Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06
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Pitcher Coed Support-It was the Reverse With tie Meriden Players Results of Other Games Five Ball Players Injured in an Accident - New London Game With Klobedanz Thrown Out-Notes on the Game.
 The Mcr:den Record speaks thus of the game yesterday;
 The AIeridens were defeated Dy their old time rivals. the Watefphfys' af Hanover park Wednesday afternoon hv fine score of ID to c. That the home team went Into the game to win was evident from the fact that Brooks, whose turn 1t was to pitch, was put Ill Jeff. garden. and Hodge. the boy won der WIS put on the slab: but he old Dor prove much Of a puzzle for Con notss boys, as they began finding nm in tine first inning and. when the gaihe was ovtr. they had piled up ten mus. one a hume run drive over tne ielt fence. He was a.so quite wild, letting five nea walk. and retiring OILY oHe ou strikes. When the other members of the team saw that Hodges was get7 tinu his bumps they tried to see now poorIy they could play Brooks ln leIl 1es two easy flies go through his handS ar,,l T hit get by hlsn.
 I.arsin did the best work for the. home team, taking eight chances me ly. xxrs
 Clancy, who was in the box Tor Wa ferburT. pitched an excellent game up fo-tlle nfrth. when he was touched up for fotsr hits after. two men were oul- which. wi.h an error. netted three runs. But up to this inning the Meri- dctts couldn't do thing with ms curves. Two Of their runs before the ninth iv-ere homerS. but they tld nor seem 10 bother him at all. He nSiaeu his position finely and got three clean hits. The whole team gave nim eA- cellent support MeCormlcK at tilro got up in the air in the nrst aLtsr d line. hit of Beaumont. which was so strong that it knocked him over. George Courtney, who played short TOT ATeriden few years ago; was Tn thaL .fian. fer the visitors and worked bava for the game, taking his eleven chances without looking at the grand stand. Roger Connor at first played his usual steady game NeisDeeker ir left garden pulled down some nies fIl.,t looked like sure hits. .
 Iu tlse ninth inning, while Brooks wee at the bat. he made a foul tip, T:,p hall struck the top of Luskey $ nlask and drove the wire into his fore featI.-cf.ttIuS q gash an inch and a half long pr Wood dressed the wound. Ua3fhevs went behind the bat and Waller took his place in right garden. The Waterburys began their run get fink in the third. when two men crossed the plate. Matthews got a giIt Clancy sacrificed him to second ana he scored on Weisbecker hit +o left. which Brooks let go hv WaisSecker stole seeond and came home on Hickey,s wild throw of Nfccorna.ct's liner. Two more were ad- lied in the fifth Clancy hit to right took second on Weisbeckerss sacrifice. went to third on ISierunn s oyltss short 4o first. md caI-e e home pn IessofEnlcK $ bft toSeenteK The latter was sent to thira on Connor's drive to Morrison The first baIl pitched Connor started for second and. Beaumont pretended to throw to second. but turned and threw to third. Mccormick sneaking home One more. came in the sixth. Courtney drew forr balls, stole second and wen1 across the plate on Clancy's poke out to center
 r., the. seventh Eiernan tcok first or Iinnehan's tumble. stole second. wa: on third on Connor's liner to first, anc came home OF Luskey's fly out to Fer rr. wlso made fine throw to the plate An. error and two hits i'll the etghtl netfed three more Courtney hit higi av to left which Brooks let go threnGi his hands. took second on the error an' get home on CIancy's third hit of th' game. Wselsbecker put one over tn left field fence aud Conner scored tn lass1un int e nth Re got hit, tooi Secodu on Luskey's hit and walked home on Courtney's hif to left.
 The Merideffs made their runs in tn ssos.nd. sixth. eighth and ninth. Con ncrs drew base in the second, stol second and scored on Ferry's long h. fo right. Beaumont put the leather oy or the left ferce in the sixth for fou bases and Brooks got home run il thns eighth on the ball getting lost i fbr grass at the center field fence. Tn n;atl, saw three men go over the plate I,ar,<in hit to center. Morrison lande' fbe I,all in the same place Beaumon hit to left. Weisbecker fumbling it. an Isrkin and Morrison scored. Beaumon raksng second and hor.e on Hickey erornder which Mccormick let g through his legs to left Connors als made hit and Brooks closed the gam
 R.H. Haterb,y Oo2O2 211 3s1-10 10 Mcrfden Q 0 0 1 0 g. 6 10
 Batteries Clancy and Luskey Hodge and Beaumont
 At Bridgeport.
 Bridgeport. June G.-Up to the sixt ipning it was pretty exhibition ( bs. playing and both pitchers an Heirterl and Mccullough were doiu eocd work h the sixth New Londo found Mccullough and when they ha .conclueed that inning five runs ha been tailed. That settled the gam Sccre: N. London OOOO5 % 13 Bridgep't O 1 o 0 0 l OU o-2 6
 Batteries-Heimerl and Summer Mccullough and O'Rourke.
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