The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
Providence Won Handi|y From Jersey
City Yesterday g to3.
Jack Monroe and Jack Johnson Finish
Best Bout Of Week.

II was a severe drubbing that the Grays
gave Ia Manager 'Murrays team yester-
day and sent them away feeling about
as blue as has been the feeling with any
team leaving here with string OF defeats
behind II this season.
When the visitors arrived here II was
thought by many OF the members of the
team that they would have no trouble
IN taking the larger portion of the Sc
rics OF games from the locals but II was
clearly shown that they reckoned with
out their host and did not have look
in at any one Of them. The crowd that
witnessed the game was about the largest
that has been az the Point this season
and they went there for the sole pur-
pose of seeing the Grays turn the trick
that they did.
remarka BILE. and they have right TO feel
that their confidence is not placed
The locals had the game theirs with
ease yesterday. and until the last inning
the visitors barely escaped shutout
Thielman started in the game. but the
Grays had him so hypnotised that
Murry took him out before the first inn
ing was over
Mccain was sent in, I'm his place. but
y
for they found him y times safely in
the eight innings played by them.
Polands batting was the best exhibited
ny anyone IN the game. a triple and two
singles going 70 his credit, likewise a base
on balls. Mcfarland and Conn also
whscked industriously. as did Harry Pat
tee for the visiting aggregation, the lat
ter being the only Jerseyman 10 find JOS
slyn more than once.
THA t1.a4~ I.
first inning. Polsnd drew q base on balls
and then proceeded 10 waste the fruits
of his patience by attempting 70 steal
second, in which endeavor he was thwart-
ed by McAuley's throw 10 Bean. Nc
Farland also walked. and Dunn hit past
Pattee. Thomas saw nothing 20 his liking
in Thielmans offerings and sauntered. fll-
ing the bases. Ball hit a grounder TO
Merritt. and while Thomas was being
fielded out at second Mcfarland scored
Ball was caught OF first and made the
third out
Polands three bagger followed by Nc
Farlands single netted another run in
the third, and Conns double. Brodie's
scratch hit and Rocks fy 10 Clement sent
another man around in the fourth. The
NTH was productive OF two talies sin
giles by Poland and Mcfarland. followed
by Durh's neat sacrifice. placing the first
on Thomas clean single over second
Four more runs wefe gathered in by
the Grays in the eighth. Thomas walked
and Ball dropped a bunt which Psttee
threw wild to first. enabling Thomas to
get to third and Bal TO second. Conn
drove a cannon ball swat at Pattee and
Thomas and Ball Tailed. Brodie advanced
Conn with a sacrifice. and Rock scored
him by going out AZ first. JosSlyn hit for
two bases, and counted on Poland =
single the latter being caught at second
ending the inning.
The visitors got two runs I'm the eighth
or base on balls to McAuley. Conn's
attempt to make double play at sec
ond on Clements grounder Rean's single
ani Keister's double. Rocks fine catch
on Merritt's liner and his double play
with Dunn retired the side In the ninth
singles by Halligan and Pattee and Nc
Atley's ny netted another run. The