The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-21
MuI|igan Had Sweet Revenge and Bi-
sons Got Bumped 10 to |.
Belle Savage Won Rosebud Stakes
Over Lovab|e at SheepShead.

Revenge was sweet TO Milligan yester-
day and he fairly reveled in 1t. allowing
his former team mates To get but tour
smile OF happiness and serenity showed
on his face all through the game. and he
fairly chucked with glee whenever the
visiting side was retired.
The spirit of the pitcher seemed TO have
inspired all the remainder OF the team
also. for they not only went after every
thing in sight. but also put their bats
IN the way OF everything that came near
the plate. Nothing seemed too difficult
for the most of them to connect with.
The pounding they gave TO the two pitch
ers who faced them was something
wicked.
Each OF the men to face them was
treated with so little mercy that the
crowd began to call for Kissinger or
Jones with the hope of seeing them treat
ed in the same manner. And the way
the team was finding the ball there seem
ed but little doubt but that either Of the
men called for would have met the same
fate.
The greatest rally of the home team
took place In the sixth, when every man
went TO the bat and Armbruster got two
chances In this same inning six OF the
ten runs were made Several very fast
plays were made by the visitors. two OF
them OF tlfe sensational order by Clymer
and Courtney. The former was out In
left garden when long fly from Arm
brusters bat that was making for the
fence. looked as II II was going where
Il was destined. but Clymer began 10
sprint for the spot and when near. sim
ply reached out his NIT and smuggled
the hall. while the crowd loudly cheered.
The next one was from Daly's end OF the
stick and seemed good for a single. when
Courtney seemed 10 work the rubber in
his arm and brought the ball to earth
with one hand.
The work OF the day began for the
home team in the first inning, when Wag-
ner manipulated the bat for n single and
got a transfer TO second, when Armbrust-
er made a neat sacrifice. Conns two
Dagger scored Wagner. and DAILY sent the
centre fielder home with a well-placed hit
70 left.
In the third Armbruster drove a beauty
70 left field but Clymer by a beautiful
running one-hand catch pulled It down.
The next batter, Conn. singled. and then
Daly drove hot liner In Courtney's di-
rection. The latter reached out his gloved
hand and gripped II, doubled conn at nrst
and the side was out
The sixth inning was productive OF six
runs for the Grays. Armsruster hit to
left and Conn sent him along with a sac
rifice DAILY and Connor then drew passes.
Thomas hit TO Mattress. who caught Arm
bruster at the plate Rocks single scored
DAILY and Connor, and Thomas came
through on Aubreys single, MCGEE was
then caffed TO the bench and Limeric
went in TO pitch He promptly gave Mill
gan pass. filling the corners, and follow
ed this by wild pitch. Rock scoring.
Wagner then hit an easy one. Limeric
threw wild TO first. letting Aubrey and
Milligan score. Wagner got to second on
the play, but was caught at third when
Thomas grounder was gobbled by Nat
tress.
In the seventh a base on balls, sacri-
fee and Connor's single gave the Grays
their ninth run. The visitors grew deter
mined in the eighth. and after Gettman
had walked and had been advanced
base by Clymer's sacrifice Courtney's hit
sent him home. In the eighth base on
balls. followed by Milligan's two-bagger
gave the Grays their 10th run
The Grays play the leaders again this
afternoon and, with Fairbank I'm the box.
hope TO wrest another game from them
Attendance 1000. The score: