The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-25
Amo|e and a Batting Rally Won for
Providence Yesterday.
Dainty DiStanCed Bunch to Win Thistle
Stakes at SheepShead.

Hustle as much as the visiting Montreal
team might II was not ordained that they
should win the game yesterday with the
Grays. The Grays seemed TO have taken
on a batting streak In the eighth inning
and pulled three runs out OF five hits.
II was anybody's game until the eighth
with each team at one run and the
chances fair for a l0-inning session. Such
evidences were checked, however. when
the Providence players began TO waltz
around the bases.
The suns warm rays seemed TO have
melted the wax in Amole's arm and he
kept the record for the visitors down TO
four meagre scattering hits. Both he and
Bliss showed every evidence OF being
calm In the midst OF carnage. and when
ever a storm OF batting blew into their
faces were ready with the steady twisters
that retired them without any too great
losses.
The game was not particularly fast.
though both Joyce and Rock created mild
sensations by difficult catches. Joyce
made a run and brilliant one hand catch
that robbed Aubrey OF two-base hit.
and Rock ran back for a difficult fly that
put a quitus on what was destined 10
make a lot OF trouble had II been safe.
This latter player was also effective
with the stick. humping out three hits out
of four times up. The makeup OF the
team was perceptibly strengthened with
Beville back in the game Both sides
made a number OF errors some OF which
can be excused.
The only run OF the game for the
visitors was scored In the first inning,
when Amole allowed Clancy 70 make first
on pass. He moved langudly down
to second when Yeager tried 20 see how
hard an out Amole could deliver Hart
man went out on q fiy to Conn. but
Clancy strolled in on Walters single.
Joyce shortened the inning with a fly TO
Armbuster, after which Hoffman retired
the side.
For Providence IL seemed that she could
not stand to see one tally against her.
and when DAILY came 10 the bat no wal
loped out a two-bagger which he made
count when Connor got 70 first on an
error by the first baseman.
Beville hit to Yeager, the latter. assisted
by Atherton and Clancy. making a dou-
BILE play on Connor and Beville Rocks
bunt was fielded to first ahead Of him,
retiring the side.
From that time until the last OF the
eighth. After one man was out the
Grays suddenly became possessed OF n
desire to do things. Armbruster sing led
and Clancy's mum gave Conn a life,
Armbruster taking third, from which
point he scored on Days single TO left
Connor hit for one bag. scoring Conn, and
DAILY counted when Connor was thrown
out at second by Gibson. Beville and
Rock hit safely. but were left 10 die on
bases when Aubrey's hard drive was
knocked down by Joyce by a brilliant one
hand catch. Joyce was given q round OF
applause when he came from the field, his
wonderful catch being fully as much APP
preciated by the fans as IL he had been
a member OF the home team.
The Montreals will be the opponents
of the Grays again this afternoon, and
as Miligan will be in the box for the.
locals. another victory should go to-
Manager Daly's men. Attendance 100
The score: