The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-01
DIAMOND DUST

Bert Conn seems to be unfortunate IN
his games; while he repeatedly out
pitches his opponent, he loses his game.
Eleven men lefet on bases in yesterdays
Montreal game gives n pointer on how
the contest was lost. Base running in
the Providence team IS not what IL used
to be. and hen the IL hits counted for a
great deal less than seven made by
Montreal.
The Eagle. OF Pawtucket, II years old.
have an open date for July 4. Address
Ray Macomber, 233 East avenue.
Yesterday the Unions defeated the
Young Oregons by a score OF 10 to 4.
The Unions players are: l.. Burns. e..
A. Mysteadt, p; F. Quinn. lb,; A.
Smith, 2b: w McHale, 3d.; C. Wood,
g. g.. v. Mysteadt. c. e.; w. Burns. ]. T.;
Gus Burke. r. Z. Send all challenges to
Chester Wood. $40 Smith street.
The lineup of the Daytons is as fol-
lows: j. Konisky, c.; IL. Morleck. p: S.
Brownsteln. lb.: f. White. 2b.: l.. Gold
schine, 3d.; w. Levy, 8. s.; @. Gregorman,
|. f.; NJ Blyer. T. f.; NJ. Kadunsky. C. Z.
Send all challenges TO j. Konisky, II
Kane street,
Oakes OF Jersey City. a decided new
conner in Eastern league circles is said 10
be a dandy. He played on the Tufts col
lege team early in the season.
Walter Bumham must be signing for
new worlds TO conquer. since the Eastern
league season opened the Newark team
has held down every position In the
league race. He is now where he can't
get any lower. and how In the world he
will ever get any higher IS a conun-
drum.
Tinker and Conroy must have come TO
the conclusion by this time that IL rs
foolish for little boys and ball players
TO attempt TO scratch out each others
eyes. Probably they will be very good
when permitted TO once more earn their
salaries.
Springfield has two Connors. Roger and
Joe, an O'Connor and Connors. what a
business when they are all In the game
at once
Tuck Turney, formerly OF Hartford and
at one time one OF the best youngsters an
the National league, IL now holding down
right field for the Norwich, Conn league
club.
Bean batted at the rate OF .s12 In
Rochester last year, Smith. 3l5 and
O'Hagen, go. Judging by the efficiency
OF the three players as they have APP
peared I'm New York. Smith is worm
about half dozen OF Bean and o Hagen
put together The pitchers in the East
ern league must have been rather easy
marks when players of Beans ability
could finish the season with a record 10
high.-New York Telegram.
Derby Day Bill Clymer threatens 10
get all the stars of the Eastern league
to desert and Join American association
teams. taking the best OF the talent for
his Louisville team. Bill tried all VIM
ter and had a list OF names this spring
that had to be rolled up 10 hand the
hotel clerk when he began 20 book play
ers. The number that reported was small
enough TO make Bill understand that
some players cannot live on warm
waves OF atmosphero-worccster Spy.
Only 500 people sow Rochester defeat
Providence Saturday; with a top-notch
team Rochester is a great ball town. but
with a team in the second division the
Fower City fans Quit like a lot OF doga.
Troy is after Louis Carr. ohe young
Toronto third basemnn.
Outneider Fournoy, after agreeing 20
jump Louisville 20 Join New York, fiunK-
ed because OF his desire TO remain with
team that had a chance OF winning a
gamc now and then. Patsey Flaherty.
the former Toronto and Syracuse pitcher.
refused TO join New York.
Jersey City has two players N tts nine