The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-04
INJURED IN GAME
WRENCHED LEG BY SLIDING FOR
 HOME PLATE.

Consequent Shift of Players Disastrous
 -springBeId Wins Exciting Contest 8
 to likely and Miller Roth Pitch Ex-
 ceIIent BaII-Many Errors Recorded.
 Numerous errors and many exciting
 incidents characterized the two hours
 kaseball feast offered to about 800 ante
 holiday fans at the Savin Rock grounds
 Yesterday afternoon. Through nine
 Innings of close baseball that worked
 up the spectators to quite pitch of
 Enthusiasm New Haven and the Spring
 field Ponies wrestled with each other,
 Nth the final outcome that Springfield
 ,slnlphed over the local players, to ?.
 Fahey placed himself on the
 V IS ofSthe spectators in the third
 gvhan heSc called Lallier. out at = e after O'Cohnor had interfered
 Mith his trip in from third. Lallier
 seemed doomed to be caught, anyway,
 when osConnor got in his way and hin- dered him. The play was received with distinct disapproval by the fans and
 was the signal for objection by the New
 Haven players The umpire refused to take account of the interference and the audience enrolled themselves against him for the remainder of the game.
 aMIn the fifth Jerry Conneli got put out
 of the game as the result of an unpro-
 voked assault on the umpire when he
 called him out at the plate. Connell
 attempted to score on an error which
 allowed Jope to reach first safely, but
 was clearly caught at home on Dillon's 1fhrow to O'Connor. Connell jumped up k land began to push Fahey about, and the latter, after standing considerable f, argument, ordered Connell out of the
 game and declared him suspended for
 thirty days. .tI
 More ill-fortune befell the Blues in khe sixth Hayward attempted to stretch beautiful three-base hit into s home run and was caught at the spentagon. Tn sliding home the third baseman fell heavily, wrenching his leg and thigh. It was at first thought that he had broken his leg. He was unable to rise and after working over him sev- eral minutes he was carried off the
 field. Dr. Barnett, of West Haven, at tended him. Dr. Barnett stated last evening that Hayward might be able to return to the game to-day, though there is a chance that he may be kept out several days.
 This caused a general shifting about of the New Haven players, Sherwood going to third, where he made two cost N errors in the fatal eighth; Richten- meyer coming to second, Dwyer to cen- ter and R. Kennedy to left field. Tuck ey had taken Councils place in right garden.
 Both of. the pitchers had excellent curves, good control and pitched well. Kelly, who was on the slab for the first time on the home grounds, held Spring field to foli; scattered hits, and but for errors should have won his game. Golden received quite hearty recep- fion when he came up to bat for Spring field in the second. He responded with as fly to Richtenmeyer. .. No scoring was recorded until New Ravens half of the fifth, despite Dyers two-bagger in the first and Millers rep etition In the third and Lallier's "alI DnI IllG SdIIlS DWyer had gone down on hit which Dillon monopolized Miller gave his first pass to Lallier. He went out, however, at- tempting to steal second. Miller thought he would try it again and passed Rich tenmeyer. Kelly's hit advanced him to second and both men scored on Jerry
 Councils beautiful two- -bagger. Jerry's attempt to get home resulted in his exit
 for the day.
 Hayward opened the sixth with
 terrific liner to the right field fence. It
 was good for three pillows, but Hay ward decided to try for four and so met his kisnlet.
 All went well for New Haven until the beginning of the eighth, when with
 only one little single off Kelly Spring
 field scored three runs and won the
 game. With one down Miller walked. Sherwood's error at third left the pitch
 er and Tansey safe. Another error
 from the little third baseman filled the
 sacks Dyer's fly to deep left and
 FIai1agans hit to right scored all three, |3 gheisen singled prettily in the ninth,