The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03

BY losing yesterdays game al Rocky
Point the Grays went on their trip 20 be
gone for the greater part Of the month
located in third place. ranking now but
two points behind Jersey City. which did
not play yesterday
n was hoped that after winning on
Saturday Providence would take the game
at Rocky Point also. and with this view
OF the matter a very' large number Of
the fans went down despite the fact that
the weather was threatening here In the
city and there was almost continual
drizzle all during the game.
The loss Of the game was not due SO
much 10 the lack of playing ability of
the home team as IL was 10 the handy
work Of the visitors with the stick. The
Grays landed on Burchel for eight hits.
hut they were so scattered 10 be Of
no avail when runs were needed. On the
other hand the errors Of the Grays helped
along the runs Of the visitors and this.
coupled with the hitting Of the team
when men were on bases. sent in the
runs.
The Orioles started the scoring in the
FIRST half of the second inning. when Jor
dan singled. was sacrificed 10 second by
Neal and then scored on clean single
by f>oudenslsger. Hallmsn. the next fat-
ter. was retired on neat double play
when Hallman hit 10 Nops. Two more
runs were added ~ the Orioles score I'm
the third on doubles by Ryers and Hfarn.
interminRled with a sacrifice hit and an
error hN Dunn
Baltimore scored its fourth run in tho
fourth inning after two men had been re-
tired on Hslman's single. Byers being hit
by pitched hall and Dunns error. Two
singles and an error by Ball in the sixth
gave them one more and in the eighth
an error. a sacrifce hit and two-bagger
made their total six runs.
In the ninth Rurchell started the fun
with single. was advanced TO second on
n sacrifice by Hearn and then Nops CAV.
his only walk or the game 20 Kelly. Nc
Aleese was an easy out at first. but both
Burchell and ..elly romped across tho
plate when Jordan smashed one to right
field for two bases. Neal was the third
out. after three ineffective swings AT the
ball.
Providence in almost every inning had
mer on bases. but IL was not until the
eighth that Dunns men were able 10 get
q run across the plate. in the fiftlr in
ming things looked bright. when Nops
reached first on an easy error by Hall
man and Poland advanced him TO second
ny clean single. Their hopes OF run
were dashed. however. when Neal scooped
q hard-hit ball by Mcfarland out OF tho
dirt with his left hand. jumped on second.
retiring Poland, and then caught McFar-
land at first. Nops died on third when
Dunn flied TO right field
With one out I'm the eighth. Thomas hit
TO left field for two bases, Ball was struck
by pitched ball and Conn was the Soc
ond out on an easy grounder to first
Rrodie smashed one a Neal, which struck
his feet and bounded away. Thomas scor-
ing Rock hit 10 Hallman. who caught
Brodie at second, retiring the side.
In the ninth Jacklitsch vent ia TO bat
for Nops and drove n sir=l- :" left te
went TO second on Poland -; -~d scored
on all error by Loudensager ~ 3 SSrd-hi:
ball BY Mcfarland Dunn 1!ed out
Thomas walked and then Ball sent up
difficult foul ny for Byers, ending the
game The Score: