The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-05

moment to present gifts to New Haven players. When Dwyer stepped to the bat for the first time MT. Hornung pre- scented him with ring as token of regard from his admirers in Bridge port, his home city. Then Lallier ap- peared at the plate to bat. MT, Hor- nung again played the part of the wiz ard and drew from his baggy blouse a fine gold watch as token of the re- spect of his friends.
 Meriden went down calmly enough in the first inning, McAndrews flying out to Sanfranandre, McCabe dying, Lal- Her to Theisen. and Bone going down.. Hayward to Theisen.
 New Haven went in for the game at the start. Cornell singled. Jope's ef- fort was a fly to Thackera. Hayward and Thiesen found Karns twisters wanting and laid them out safely, Con- nell scoring. Sanfranandre and Sher- wood retired after popping out flies.
 Burke, the bright and shining light for Meriden at the bat, was the first man up in the second inning. He inn mediately evened matters by lifting a
 
 fence, which elicited enthusiastic ap- plause from the Meriden rooters in the east stand. Despite SherWood's juggle of Lenox's liner, the remainder of Mer- idens batters were harmless.
 New Haven took 8 dose of one, two, three in the second, Lallfer and Cor coran giving Karns two strike-out cred it's.
 Meridens third was equally unambi tious. Not so that of the Blues. Karns railroaded Connell to first on a base on called balls. Jope quenched his fiery ambitions for hit and sacrificed him to second. Hayward tried Bone to see if he was in practice and found that he was. Karns decided that another blue suit would look better at first and pass ed Theisen.. Then the, wicked Sanfran- andre got in his first safe one. Sher- wood followed with the same suit, Theisen chasing Connell across the plate. Dwyer, shut down the lid for the inning by striking out.
 Meriden made things interesting again in the fourth. Burke, he of the home run, opened with a two-bagger. Lenox struck out, but Thackera's sim gle scored Burke. Kennedy went to first on a hit by pitcher, but both he and Thackera were left. New Haven S fourth was another brief one, two, three session.
 Four men batted for Meriden in the fifth, McAndrews hitting safely only to remain anchored at first. But New Haven's half was Meridens Waterloo. Lenox started it all by letting Jope reach first safely on his error. Hay ward singled. Theisen got there on McAndrews' error, filling the bases. Then did the mighty Sanfranandre make solid by safe hit, scoring Jope and Hayward. Sherwood sacrificed and DWyer's hit brought in Theisen and Sanfranandre. Lallier went out to Lem OK, but Corcoran continued the fun by hitting safely, scoring DWyer. Cornell struck out.
 Meriden got in a two-bagger and a single in the sixth, but LenoX was caught at the plate and no tally result ed. The seventh brought the last tally of the game. McAndrews hit safely. McCabe went out to Dwyer. Bone sin gled. A base on balls to Burke filled the sacks. Lenox hit to Sherwood, who threw to Lallier to catch Burke, Lenox scoring on the f1elder's choice. Treat, who had taken Burke's place in left field, while Burke relieved Thackera, struck out. New Haven's sixth and seventh were one, two, three, as was Meriden's eighth.
 Two hits netted no result in New Ha- ven's eighth. Meriden closed with four batters up, McCabe hitting safely and being forced at second.
 The score:
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