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SECOND GAME A PITCHED BATTLE.

Considering the CONDITION VI vi"
weathsr the attendance at YESTERDAY
games at Adelaide park was sooa anu
everybody got his moneys worth De
tween me Grays and the Springiields
en even break was made in games woh'
bus Providence rathsr got the pest Oh
the deal. for the Grays white-washed
their opponents The first game was
lost 10 Providence through the pound
ing the springfields gave Dunkle and
the latters m.splays, for seven runs
wele rsled up before any other OF the
home team made an error. Clancy, the
new shofts;op, barring his nervousness
which resulted in two errors, made
good showing Seven CLher chances ne
accepted admirably.
Spllngfield opened the first game with
four runs. Shannon was an easy out,
bat Curley singled and scored on a
iilple Dy Campbell, who went home on
a fly to center by Hemmng. Gunson
ang.ed. and then Brown hit a ground
er TO Dunkle. The big fellow sent The
bah VIII among the carriages ana the
two runners scored. Pappalau was
jarred lB.tle when Providence cut the
bell muffed n low fly from Hernon,
Walters drew called balls, both ad-
vanced on a sacrifice by Cassidy. Da-
Wis drove Hernon home with a hit and
Walters scored on Nyce's grounder.
which was ftqded to the plate, but was
dropped by Phelps.
In the third a single and a steal by
Campbell and a two-bagger by Dolan
made the fifth run for Springfield. who
scored two more in the fourth on a hit
by Myers, error by Dunkle when
Phelps hit the ball. sacrifice by Papa
lau and drive 10 right field by Shan
non.
Providence scored two in the fourth
on Nyce's two-bagger and Leahy's sim
gle to left. which got away from Camp
bell on the bound, and was followed
with an dnfeld play and fly to left
field by Clancy and Weisbecker respec-
lively, each OF which advanced Leahy
and sent him home.
Springfield scored two runs in the
fifth inning Eemming singled and
Dolan sacrificed. Brown hit a hot
grounder to Clancy, who fumbled
Hemming and Brown started a double
steal. Leahy's throw 10 Clancy was
little wide and though he got the ball
he lost IL when he put II on Brown and
Hsmming scored. Brown stole third
with the aid OF Mr. Gruher and he
scored when Walters dropped fly from
Phelps. Providence made a rally In
the ninth, but got only one run.
The second game was pitching bat
tie. In which Baker had shade the
bsst of IL. He was given perfect sup
port, except by one fly lost by Weis-
becker. and his own misplay. when he
tried TO throw a bunte1 ball before ne
nioked it up. Springfield got men on
bases In almost every inning and tried
with a fly caught by Campbell, but Da-
died the bunts in fine style. allowing
but three men at bat in each of the
first four innings In the fifth Davis
sent a fly Just over the head of Dolan
who ran under ~. and Nyce followed
with a fly cought by Campbell. but Da =
Wis scored. This run won the game.
As soon as IL was scored Providence
clamored 10 have the game called on
accrJnt OF darkness. Clouds and driz-
pc wade " dark. but Gruber would not
yield until Springfield had had two
more turns at bat. and as they failed
70 wipe out that lsad he called the
ra~~e on account Of darkness although
Brown kicked strenuously. Scores: