The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-25

no scoring.
Clancy opened the second for Rochester
and went out AT first on Dunn's assist
Wallace gave Harley putout and Bur
rell made the third out after owens had
drawn four balls
Rock started things going in the Grays
half Of this inning by a single 20 left
field, and Conn, who followed became
the target for one OF McIean's speedy
ones. Morgan was so impressed by
Conn's method OF gaining a base that he
followed suit, which placed runner on
every perch. Cooper then sent one to
Owens, and the latter's fling 10 the plate
was more vigorous than accurate Rock
and Conn tallying. Cooper took second on
THIS play. an@ he and Morgan scored
moment later when Mcfarland drove
one into the crowd for two bases Nc
Farland took third on a wild pitch and
brought In tho NTH run on Dunn's sim
gle. Brodie hit n fast Grounder 10 Clam
cy. who threw TO second i'm time TO get
Dunn. while owens quick return heat
Brodie 10 FIRST
Payne began tho third for Rocbestar
win single, but did not vet beyond first
pase, as the next three mon were easy
outs Mclean on a foul 10 Cooper. BARCLAY
VIA the three-strike route and Manning
on a hy to Brodie. Three flies served to
extlnguish tho Grays In this session. Rock
and Morgan going out to BurreI and
tonn 10 owens.
Fully as brief was Rochester's half Of
Ihe fourth Smith and Clancy helping
Brodie's fielding average and Wallace
Rocks Cooper. who was tho nrst i'm
for tho Grays, died at first on owens
assist TO Clancy and Cronin and McFar-
land beat the breezes
II was I'm the fifth that Rochester first
got man all the way around owens
started on with a single ard Burren lifted
the sphere into tho crowd i'm left field FOR
TWO cushions. Cronin thon settled down
ana got Payne and Mclean on flies. tho
former 10 Morgan and the latter 10 Nc
Farland. Barclay. who was slated for
tho third victim, refused to take his cue.
ana his welt for base sent two runs
through After this interruption Cronin
went back To his original plan and in
du,ed the rapid Mr.. Manning to lift
H. 20 Brode
Harley caused scattering Of the crowl
III right field when he came To tho bar
In the natives portion Of this inning by
9'um'nlng the ball out for two bases
but that was the limit OF his tourney
homeward. rs Owens threw him out at
third on Dunn's grounder. The latter was
left a first whom Barclay annexed
Brodie's fly and Mclean handled Rocks
grounder
Smith opened the sixth with sing'c
and reached third when Harley let
Clancy's tap for a base get through his
legs. Wallace sent 4 fly soaring out TO
the omnpresent Brodie and Smith scored
on tho catch. Clancy then attempted 10
steal second and was put out by Dunn,
who cleverly handled Coopers low throw.
Owens could not connect I'm three trios
This time Mr.. owens fumbled Conn's
grounder and set n bad example for Me-
Lean. who picked up Morgan's bunt and
f-aved II into the crowd, Conn taking
third and Morgan second Cooper's ont
at first aided no one. but Jack Cronin
wallopped one back OF the crowd in loft
field Two runs resulted from this swine.
and Cronin got to second. Mcfarland
rLled a grounder to Clancy and went
out AZ first Harley found n vacant spacs
and dropped single therein and Cronir
tGllied Dunn wds thrown ont al FRS.
\ base on ball 10 Burrell was tho ars,
thing OF interest in tho seventh. and
Ptynes single sustained this interest.
Mclean struck out and Barclay. who was
next in order. stopped 2 pitched ball with
but one out This state OF affairs did not
trouble Cronin 10 any extent. and Man
ning's ny foul 10 Morgan. followed by
grounder from Smith which Cronin him
self threw 10 Conn. ended the inning with
out run for Rochester. Brodie popped
an easy one into smiths hands in the
lpA Aipis buA iNoik was on nan0
with one OF his numerous hits this time
FOR two bases. Conn singled and Morgan
did likewise. Rock getting home on the
latter swat. Mclean played Cooper's bunt
to second and got Morgan and Cronin
made the third out on three strikes.
Dunn and Conn ended Clancy's career i'm
the eighth while Wallaces ny 20 Morgan
ana owens TO Brodie sent the Bronchos
into the field. In the last half OF the
Inning the Dunnites. probably realizing
that II was their last chance OF the sea-
son. proceeded 20 give an exhibition OF
plain and fancy batting The Rochester
team at the same time forgot many OF the
essential things about fielding. and the
combination together netted Dunn's fol-
lowers five runs.
Mcfarland introduced the batting re-
viNal with a double Harley amblad IN
first. Jack DunnN sacrifice. which smith
and CLANCY handled. moved both McFar-
land and Harley up a notch and they
crossed tho rubber on Rrodic's single
Barclay threw home 20 catch Harley
and tho sleri Payne lined tho han down
~ Owens In tirs 10 nail RrOdie a. saro,d