The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-16
Newark Won Yesterdays Game on
Errors and Bad Decision.
Sea Breeze Stake Went to ConSu0Ia
s. in Sensational Race.

Providence seemed yesterday to evince
q desire TO throw away games again
after having them well in hand and TO
be ready TO lose them by the margin OF
one run. She lost 10 Newark by the
samc score as on Saturday. the only
difference I'm the two games being the
number OF errors In the latter contest.
for allowing the home team a show and
the players fell into his way of thinking.
Almost every member OF the team seemed
90 have the "willies" at some time and
made errors. Thomas was the most rad
teal offender I'm this line and seemed to
locate the bases out in the pastures on
several occasions or to think that the
men were telegraph poles IN stature.
His errors were directly the cause OF
one or two OF the runs. while Haskell
allowed one. Milligan in right felt so
glad 10 have a chance TO make an error
that he went about IL deliberately. wear
ing an attitude in the effort which seemed
20 say. ALLOW me TO make this one. my
dear teammates." vTnson also wanted
70 have few stunts OF his own while
Newark made the rounds OF the bases
For the visitors. Gatins seemed TO be
the best at making errors. for he regis
tered three OF these against himself and
his team. He seemed also 10 have a
keen desire for hurting select list OF
vituperatives at the umpire at spasmodic
intervals. Whether this was due 10 the
sun or not cannot be told
In fact there was a very generous in
terchange OF compliments between Has
kell and the visiting players for a time.
on one occasion the umpire coming off
best when he gave Shea the worst OF
q word battle by calling him n ''mush-
head" The best the catcher could do
In return was shut up. you fiat-head."
Haskell gave the home team the hardest
rub Of the game when he called Jones
safe at the plate.
1t looked nke a win for the locals when
In the second inning the Grays got three
runs together
Rock "layed" II down to first and was
advanced by Aubrey's sacrifice. Hick-
man. was on hand with a hit scoring
Rock. Fsfrbank was out on an infield
hit Mihgan hit 10 Gatins and the latter
threw wild to first. allowing Hickman 10
score and Milligan TO reach second. Vim
son and his safe past Mailing scored Mil
ligan. In the fourth the visitors broke
the ice on singles by Cockman and Ban
non and Wilson's clumsy fielding.
The sixth inning brought trouble. With
one out Cockman hit safely and Jones
duplicated. Thomas then conceived the
brilliant idea OF catching Jones off hrst,
and threw the ball into sky, allowing
Cockman TO come home and Jones to reach
the third bag. Bsnnon flied out TO v1nson
and Gatins walked. Thomas then threw
wild to second and Jones came through.
In the eighth another error and one OF
HaslSells queer decisions gave Newark
another brace of runs. all this happening
with two men out. Gatins raised one to
Milligan which that person dropped, al
lowing Jimmy Bannon TO race all the way
home. Gatins was laid low trying 10
reach second via the pilfering route.
The Grays made a manful effort in their
half Of the inning, and got one man
through.
The Grays will play the final game of
the present series with the Sailors this
afternoon at Melrose park apd hope TO be
able to drag one game away from them
Callahan will be In the box for the locals
and his Olneyvile friends will probably
turn out IN goodjv numbers to bid him
welcome. Attendance 800. The score:
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