The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
During ths Nine Innings The Canadians Hit
Safely Only Twcs.
FELIX'S DELIVERY WAS POUNDED HARD
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Brsks Even -H'rIiod Won Ten Inning Game

Ed Dunkle was Murrays choice in
the game against the Royals yesterday.
and he certainly did as well as his pre-
decessors. He had oceans of speed.
and incidentally one or two perplexing
twists, which he used very effectively
against the Dooley aggregation. He
allowed only two hits, one of which. In
the first inning, should have been
easily captured by Capt. Connor, had
he tried at all TO corral It, The other
hit was a nice clean one over second
base. and came in the fourth. after
two men were already sent To the
woods. He issued only one pass 10
first which was not at all costly. He
retired four men on strikes, twice re-
firing Tommy Bannon. the hard hit
ting out-fielder from Montreal, in this
manner.
Felix was slated by Dooley to do GER
tain things to the Graybacks. But the
locals absolutely refused To allow him
TO do anything at all touching him
up for 10 hits and scoring 10 runs. Each
and every hit made was instrumental
in securing one or more runs.
In the opening inning Schiebeck flied
stole second and died there as Bannon
struck out and Lezotte was third gone,
Dunkee TO Cassidy. The locals started
of very nicely and scored a couple In
the vrry first chapter. Parent was
again tod small for Felix and high ones
transferred him to first corner. Con-
nor flied out to right i'm attempting to
place hit in right garden. Cassidy
got a hit and sent the kid" 10 third.
He went TO second when Davis was
thrown out at first and Parent scored.
Cassidy scored from second when STAFF
ford got hit. Walters flied out to
centre and retired the side.
Three men came 10 bat for the Roy
ais In the second and the locals did no
better. In the third Dunkle repeated
his performance OF holding the hit
ters down to three, retiring the first two
on flies and striking out Schebeck. the
third man up. Providence got one In
their turn at bat. After Parent had
flied out TO left Connor was given his
walking papers to first bag. Cassidy
flied out TO Odwell at centre but Da-
Wis came TO the rescue with a triple.
scoring Connor. Davis did not tally.
Stafford being struck out by Felix. In
the fourth Odwell struck out and Par
ent made a sensational catch Of Ban
mons fly back of second. Lezotte then
placed the second and last hit made by
the NlSltDTS ana MtDl tO Sttoflu NHtD
Parent made a tumble on Johnson's
grounder. Johnson was forced at Sec
ond a moment later when Corners
gripped grounder from Henry's bat.
Walter. Smith and McAuley went out
in order i'm their turn.
In the fifth nothing of any account
occurred for the visitors but Providence
got four runs on as sensational base
stealing as has been seen In many
a day They stole five bases in
one inning and had the Royals going
when the last man was retired Dunkle
flied out to second baseman and then
Parent got his base for the second
time. Connors got hit and Parent
went TO third.
he stole second and went home when
Cassidy lined out another hit Cas-
sidy went To second on the throw I'm and
scored on Davis double. Henry made
a nice steal TO third when he caught
Felix mapping but was thrown out
when Stafford hit TO short stop. STAFF
ford went 10 second then to third and
scored when Walters drove one through
short stop. Walters went to second on
the throw in and nearly purloined third.
being declared out, however, on very
close decision
Schiebeck led off for Montreal i'm the
sixth and got first on Jud Smiths err
ror. He went TO second on the throw
In put was doubled when Parent grip
ped Odwelrs hot liner, which appeared
TO be going safe. Bannon could NOT
get hit and was third out. In the
seventh they did nothing and in the
eighth they secured their only run.
Walters misjudged Raub's fly and the
batter reached third on the error. He
scored on an infield play which re-
tired Felix. Two men were on bases
in the closing inning on two errors but
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and infield pdays retired the others.
Providence did nothing I'm the sixth but
added two in the seventh after two men
We're out. Cassidy singled and Davis
drobe home run to the carriage space.
Walters got another run i'm the eighth.
He singled. went to second on Smiths
sacrifice and To third on McAuley's out.
scoring on hit by Dunkle. They will
play two games for one admission this
afternoon and the first will start at
els. Score:
PROVIDENCE