The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-13
Montreal Scored Her First Victory Of
the Season From Providence.
Worlds Record Made by Tanya at
Morris Park Race Course.

Providence allowed Montreal her nrrt
victory OF the season yesterday when the
orays cultivated a weak streak and al
NTH inning to beat them-
Tho team seemed to have fallen from
grace. as n were. and did not play with
the same spirit shown in the game Of
the previous day. With the exception
OF the one inning. however the game was
Of fair standard and the loss may be
contributed to hard luck.
The men who came FIRST to bat seemed
too anxious TO score and were caught
stealing This seemed TO dampen the
ardor Of the infeld and the errors fol-
lowed when occasion suited.
Montreal Is playing a hard game. also.
and seems to take but little pleasure
In remaining at the tail end. The pitch
Ing OF Adams was very good and the
Judgment used was also sure. Fairbanks.
In the box for the locals. was effective.
but did not receive the support OF the
team SUFFICIENT TO win his game. He
also made two costly errors. There was
nothing that went to. waste In the out
field with the present men filing the
positions.
Stanley has not been batting as we'll
as might have been expected from his
playing previous TO this season and sun
day. but ne will undoubtedly strike the
gait that wins in few days as will all
the remainder Of the team. and the ex-
pecta tions OF the aggregation will be
lived up 20.
Montreal lead off with Walters being
headed off. Rock 10 DAILY Joyce got sin
gle. but was caught at second while
Clancy made vain attempts at the pass
ing balls
ming. Armbruster was hit with a swift
The next two went out on easy
ones. Stanley then hit high one toward
centre field. II looked like shame TO
catch IT, and Walters muffed the ball
squarely. Armbruster scoring.
The next inning OF interest was the
fatal fifth Gibson led of with n hit
and went 10 second on Rocks error on
Stanley's throw to the base. Adams con-
tributed another hit and Gibson took
third. from which place he Tailed on
Walters hit. Three singles In succession |
and Fairbanks began TO look worried. |
Clancy hit one TO Wagner. and Adams |
Jumped for home, but Duggan put IT on |
him. Hartman hit one To Fairbank and |
the latter stepped on his own feet when |
he tried 10 handle it. Walters reaching |
home In the mixup. and Hartman getting |
TO the initial bag. Yeager forced Hartman
10 second. Joyce scoring on the play.
Yeager and Clancy then tried a COM
bination steal. and Duggan made a short
throw 20 Connor. who returned the ball
10 the plate I'm time to catch Clancy
Yeager took third on the play from
which base he scored when Wagner
Juggled Atherton's grounder. I,uyster
struck out, with hve runs to the credit
or the men from Canada.
The home team made a game attempt
10 overcome this big lead during the re-
naming four innings but were unable 10
do so.
The Grays got one In the ffth inning,
on base on balls To Arnbuster, a stolen
base, and Fairbanks single. The visitors
tailed one In the sixth. when Gibson
started OF with a two-bagger took third
on Adams sacrifice and scored on
Walters out. Three singles gave the
Grays one In the sixth. Neither side was
able to tally In the seventh or eighth.
but the visitors got one In the final in
ming. Hartman got a base on balls
stole second and scored on Yeager's
single.
The Grays play the Brown Independents
today at Melrose park, at $50 o'clock.
Lynch will pitch for the collegians and
either Hooker OF Karns will do the twirl-
Ing for the Grays. Attendance 100 The
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