The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-20
SPORTING NOTES.
Knhns, hit won the game.

Kuhns' hit won the game.
All the eastern clubs of the Eastern
League won yesterday.
Lampe's swift ones looked like balloons
to the hard-hitting Websters.
Uxbridge still elings to the top rung in
the Blackstone Valley League ladder.
Won't it be case of thanking Provi-
dence if Worcester wins the pennant?
Thus far the Observation-Disclosures
series stands seven to six in favor of
Worcester :.
Study as it might, Southbridge could not
find Evans at any stage OF the game at
Southbridge.
goose eggs has caused Webster to go
frantic with joy.
Webster has caught the mania of giving
up rs cold "plunks' for a league pitcher;
behold the result.
Carr had his wits about him when he
covered home while Bransdeld chased
Boyle's wild throw.
North Brookheld opened up the season
of base ball yesterday, but Spencer came
out with flying colors.
Who says base ball is dead in Clinton?
Just ask the BARRIERS. business and pro-
fessional men about the matter.
The Princeton Tigers challenge any am
ateur team in the city under Is years of
age. Answer through The Spy.
1t looked like a case of gold brick when
Miller was giving Syracuse men bases on
balls and giving fans heart disease.
Gaffney gave the Bostons all that was
coming to them in base decisions in the
second game DISQUALIFICATION Journal.
Bransfeld's arm wasn't in the best of
shape, but he threw out two men, had
the umpire given him what belonged to
him.
The clam digger made eyes at the farmer
as the latter's field were chasing leather
in q
day.
I<lobedanz is determined that he will
win his game this week. He will prob
ably pitch the first game against the
roWdies.
Roy Evans of the Providence Eastern
League team has the free use of every
thing good in Webster for the remainder
of his life.
Worcester fans who went to Boston to
see the game yesterday say the Bostons
made the Brooklyns look like a crowd of
school boys.
Just before the game George Mathews
guessed the score would be to in favor
of Worcester. Well George always was
good guesser.
Jack hampe was a small toad in a big
puddle at Southbridge yesterday. Never
mind, Jack. you are big toad in small
puddle at times.
Bransfield made pretty catch of
Lynch's foul fly. A slow catcher could
never reach the ball, as it went only a
few feet in the air.
There is no excuse for inability to get
the ball over at this time of the season.
If a pitcher can't, he ought to practice
more than he does
There isn't club in the Eastern League
that would like to see Rochester win the
pennant Montreal Gazette. Good guess.
Springfield Union.
Klobedanz leads the Eastern League
pitchers in percentage of games won. All
Worcester's pitchers now have a winning
average of 500 or better.
Let up little, Buck; this winning bust
ness is getting monotonous. = Rochester
Times Don't let up too much, Buck. The
pennant isn't yours yet.
When Wrigley sole third in the third
inning, Kuhns acted as If afraid of the
runner He wasn't when Hargrove stole
and he had the man easy
Manager Griffin of Syracuse is using, in
right field, a NIT that is bigger than the
rules allow. The Worcester players are
not putting up kick, however.
Meekin is reported to have said that he
stuck himself with pin TO see, whether
he was dreaming when he heard that he
was free to go to Boston last Friday.
Manager Griffin Of Syracuse was liberai-
~ applauded when he first came to the
bat 1t goes to show that a gentlemanly
player is appreciated outside of his own
city
Miss Russell dam of Maud S., 2;0Sss, is
now a double 2:l0 producer. At Rigby
Park her last foal, the gray pacing geld
ing Slavonic. by King Wilkes, took a race
record of 209%.
Is playing a far better game at short
field than when with Chicago. His throw
ing is superb, and he is one of Brooklyns
most reliable stickers they say.
When Miller came to the bat In the
sixth with the bases full, he clasped his
hands as IL In PRAYER He got his base