The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
EASTERN LEAGUE


feat comes Is the one shown yesterday in
the game with Montreal and which won
the game after seemingly hopelessly
beaten. Ip 10 the ninth inning the
Grays seemed 10 be out OF tho race for
the game but at that time they went TO
the bat and when the inning finished the
game was tied From then on those who
had not given up heart but remained saw
some of the most intensely exciting ball
that has been seen locally this season.
In the first inning the Grays scored one
run and thought that they would have an
easy time OF II from then on. In the next
inning however. the visitors scored one
but this did not create any disturbance in
the mental equipose OF the locals, but
when couple OF errors let I'm another run
I'm the next inning and II could not be
gotten back then the Dunnites began to
get worried and Cronin settled down to
pitch all the ball that he was master OF.
There were "a number OF hits by the locals
for the remainder OF the game 10 the
ninth inning but they came In such way
that no runs were produced
Big Jack Cronin, feeling that he would
have TO win his game regardless OF the
playing OF the other team began 10 fan
the batsmen one after another striking
out three in one inning I'm order. lie also
fielded his position well and the game
would have been much shorter II several
gobbled I'm as was expected
When the ninth inning came and the
score was tied then the locals got in their
best work and from then on To the finish
IL was time OF agonizing ball with
Cronin never turning a hair. He and
Jacklitsch were the ones 10 win the
game.
The locals started out well and corralled
run In the opening session. Mcfarland
sent hit past first and moved 10 second
on Dunn's out scoring a moment later on
Brodies swat for a base Brodie died try
ing TO pifer second and Jacklltsch retired
the side by striking out.
r. Hartmanis double and RHuti single
gave the visitors one in the second. In
the following inning Weidensaul forced
Pappalau, who got n pass. Weidensau
then stole second and took third also
when Jacklitsch heaved the ball a yard
over Rocks head Brodie's return to
third was missed by Morgan and the
Montreal second baseman tailed A sim
gle. hit by pitcher, sacrifice and r. Hart
mans fly TO Mcfarland gave the Royals
their third run in the sixth.
The Grays went TO bat In the ninth
with the score 10 against them. but
they were full Of fight and lost no time
getting 10 work 10 overcome this handi-
cap Thomas found nothing 10 suit him
Morgan slammed out single past short
stop. Rock was called out for being hit
by hatted ball. and the Grays raised a
strenuous kick claiming that the leather
had not touched him. Hassett was deaf
10 their protests, however and the de-
cision stood. Poland hit for n base. filling
the corners. IL was then Jack Cronin s
turn 10 save his game, and this he pro-
ceeded 10 do by swat 10 left centre
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tying the score. With two men on bases
and one out Mcfarland and Dunn could
not produce the means OF forwarding the
runners. and the inning ended with the
score a tie.
In their half Of the 10th the natives got
man on second. with one out. but L.
Hartmann -ll--4AeHsatil- -Ae4lt-+-+,e-pe-
trated double play and spoiled the
chance for a run. Raub opened the 18th
for Montreal with "A single and stole sec
ond, moving TO third on L. Hartman's
sacrifice hit. Mellor struck out and Pap
palau popped up n weak ny 10 Cronin
when Raub started 10 steal home
The Grays got the winning run I'm their
half OF tho period. Mcfarland hit To
Mellor and was called safe at first by
liassett though the play was a very close
one. Dunn took an nshoot on the shout
der and Rrodie moved everyone I'D
base with pretty sacrifice. Jacklitsch
then earned the undying gratitude Of the
fans by clean hit on which Mcfarland
tailed the run needed 10 win Dunn
could also have scored on this clout had
IL been necessary.
The Grays Will again try conclusions
With the Royals this afternoon with
Poole In the box for the former and
probably Mccarthy for the latter team
Attendance 1000. The score.