The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-01
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
NEW HAVEN LOSES TO CAPITOL
 CITY MEN.

Riot at Game-Umpire Kennedy As-
 sauIted by Captain Rogers-DafIy
 Wins Game by Home Run Over Left
 Field Fenee-Attendanee coo.
 In a game replete with brilliant and at times slow playing, and to the dis gust of six hundred strenuous rooters, who were mostly of the rougher ele- ment, New Haven was defeated by Hartford at the Savin Rock grounds yesterday afternoon by a score of to I, losing the game amid considerable excitement after having it apparently won, Bert Daly, one of crack second basemen of the league for the past two seasons, bringing victory to the Capital City team in the ninth inning by land ing on speedy shoot and dropping the ball cleanly over the left field fence for 3 home run, scoring McCallister ahead of him and bringing in what proved to be the winning runs.
 Both teams played fairly good ball, although their work was hardly con- sistent enough to be entirely satisfac- tory. Hartford played more scientifi- cally than New Haven and also took advantage of opportunities more ably, which figured to some extent in the re- suit.
 Sherwood and Coughlin also were not in the best of form and were hit freely throughout the game, but were fortu- nate in pulling out of dangerous holes at critical stages.
 In the eighth inning Captain Terry Rogers registered one of his usual senseless kicks and was put out of the game by Umpire Kennedy for refusing to move off the diamond and for in- forming the umpire of his uncompli- mentary opinion. Manager Danaher was also angry, and, with Rogers, sfoWered Kennedy with further person. alities when Rogers had reached the bench, and as a result, after another exchange of words, Rogers was put off the field to the ansger of the crowd, who evinced strong disapproval of Ken nedy's ruling, both in regard to putting Rogers off the field and also for calling Golden's bunt along the third base line a foul, which, in the opinion of the un- prejudiced spectators, was perfectly correct.
 At the conclusion of the game Rogers attempted to assault Umpire Kennedy with the aid of number of roughs, and together they succeeded in striking him several blows from behind. The crowd then sWarmed onto the field and riot followed, the crowd following Kennedy out of the grounds and along the car tracks, threatening him with violence until he took refuge in the Sound View hotel, where the crowd dispersed after waiting for him to appear for over an hour.
 New Haven began her run-getting in the third inning and scored two runs, Connolly helping out with long triple to left center, By punching hits, to- gether with Hartford's slow playing, the locals succeeded in scoring again in the sixth and seventh, but in their half of the ninth were unable to overcome + ssford's lead. 2 ..sv... .s.-s .s ..e
 Hartford scored two in the third, one in the sixth and two in the ninth, McCallister's single and Daly's home run netting two runs.
 Tn the second inning Hartford scored one of her runs by working the squeeze play in almost perfect style.
 Pitcher Phil Corcoran was put in at shortstop in place of Rogers, and &C., cepted his one chance cleanly.
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