The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-29

The Philadelphia Nationals found JOS
tlyns curves to their liking yesterday at
Rocky Point, and swstted him so un-
mercifully that they beat the Grays by
score of to & The Providence players
went into the game Immediately on their
arrival in this city after a 1s-hour rail-
road trip from Buffalo. so that their loose
playing may be excused
For the first seven innings OF the
game Sudhon had the local team under
his thumb and allowed IT but one run.
- The visitors did all their heavy work
IN the first four innings. i'm which they
scored eight runs. Josslyn and the men
behind him steadied down and for the re-
mainder of the game had the better of
things. only one more Quaker city man
getting around the circuit.
For the visitors Doolin the former
Jersey city second baseman. who is
playing short for the Phillics, was n
bright and shining light. lie pulled I'm
some line drives that were moving with
great celebrity. and also ielded ground
balls like one who enjoyed the work.
Gleason accepted eight chances and was
constant menace 10 Providence bat
ters.
Courtney's hitting was a feature of the
game, the eX-Bisonite getting four singles
out OF five times at bat. JackitSch was
high man with the willow for Providence.
making a triple and a single, the latter
sending in A run.
The game was witnessed by n large
crowd, among which were many Of Hugh
Duffeys friends from the PawtuNet Val
ley and this city. who rooted for the visi-
tors throughout the game. Duffy was tho
first batter, and as he stepped TO the plato
I'm the first inning a handsome silver low
ing cup and large floral Offering were
presented 10 him as gifts from his ad-
mlrers i'm The PawtuXot Valley
The Brotherly Love aggregation started
off fine and fancy I'm tho initial inning
by whacking out two runs. singles by
Gleason and Courtney and Titus three
bagger doing the trick. In their half OF
the inning the home guards were also
UP and doing. Dillard led of with
single and Mcfarland flied out To Duffy
Dunn hit for two bases. scoring Dillard
but was himself extinguished while try
ing TO stretch his hit into a triple
The visitors were blanked i'm the sec
ond. lightning double play being con-
spicuous i'm their downfall. but in the
next inning the lid was removed entirely
and they scored three.
The fourth also proved disastrous for
ihe uoHe team, tnTee more or the Qua X
ers reaching the rubber. Duffy singled
and Gleason was safe at first on Dunns
error. Courtney's base hit scored Duffy
and after Titus had gone out on a fly,
which allowed both Gleason and Courtney
to advance a base. McGee hit for two
sacks. sending both men home
The Grays got together in the sew
enth and scored pair OF runs With
one out. Rock singled and went to second
on Sudhoff's poor throw. Jossyn walked
and Dillard was safe on Krugers tumble
filing the bases. Mcfarland hit to Court
ney. who threw Rock out az the plate
Kehoe made n poor return TO first base,
and Josslyn tailed. leaving Dillard on
third and Mcfarland on first. 4 double
steal fitted In we'll at this point and Dill
lard was safe at the plate. Dunn drove
one 10 Doolin, ending the inning
The following period was productive of
another run for Providence, Copn's two
bagger. followed by Jacklitsch's single,
being the means. Successive singles by
Doolin. Kahoe and Sudhoff gave the Wis
itors their ninth run in the final inning.
The Grays will meet the Baltimores at
Melrose Park this afternoon. and I'm two
games tomorrow. at 1890 a. m. and $50
p. M, respectively. The score:
A II