The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
OF on Balls, Strikes, Fouls and on Jude.
ment Of Plays on the Bases.
NyCE PUT OUT OF GAME FOR KICKING,
No had Fairly Retrsi Shlndls al Second but
uloughIIn Declared Tho Runner Safe Gnp
Mada Good Fight Against hsap Odds

me patrons of yesterdays game a
Nhe Adelaide Park, came away from
those grounds thoroughly convincet
siat one OF the impossibilities of life 4,
Tor regular base ball team. playing
upon fts merits, TO contest against ter
men especially II one Of the ten is the
umpire.
Inc Providence nine got a regular
roasting at the hands OF umpire
oLoughlin. Despite his rank decisions.
ana they were always made against the
"idys, une latter kept pegglng away
and were beaten by but one run.
Hartford scored the first two runs on
single and homer. The latter fell
outside the foul line; but O'Loughlin
made IL a fair hit.
Then Evans's roast began and he
could not satisfy the umpire on strikes.
NE rear trouble began In the third
ihnmg. Turner sent a nit to right field
ana Shindle tapped another there. Tur-
ner tried for third base on the hit and
the BAH was sent to Nyce. The latter
saw that there was only slight chance
on getting his man, while there was a
ueau open -and-shut chance at second
by heading off Shlndle. who was going
there ON the throw to third. He lined
the Dal 10 Cooney. who blocked off
Shlndle and dropped on him with the
pan before he got within two feet of
the base. He held him there with the
pdil on MIN and no part Of his anatomy
on the base. An out was claimed
oLoughlin ignored OF Nyce demanded |
decision. lt was refused. In exas- |
peration Nyce flung his glove i'm the /
dtrecton OF the umpire. The latter saw |
the glove lying over the ground. and |
turned and ordered Nyce out OF the |
game. Meanwhile the whole crowd was |
howling IN an exasperated way. II was
foolish thing for Nyce to give vent
20 ms feelings as he did but no one felt
hke blaming him. Ii made a break I'm
me iniield. Braun had to play third
base
oLoughlin ordered the play tobe re-
sufneu am after the spectators had
' 'vehenently expressed their opinion OF
MN and his knowledge OF the technioue
OF the game. play began again.
IN the htth inning Providence broke
me ice, Braun and Leahy hit safely.
Cooney was struck out. Lamar got q
short field hit ana then Evans
ined out a hit which brought in Braun
and Leahy
In the sth inning Davis dropped the
,all over the left fence for a run. In
ne iast half OF The yTh Hartford did | :
!, splendid bt OF team work al the bat.
robson on the coaching lire urged ali
lands To bat the bah at the broken !
pace IN the ineeld AT third base and
ne whole Hartford crew took nm tbe
fy. stuart who had been three times ,
eured on strikes had two strikes ON
Inn. when he batted a ball down be-
ween Braun and Cooney for a safe
Z. wilson. who had taken ITrouhart,s :
lace aftsr the latter had thumb dis-
'cated by a foul tip. was given a base =
n bails, TWO Of which were good | !,
Irlkes. Then Hodeon sacrificed and =
lat sacrifice was winner. After that II
o,ning could stop Hartford from win !,
hg. Turner and Shindle followed with -
It's and the trick was off. az each btt q
mt run and the second one won -
le game. ScOre; al