The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-04
Amateur Games.

Manton............. IL
kuns-Rock. .veno. McKenna. Murray
4; Bucklin. McNair-2. Stolen bases
Rock. Veno, Murray. McKenna 2. Loxson.
Mccarthy. McNair. Double play-Buck-
lin to Loxson. First base on balls-On
Evans--veno, Mccormick; of Morrison
Veno: off Coakley-Morrison 3. Ford,
Coyle: First base on errors--Centredale 4:
Manton. Struck out-By Evans-Taylor;
by Coakley--McNair 2. Mccarthy 2. Cahill.
Ford, Loxson. Tucker. Evans; by Morri-
son-Veno, Mccormick. Murray, Coakley.
Passed balls--McKenna !: Mccarthy 2.
Hit by pitched ball--By Evans-Rock,
Dooley: by Coakley-Morrison. Loxson.
Umpires-Lannigan and Winship. Time
hours.
SECOND GAME.
Innings. .............. 5 s
Centredale. ........... o.
Manton. o -
Runs-Rock 2, veno "a; Cahill, Morri-
son, McDermott, Ford. Two-base hits
--Veno, Taylor. Mccormick 2. McNair.
Double play-Rock 10 Murray. First base
on bails-McCarthy. McDermott First
base on errors=-Centredale g. Manton j.
Struck out--yeno. Mccormick. Dooley 2,
Murray. eastman. Morrison, Ford. Buck
lin McNair Wild pitch--Cashman. Hit
by pitched ball--McCormick Umpires
Lannigan and Winship. Time-2 hours.
The Queen Dyeing Company baseball
team administered defeat to Bristol on
the Common yesterday by a score of to
g.
Several sensational plays made. the
game interesting.
Innings.,........ i 8 3
Queen Dyeing..... 1 o 60
Bristol. ........... o o o o-3
Runs-Moorehead 2. Corrigan, German
2, Curley, Cunningham 2 McGrath-9; Pc
ters. Warren, Cooney--3 Two-base hit
McGrath. Three-bas hits--Warren, Tuck
err Double plays-Curley to McGrath;
Cunningham to Curley to McGrath;
Downing 20 McGrath Costigan to Peters
to Cooney. First base on balls-On Hug
gins S: OFF Downing 4. Left on bases
Queen Dyeing 10; Bristol s. Wild pitches
-Huggins 3. Hit by pitched ball-Gor-
man.. umpires-Trainor and Graham.
Time-2 hours
The St Michaels team added another
to their long string of victories yesterday
when they defeated the Dexters on the
Adelaide avenue grounds. The St. Michaels
played a fast game throughout. Their
fielding was sharp and snappy and they
got hits when needed. The Dexters put
up a great game In the field. but were
unable to solve the mystery of Johnson's
curves. who pitched good steady game
and allowed but four scattered hits. Difh-
cult catches by Hoye and Brady were
features of the game. The game termina-
ted in the eighth inning to allow the ST.
Michaels to play second game with the
Adelaides.
The Adelaides, who had witnessed the
morning game. strengthened their team
with Coleman and Davis of the Young
Mems Catholic Association team, but even
with these crackajacks the Adelaides
played a comedy OF errors and were clear
ly outclassed. The St Michaels got tired
running around the bases and the Ade-
ladies were tired chasing the ball. At the
end OF the fourth inning with the score
IA to 2 In favor OF ST. Michaels. both
teams agreed to call II no game. st.
Michaels had to be content with one VIC
tory for the day.
The woonsocket Gyms defeated. the
Heclas of r1xbridge In two games ysster-
day The first game was won by score
of IA 10 while the other one was decided
by score Of TO s.
The Howards Of Pettaconsett visited
the Sockanosset School for Boys on Sat-
urday afternoon to cross bats with the
Daytons The visitors were outplayed at
every point OF the game. The school team
were the victors by % to 2. Batteries: For