The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-05
WASAPRETTY GAME
But A. & NJ. Lost to Syr-
acuse by Score OF
II to II.

| It. was q pretty game of baseball yes
lterday when A. and NJ. was defeated by
Syracuse by only one run majority. The
score was II to u for the visitors The
cadets came to the bat and were unable
TO score, though the New Workers were
no. so unfortunate. They found McLaurIn
easy, and topped him up at Will and in
two innings scored ten runs-a great lead
over the A. and M team. McLaurin was
| replaced by Shannonhouse in the third in
ring and the team got to Arthur with
other changes. Springs transferred to first
base from center field, and McLaurin put
| in center. From this change on the lueh
seemed to come to the home team and up
the hill they pulled, and they found the
Syracuse pitcher and pounded him at will
Stannonhousc pitched fire game for the
hcme team, allowing only two runs after
he went into the box. The Syracuse team
scored ten runs in the first and second
Innings. Burrill went out on fly to Had
| ley Ward hit by pitched ball, and Baker
reached first safe but on Wild throw by
MoIntirc Ward scored Curtis out fly
| to second but on RuterfoTds safe hit
coupled with bad throw 10 cut off man
at home Wilbur scored keenan, hit to
certer; Moon walked, and Hederman put
our safe single scored Rutherford and
Keenan, Burrill hit to right field and
Ward famed
In the second inning Baker was given
! free pass; Wilbur got TO first on error;
! Curtis hunted and with three men on
bases Rutherford scored; Baker on SLOW
! hit to first which he outran Keenan, put
Ia Pretty hit in center and scored Wilbur
| and Curtis: Moore famed Hefferman next
up tapped out a pretty tWO-base hit and
scored; Rutherford and Burriil scored;
| Keenan, on his safe single to center, Ward
went out short to first. Here A and M.
pulled together and in. the third inning
scored three runs, thus: Miller, after Nc
Iltire went out on fly to short, got to
first on error; Asbury walked and How
| ell went out on fly to right fed; Hadley
hit to left and scored Miller; McLaurln,
with two men en- bases, knocked out
pret ty-bagger; Asbury and Hadley
scored.
In the fourth inning A. and NJ. scored
another run. Springs reached first on pref
ty running and on wild throw went to
second Brockweu and House did not
reach rst but on wild throw of catcher to
thiId to cut off Springs woo was headed
! for that base allowed Springs to score.
In the seventh inning Asbury scored after
lroaching first on a pretty single to lett
field on Hadiey's and McLaurin's singles.
In thu eighth inning BrockweI and Miller
scored on Howlo's slow ball to second.
The ninth inning again was good for the
tail-enders. McLaurin walked Knox hit
to left; Springs safe on first while Knox
was cut off at second; Brockwch singled
and scored McLaurin and Springs; House
out at first base; Miller, singled; Asbury
safe on first and scored BroclWcll and
Miller and the scoring for a. and NJ.
closed when Asbury was cut OFF at second
on Howe's hit to second. The visitors
scored two runs after the battery change
was mad by 4. and NJ. They scored
Ward in the fifth innings. thus; Ward got
to first by sacrificing Burrill at second,
Baker came to BAT, hit slow ball to
Springs who cut Kim off at first and in
the mix up Ward was allowed to score.
IL the eighth inning they too scored then
last and winning run when keenan,, the
first man up, knocked out pretty home
run down the foul lire in left field.
Tie lineup was as follows:
Syracuse: Burrill, 3b War;, c; Baker
CD; Wilbur, 1b Curtis, c; Rutherford SIS
keenan,. If; Moore, IF; Hefferman, p.
A. and Nj; Miller, ss; Asbury,; %
Howle, If; Hadey, CT; McLaurin and
shannonhouse, p; Knox. Oh; Springs. c.
ard Ii; Brockwell c; McIntire, ID.
Score: r. II.
A. and NJ. :. 49,. =. :. :. :. II 10
Syracuse =. =. :. :. =. ~. e. Il Z
battery: A. and NJ, McLaurin shannon
;,o,,co end Trockvell: Syracuse neffcrman