The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
Newark Again Defeated by Providence
in Long Game Score I to 3.
Yale Triumphed Over Harvard and
Won Cham pionShi ,.

n was rather an easy game for the
locals yesterday. particularly after the
fourth inning. when Shea was injured and
local man had TO - secured TO take
his place. and when the game was con-
cluded the score stood I 10 In favor
OF the home tram:
The game was one Of those long con
tests that weary one. with no notably
stellar features. Up 10 the fourth in
nirg the visitors had fair show for the
game. since they were leading by one run.
when Hesterfer had shown that he was
not IT, the best Of form and Mcpherson
had taken his place in the box, Shea met
with an accident that placed the worst
piece OF hard luck up against the visitors
that has befallen them this season.
The team has been running with but
one catcher. Shea. and yesterday when
Mac was warming up he threw twister
ever the plate which caught Shea on
his ungloved hand and split II between
the first and second digits. local
,han under the name OF Lake went IN
and caught for the remainder Of tho
game.
and Hesterfer simply tossed passes 10 the
batsmen the result being that each side
scored a couple OF runs. Dunn put an
end TO the pass giving contest by re-
calling Poole In the third inning after
he had allowed I'VE men 10 walk and
Burnham called off Hesierfer in the same
inning when six mon nad gone 10 the
initial cushion as result OF his generos -
ity.
splendid game for the remaining six in
nings. allowing but two hits and no
Iasses Mcpherson who replaced 1Ies-
terrier. was also wild. and was touched mp
for seven hits His work was not with
out credit. however. rs ne got out OF
some ticklish situations by good pitch
ing.
Roth sides played a poor fielding game.
and the encounter was almost totally
devoid of extraordinary incident. The
feature play Of the day came when, with
the bases filled I'm the sixth inning Jack
Dunn drove slashing triple to left CEN
tre Just 10 show that the whack had not
exhausted the possibilities. Jack stole
home. reaching the plate safely when
Mcpherson pitched wild ball.
The rBurnham crowd got two runs I'm
the second on n base on Dals. a sacrifice,
a single and double. Dunns men tied
I'm their half OF the inning on Balls SIN
gle, bases on balls to Conn and Brodie,
followed by Rocks safe thump Another
run went 10 Newark N the third. Poole
let the first two men walk. Cronin then
went in and Cockman. tne next batter.
cent his team mates home with single.
flrcrTi1- grit rfuwr1- rr-wrrK after that and
retired the side.
The visitors held the lead until the
six.h when Dunn's men got five runs
and clinched the game. conn led off with
single stole second ana got third and
home on errors by Lake and O'Hagan.
Brode was put out i'm the nheld. Rock
drew a walk ticket. and Jack Cronin made
his second hit of the day. Poland went
out on a fly. and McFarland got his base
on called halls. With the bases full Jack
Dunn then heat the leather To deep cen
tire for three bases and a moment later
etolo homes Jacklitsch struck out end
Ing the inning.
The Grays and the NewarkS will meet
this afternoon i'm the final game Of the
series Josslyn will he on the slab for tho
home club. and Burnham will ably
use Moriarty. Attendance 7l2. The score