The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-19
Grays Still Successful at Losing Games.
n TOffS Error to Blame.
Sheriff Bell Backed Heavily, but Couldn't
I. Beat Duke Of Kendall.

BufYalo tackled Providence again yes
.erday and won. Miiligan and Kissinger
are past masters at their art. Milligan,
however, Is credited with pitching the
better game. Less hits were made on his
delivery than Kissingers-
Delehanty played the game OF his life'
He not only gatherd in two difficult flies
but twice he ielded the ball 10 Shaw at
the plate in time to nip an over-ambitious
Gray. vinson and Shaw doing a rough
and-tumbie act at the plate on one OF the
throws.
wagner made one throw equally as
good as Delehauty's, which. II II had
been properly handled, would have kept
the score n tie at the time and left the
game undecided With proper support
Mill,gsn could have annexed the game,
the third the Grays have lost to the Bis
ons by the closest OF margins M1ihsan
kept his hits we'll scattered. while In one
inning four were piled up on kissinger
Each side went clear OF trouble In all
hut one inning. In the third after Aubrey
had lifted one TO Barry In centre Milhgah
walked TO first on a gift or four palis
Wagner then drew a two-base nit, put
Milligan stopped at third. fatai MISTAKE
Vinson sent another fly to Barry. but he
gan 20 stir, and Conn popped up foul
that gathered In by Grimshaw.
ROYAL Rock dropped bunt down be-
tween Shaw and Kissinger. The latter
reached the ball FIRST and fired IL wide or
Gr1mshaw, Rock going on to second.
Aubrey bunted and Kisstnger endeavor-
ed 10 cut Rock of at third. but the little
fellow had good start ana speed anu
heat the throw II was a close decision
Milligsn next hit oleanly TO centre ana
Aubrey endeavored to get 10 third on H.
while Rock scored. Barry, however. hano-
ed the ball 20 Courtney and he made the
Nrst out Wagner hit 70 Kissinger. VINO
sent the sphere whizz'ng TO MnAIlsosr
and Milligan retired. wagner shcuio nave
been the third out, for Kissinger caush.
him of nrst. 0rimshaw helded the ball
nic.lv to Laporta, but he made square
mutf and the runner was safe. Vinson
single 10 centre scored Wagner. Conn fol-
lowed with a wallop to right.
providence went out for more talies
IN the next inning. DAILY hit Tor Two
bases, the ball striking the left held
fence Being the first man up, 1t looked
as n the Grays couldn't be kept from
.cor,nr Connor attempted a bunt, but
n nroved a foul and Grimshav took care
Of II. Toft hit one that Laporte was
lucky in stopping A moment later Toft
atternnte,s to steal second, but was nailed
by Kissinser. Rock raised one on high
for Shaw and the side was retired
In the seventh Laporte reached nrst on
four wild pitches. McAllister's olean hit
filled first and second. Shaw's bunt d.
veloped into foul for Toft. Daly did not
handle Kisstngers hit any too cleanly
end the sacks were filled. C1ymer's best
was a slow grounder to Miliigan, ana
Iaporte never reached home The bases
were still hlled with Bisons. however ana
II was little Tommy Bsrry's hit out In
right that sent in two Buffalos, and Tort s
failure to stop Wagner's throw directly
over the plate that let In Kissinger with
the third tally.
That was the ending Of stubborn
battle. the third witnessed here. Two
more Of the same sort are looked for
today when Providence and Buffalo will
play double-h header. Being ladies' day
also one Of the biggest turnouts of the
seeson Is expected Greene and 1imric
will twirl for Buffalo. and II Is about due
for Doc Amole to make his appearance
against his former team mates. The
score: