The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22


and carmen OF Olneyville on the Merino
Flats yesterday afternoon was worth see-
ing and the large number OF specta tors
as well as the players enjoyed every mo-
ment OF the sevcn-inning game.
Feet" Moody just before he started
for the ball field spent part OF his hard
earned money for a score book and this
was borrowed by a newspaper man, who
was kind enough to let Feet copy off
the score as an official copy.
The score keeper got a cigar for his
services and was presented with the
same at 4:30 and at 9a was tuggins
away at the same cigar and unless some
OF his friends induced him TO throw II In
10 the gutter puffed away at 1t all night.
The line up was as follows Carmen
Eddy. c.: Tetham, p; Hughes. ID; Cor
ton. 2b.: Rice. 3D.. Tenant, So; Benash.
r. T.; Flynn. c. T.; Austin, l. T.: and aftsr
the third inning Flynn was out and Nc
Duff took his place.
Clerks Bennett, c.. Lowell, p; Fogarty.
ID; Heffernan. 2b. Mullgan, 3D.; Nell,
e. g.; Reilly, l. e.; Murphy. c. T.; Connors.
r. Z.
The clerks won the toss and took the
field and won the game by score OF
TO S. The same as last week only the car
men won.
There was plenty OF fun. especially
among the car men for Yesterday was
pay day and they had cash 10 ignite.
Fetham hired ball player to come to
his home or Webster avenue early In the
morning TO practice and report has II that
he killed hen with passed ball
Sister Tennant, when the game was
over said that he knew he was a world
beater and had received number OF OF
fers through the work that he had done
last week but when asked To show letters
To that effect appeared to be troubled
with a bad cough or something for he
couldn't talk.
Reilly. Pretty Reilly. the tea store chap.
invited his Sunday girl 10 come 10 the
game. but she would not come. So Pretty
Reilly not caring TO muss up his good
clothes donned n pair OF his dads old
trousers and waded into the game Tor
fair. And he wore what the gang called
a circus hat
Downey who pitched for the clerks last
week having accepted a position as full
back for an ice wagon could not get In
10 the game 80 Young Lovett or the
Dewey Boys" took his place. bovett is
left handed and while some Of the car
men can make change with their left
hand did not take kindly to Lovett's ex-
cellent assortment OF curves. etc.
And Sandstorm Connors. Just home
from China looked like an Indian doctor
so much so that many OF the Kids on the
field were afraid OF him. Sandstorm did
good work.
RED" Savage. the chap that keeps
books for Rossey Parker, was sad man
for he intended to play.
He went home early To get ready TOT
the game. laid down for nap and didn't
wake up for some time after the game
had started and as ONein, the lis
pound boxer was playing In his place,
deemed II wise not TO bump up against
the shifty little boxer. Red sat on the
a Ant
Little Willie Gordon was also sad for
his boss couldn't spare him for Little
Willie had TO unload big corgo or nalis.
Willie wanted TO jack up his job ana
would only he wants 10 get another sum
mer suit.
Forarty. from the down town postoffice.
looked swell In a Crescent Football clup
sweater. which he borrowed from Null
gan alias Milligsn; ., and some iae Are rIn Mini.
ran cut the sweater from an old wrap.
per pattern; Judging from the way II
Pearl Rice. who is said TO he full.
nedged New Yorker. came on TO the feld
with a white vest and no money. Rice
proved himself 10 be good player ana
can get money playing ball but not much
Joe Benash didn't turn thread in his
handsome pink striped shirt. and ne
Eddv showed his white teeth and when
Fogarty went to the bat thought that
one of Hough's beavers was behind nm: nm.
T.a RurT was another sorry fellow. for
he had been released by the carmen and
didn't know II until ATE. after ne hhd sa,pa p.afeu @
hind tho car barn and then found that
his name was not on the list posted IN
the barn La Burr yanked the list GOWN
and was ready TO mix up In case OF
Mcpuff of last year came on to the field
a little late 10 see the game ana could not
birP E,iynn was laid of. and this did not
suit Flynn. for besides losing an AFTER
Moons pay paid man 81 extra TO run
his car. 80 Flynn had to SIT on the nencn
with Rcd Savage. ana then tnere was
pair Of long faces.
McDun came near being killed. for DR.
spud Munyon Murphy ran into him. but
the Doctor gave McDun one or his not
air pills and all was well.
Hughes not only stole a base or two. but
he according TO reports. stole the cap
taincy of the carmens team. Hughes,
in the estimation OF fellow named
Hughes. is quite player nnc some of
the others think so too and some think
init"
Ramford Bennett got n rap at the
oneninR OF the game that made him wish
that no was drawing soda at his fountain.
UeTernan. who " tho captain. man
ager treasurer and "A whole lot more Tor
,ho clerks. was bothered some with n
spavin before the game ended and when
he reached hts shup his face had the
appearance of piece OF faded rcd manner
instead OF playing ball.
whoa re Gosh" Austin from Green /
vile was given n great reception. and ne /
will get another one when the teams play /
crouiev the shouter won . cents and I
couldn't tell what his name was when tho .
eame vas over.
.rs "a. umpire and vas paid Ns2. but
ss ,he clubs were both broke the money