The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24

Summary: Two base hits, Duffy,
Johnson; three base hits, O'Brien; stol-
en- bases, Johnson, Dorsey, Phelps;
bases on balls, by Come, 4; by Fcssen-
den 8; hit by pitcher by Caine, 1; by
Fessenden, 1; struck out, by Game, /,
by Fessenden, 1, by Ashe, 5. Time of
game, 1:50.
AT BRIDGEPORT.
Bridgeport, June 25-The lovers of
the national game were treated to a
good contest at NewfieId park this
afternoon between the Orators and the
Whalers. Though the visitors made
several errors, they were not costly,
while Bridgeport's only error, made by
Foster in the ninth, resulted in New
London's only run of the game. The
Orators We're fortunate in their bunch
ing of hits in the first inning and made
two runs. They did not score again
until the fifth. when an error by Kin
ney allowed Foster to reach third and
he was brought home on hit. In the
seventh Foster made a terrific drive to
left field fence which was the prettiest
home run hit made on the grounds this
season. Both clubs put up very salts
factory ball. Tanyane gave excellent
satisfaction as umpire. The score:
Bridgeport. 2 0 0 1 0 q *-4
New London..0 0 0 0 0 0 Ii
Hits-Bridgeport, s; New London, a.
Errors-Bridgeport 1; New London, A.
Batteries-Corcoran and O'Rourke;
Conway and Lamar
AT WATERBURY.
Waterbury, June 23.-With number
of new players in his team Claude Gill
bert came to Waterbury this afternoon
and administered severe defeat to
the Brass city players. It was a great
game, full Of exciting incidents up to
the ninth inning and until the last
inning it was impossible to pick the
winner. In the ninth the New Britains
gave the finest exhibition of batting
that has been seen on the home
grounds this season, a two Dagger, two
singles and a three-bagger in uninter-
rupted success resulted in three runs
and another run was scored before the
side was retired. Waterbury was
BANKED in her half of the ninth. Man
ager Gilbert Drought with him Lefty
Mari, Vickery, formerly of the Hart
fords, and Walsh, the latter being in
the box and proving very effective The
ninth inning opened with Lefty" Mari
starting out with a twobagger and
throughout the entire game he show
ed the clever work Of the experienced
ball player. Vickery followed up the
batting, and the younger players profit
ed by the good example. The clever
work Of Manager Gilbert's new men
was a treat. Waterbury has no excuse
for her defeat, as it. was won on merit.
The score:
Waterbury,. 0 0 0 3 1 0 o.
New Britain..0 0 0 2 1 0 As
Hits-Waterbury, 6; New Britain, 10.
Errors-W 2; New Britain, 8.
Batteries-Prentiss and J. Connor;
Walsh and Somers.
AT DERBY.
Derby June 23.-After playing a
sleepy uphill game for six innings
Derby woke up in the seventh and bat
ted Miriam out of the box, while even
more severe drubbng was given
Clements in the eighth. Conroy, for
| the home team, was rather wild, but
received fair support and succeeded to
a great extent in scattering Meriden's
hits. John L. Sullivan, who was adj
vertised to umpire the game, fell fiat
as a drawing card, as there were less
than 400 paid admissions. Sullivan UNI
pired three innings very satisfactorily
and then gave way to Umpire Cone
Home runs were made by Donovan and
Cusic, while the batting of the whole
! Derby team was heavy Double plays
by Denny, Wilson and Hendrix added
| to the clever work of the angels"
| The score:
Derby. :. 20 0 0 3 5 so
| Meriden :. ..3 0 0 0 0 o. 6
Hits-Derby, Is; Meriden, 10. Errors
Derby, 5; Meriden, 5. Batteries
Conroy and Manning; Miriam, Clements
and Thiesen.