The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

The Grsys more than substantiated the
confident feeling which the fans OF this
city have in them yesterday and repaid
amply the Bisons for the game lost the
day before by serving the visitors with
nice large goose-egg.
Stallings thought there was a possible
chanee-tAa+-fu would favor him with
another game yesterday IL he put big
"Rube" Kissinger i'm the box. but the
Grays landed on him and the way they
pounded out three-baggers, doubles and
singles was enough 10 send the blackest
cloud Of despair over the heart OF the
manager OF last years champion OUTFIT.
Judging by the courtesy shown 10 those
who had occasion 10 meet him on the first
day OF the game here he Is by this time
I'm rather a bad way. But by the time
the locals take away two more games.
today and tomorrow. he will have learned
that sulks will do no good and he will
have to try 10 break the run OF hard luck
81 some other station along the line.
Thomas, Mcfarland and Dunn did
herculean WORK with the willow. and of
these three the big catcher led. seeming
10 meet everything that kissinger the
Great served. as II the service came from
the hands OF an infant. To his credit
from the DAYS batting fest was charged
up one three-base hit. two doubles. Mac
got onto the nose OF one for three sacks
I'm the eighth inning. while Dunn took
kindly enough To the curves sent over
10 net him three singles.
Cronn. who was on the boards for the
Grays. pitched the hest game that has
been credited 10 him this season. He
allowed seven hits, but was as steady
as the rocks OF Gibraltar when there were
men on bases He seemed 10 have speed
10 throw 10 the birds and considered the
Bisons sufficiently feathered 10 take the
dose. The big pitcher also did yeoman
work i'm the fielding line. pulling down
several hits that many another man
would have left 10 the other players. Rock
also seemed 10 be ever present. both I'm
throwing TO first and in stopping the balls
that came his way.
For the other side Mattress and Laporte
had the most ginger and, with Murphy.
worked of the only double play OF tho
game
The Grays began the feast I'm the initial
inning. when Thomas triple with two out
and Dunn on base allowed the latter 20
score. Thomas was left on second when
Ban famed. In the third Cronn reached
first on Brocketts error and was sac
rihced to second by Poland. Mcfarland
fouled out. but Jack Dunn hit for base.
making way for Thomas 10 come mp with
douDle, scoring Cronin. Ball again
made the third out
There was no further scoring until the
sixth. when Dunn singled and got 70 third
on Thomas third eXtra-base hit Of the
DAY. Balls fly to Hill enabled Dunn TO
tally. bur the side went out without
further scoring as Conn hit an infeld hy
and Thomas was caught at the plate on
Brodie's single.
The Grays got their last run In the
eighth on McFarland's triple TO the car
riage fence in right field followed by
Dunn's single. Thomas hit into a double
pay and Ball was felded out by I.aporte.
The third game of the series will be
played this afternoon at Melrose park.
Nops is Dunns selection for the box and
Stallings will probably use Ernest Greene.
n local boy who has many friends in this
vicinity, or Milligan. who was with the
Grays last year. lne game tomorrow a
Rocky Point will he called at O'Clock
Attendance 200. The score: