The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
PROVIDENCE g. WORCESTER 1.

Frank Corridor and kid" Unglaub by
their work In the Providence Worcester
game at Crescent Park yesterday after
noon were thrown prominently into the
centre OF the limelight. the former ny
reason of his magnificent twirilng ana
the visiting third baseman ewing 10 thfee
bright red errors.
Worcesters inability 10 connect oppor-
tunely with Corridon's offerings was the
principal factor In Providence victory,
while unglaub added certainty TO
doubtful situation at a most critical june
ture.
Both aggregatIons were n little chary
about pushing out base hits and after
the second period runs were conspicuous
only by their absence. Bond-h haired
Fred klobedanZ shot up his spiralatics In
a most confusing manner for the Nor-
cester contingent and had the Localities
bound hand and foot in much the same
style as his own team was. IL was a
pitchers battle pure and simple and al
though the local boy had slightly the
better OF the argument his veteran oppo-
nent pitched exceedingly well and the
victory can he narrowed down TO the
visitors msplays.
SIR Peter Cassidy wrenched his knee at
Brockton Saturday and Manager Murray
gave him "A much needed vacation. Tom
my Leahy reposed on first ard his efforts
met every requirement of the bleacherites.
Captain Connor again cavoted on his old
stamping ground and his playing was one
OF the features OF the game. cap" o.
Reilly Worcester's amateur first base
man PLAYED the best helding game for
the visitors and cracked out pretty hit
Both teams scored in the opening in
ming Worcester on a straight hit and
wild pitch and the locals on hit and an
error Ungiaub led of with a hit 10
Flournoy and went TO second ON Rickerts
81 ~
third and he came prancing home when
Corridor injected wild ptch. the ball
striking in front Of the plate and bound
Ing of 10 one side. Although Worcester
had men on bases In nearly every inning
during the remainder Of the game Corri-
don proved invincible and the "Cripples
were unable 10 eke out another run.
Murrays aspirants evened up matters
without; DELAY Walters sending out a
safe one 10 left, moving 10 second on
sacrifice by Stafford and going 10 third
when Kloby bit Sullivan after Leahy
had been passed Flournoy then drove =
speedy one AZ WriRey and tnat bunch
Of nerves tried for double, hut while
sullivan was dead al second Flournoy
few down the line and beat the ball
by neck Walters In rhe meantime had
trotted across the plate with the tieing
run Henry ended the agony with a
Krounder to WrigicY
After two were out I'M the second and
Unglaub lost chance 30 retire the side
Providence made two runs, which subse-
duently proved 10 be enough TO win the
contest.
Connor started the hall with single
aud naturally went Ia second when Ne
Cauley sacrificed Corridor grounded out
and Connof reached third Walters then
drove q sharp one ~ Cnglaub who made
q pretty stop bat lurid throw and the
ball went up in the bleachers. connor
scored and Walters fingered AT second.
stafford WAS then presented with a quar-
tst of wide ones and with two men on
bases Leshy pushed out = double 10 left
and Walters scampered home with rho
third and last run. Sutor sullivan then
went out and the eame could have
stopped right here as neither team again
saw the plate The score: