The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-23
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
NEW HAVEN DEFEATED NEW LON
DON lT S1VIN mock.
Score WINS Ia to @ md the Game Was
Loosely Played at Times-Blucs Hit
League National League Games.

The game played between New Haven
and New London at the Savin Rock grounds
yesterday was fully up to the stanuaru ol
playing seen in New Haven this year, New
Haven winning by the score OF Ia 10 o.
There was some ragged playing on the part
of the Blues, especially in the nrst INNING,
when three unearned runs We're scored by
the visitors through the inability OF the 10
cal players to hold the ball.
Morgan, the first man up, new oul 10
Fitzmaurice and Hanna sent lily that was
really O'Connor's but Fitzmaurice tired
for 1t and it dropped from MS hands AFTER
a long run. Woodruff then knocked an easy
one to Bone, who juggled tie pan; adNahc !,
Ing Hanna to third. Then "Old Rellaple
Drew brought both home with n long two
Dagger to center field. Murphy heW OUT 10
Fitzmaurice and Lynch lined one doWh 70
Cusick, which went through ms legs 10 iels
field and Drew scored. Ryan then popped
a fly up to Bone. He was slow In getting
after the ball and the best he could 90 was
to put out his goved hand, the bali pound1
ing out. RYAN landing safely on the first
corner, Philbin ended the agony by rolling
an easy enc to Caravan: a,ao
In the fourth inning New London made
four successive hits Philbin. Thomas, Nor
garland Hanna poking out singles Just over
the heads of the New Haven inhelders,
but with three men on bases and only one
ont Il pretty double play was MAGE. ooq-
ruff sent hot one to Quinlan, VINO shot II
to Bone, forcing Hanna and Bone sent the
yard. ,,s,+ors
in the next inning, Drew, Murphy, Phiipih
and Thomas hitting safely. Drew ana Muf-
phy scored on Thomas single and Morgan
ended the inning by popping up llttle ny
to Caravan. This ended the run getting OIL
the visitors. A..
New London played beautiful ball in the
fourth inning and retired the local team
after the bases were filled with no one out.
1t happened this way Quinlan led or Tor
the Blues and was hit by the pitcher; Asne
then drove a single. sending Qulnlan TO
second Bone reached first on an error by
Ryan, thereby filling the bases, AT TINS
point there was great yelling along the
beachers and everybody expected to see at
least three runs come In. q Iohnor, WHO
hit safely the two previous times ne came
TO the bat sent slow grounder to THOMAS,
who shot it home just in time to nail Quin-
Ian. Caravan was due for hlt az TINS
iuncture and he cracked hot one 10
Murphy Murphy was equal to the occh-
sion and like a flash he sent the ball to
Philbin, cutting off Ashe. The corners
were still occupied when Leplne stepped to
the plate. The best he could do was to
knock a slow roller to Drew. When the
side had been finally retired the local pa
irons of the game heartily applauded the
work Of the New London team.
New Haven scored most of their fourteen
for thirteen hits, with a total of nineteen
Three very quick double plays We're exc
cuted by the local lnteld, Bone, Quinlan
and Canavan being the principals in each.
Ashe pitched a steady game not allowing
a man to walk to first on balls.
The umpirlng Of Connor was very much
in keeping with the previous performance
by him in this city, his decisions on the
causing much kicking by btoh teams. Sew
eral times Conner showed lack of ia
with the rules.
The score of the game follows: