed 90 reach first az
well as advance Phillips 10 second. Then
Cook was presented with balls The bases
were filled and pandemoniuin reigned as
Lauder stepped To the plate. Ii was
Browns chance and they were making
the best of it.
In tho grand stand Browns famous
locomotive cheer kept ringing out loud
and clear while on the other side of the
diamond Holy Cross henchmen sat
glum and silent.
Suddenly the crack of LADDERS bat
sounded sharply and the ball went scud
ding into short left and Phillips scored
while Lauder went 10 first.
Gammons struck out Still the bases
were filed and the chances for n good
lead rose. Then Rodman popped an easy
fly To Curley and went out Gurney fol-
lowed with a sharp single which brought
i'm Fultz and Cook and Lauder scored from
second on Bovd's single. Sedgewiok set
tied the run making by striking out after
four runs had been scored.
goose egg went 70 the visitors in the
first of the eighth. Then Brown went in
aud piled up three more runs. In the
closing inning Holy Cross got her only
run on hits. The score: