The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-01
The Grays Made it 3 Out Of 5 With
Buffalo Home Saturday.
Best Gard Of Week Offered at Nara
ganSett Park Today.

The Grays concluded their last western
trip Of the season at Buffalo yesterday,
defeatin the Bisons by a score OF 20 8.
The victory made II three out OF five for
Dunn's men and enabled them 10 start
home with a record Of eight victories
seven defeats and ono tie game on the
trip
For the first four innings the GrayS
played a very poor fielding game, errors
giving tt1e BtSons two Of their Three runs.
This early bungling was. however. offset
by reliable and even brilliant defensive
work at critical times in the concluding
periods Eddie Poole gave n great exhi-
bition Of cool. scientific twirling. keeping
the seven hits which his opponents Sc
cured so thoroughly scattered that but
for ANA teurish fielding the Stallngs ag-
gregation would have scored but a single
tally
In the last two innings the locals at
tackled Poole with considerable zest but
he did not weaken for a moment and
beat them OF.
Ernest Greene. who served them UP for
the natives was hit rather freely and
distributed passes with a lavish hand.
hut between times he did some high
class work and kept the score down.
The visitors ought 10 have had the
game clinched in the first few innings
and throughout the entire contest had
numerous opportunities 10 score Except
in three innings, however their willows
swung T., vain. and 10 men were left on
bases. Greene allowed six men to walk
and hit two more but such was his good
fortune that not one OF those who thus
gained first base even figured in scoring
a run.
The Bisons performed some fancy stunts
in the line OF killing hits McAllister. Gett-
man and Miligan making sensational
plays on balls hit hard enough 10 pierce
armor plate.
The Grays got TO work al the tap Of
the bell. and Tailed in the opening period
on McFarIand's single and Dunns double
q right The home guard tied the score
I'm their portion OF the inning on Murray's
double. his steal OF third and Woods sin
gle
In the following inning Millgan's sin
gle. Morgans wild heave and Rocks
<fsrNie sent another Of the herd canter-
ing in. 90
In the fourth Dunn and Harley col
llded While attempting TO corral Mill
gan's fly 10 right and Mligan got TO
second. He took third on an out and
went through on a passed ball.
Dunn's men pulled up one run nearer
In the fifth on fU0tu-s tw0- ba gger and
single by Mcfarland. The visitore had
three men on bases and two out I'm the
seventh as a result OF Greenes generosity.
but Brodie could not produce the hit
In the eighth however there were
doings and good batting won the game
for the visitors. With one out I'm this
inning Conn singled. and Morgans double
sent him home with the tying run. II
was then up TO Rock. and Roy proved TO
be Johnny on the Spot. with a base hit
which sent the feet-footed Morgan I'm
with the winning tally. Rock was caught
trying TO steal second and Poole flied to
Murray.
The home team tried hard to land an
other run or two In both the eighth and
ninth. but combination Of Poole and
fast felding squelched them.
Dunn's men left last evening for Provi-
dence. where they will open a two-game
series with Jersey City on Saturday At
tendance il4l. The score: