Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-16
THE DIAMOND.
HolyOke lakes the Second
 Game In the Series.

Charley Clancy Was on the Slab and
 Turned the Trick Well-It Was 8
 Hard Fought Contest, Too-Holyoke
 Will Not Play in Waterbury This
 Season-Other Ball News
 Lowell, Sept 16.-The second game in the series for the championship of New England. played at Spalding park yesterday afternoon went to the visit ors, the result being to 3 with out of town aggregation taking the large end of the tallies. The game on the whole was close and hard fought from the The Holyokes hit the ball safely when men were on bases while their oppon- ents failed to connect with the sphere at opportune times. Clancy was on the rubber for the Connecticut leaguers, and his shoots were of such an elusive variety that the Lowell batters con- nected for but six hits. On the other hand, Hooker Lowell's twirler, was touched up for 12 safe ones, with a to- tai of 14. Considering the number of hits made by Holyoke, Lowell did well to shut them off with but six tallies. Mccormack put up a fast game at third base, while McAndrews, although credited with two errors, covered lots of ground. Fitzpatrick at second ac- cepted everything that came his way, while in the field Batch played well. Lowell seemed to be wanting in one thing and that was a head. Manager Lake was called out of town on ac- count of the illness Of his mother and was unable to be present. The predic- ton was made some time ago that with Lake out of the game the Lowell team could not make very favorable impression against a fast team was brought out forcibly in yesterdays contest. '1nside'' baseball LoweIrs chief characteristic in winning the New England league pennant, was missing. The whole trouble was that Lake was not present to fill in the missing link.
 In the first and second innings neith- CT team scored. In their half of the third the Holyokes sent two men over the rubber Landy reached the initial bag on an error by Hafford, and was sent to second on a free pass to Schin- eel. Clancy hit grounder to the in field, forcing Landy out at third Me Andrews flied out Fitzpatrick crack cd the ball to right field for a clean single, scoring Schincel and Clancy. Batch hit safely to center and Slater flied out to left. Tn their half of the fourth the Lowells tied the score. An error by McAndrews gave Hart a life. Merritt and Grant went out in order, and Mclaughlin landed on the ball for clean single to left, sending Hart in with the first run. On the throw to the plate Mclaughlin went to second, and came home on a hit to right by Connors.
 In the fourth inning Holyoke SCOT ed two more runs, free passes to Me Cormack and Landy and two-basc hit along the first base line by SchinceI doing the trick. The Lowells made their third and last run of the game in the fifth inning. Hafford reached first by being hit with the ball and came home on an error of long hit by Rossman. In the sixth Holyoke sue ceeded in completing the circuit twice. Mccormack hit to right and went to second on an error. A two-base hit by Rossman to left, while going after which Bigbie fell, sending him home. Landy sent the big Holyoke center fielder to the plate with a hit to left. This ended the scoring, both sides 20. ing out in order from then until the close of the game. Empires Sullivan and Kennedy gave satisfaction. About 300 people were in attendance- The score:
 Holyoke