The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-05

Brown found Trinity the easiest kin9 or
,icking yesterday. defeating the yisitora
nv a decisive score OF IA TO o. The show
lng made was largely due, no doubt. to The
fact that eight OF the eleven men VINO
took part in the game had ALREADY won
The coveted y I'm former seasons the vet
eran nheld. composed ot Hoye, Jones
Dickinson and Elrod, and the clever bdt-
tery. Tift and Paine, being In their az
customed places
THE freshman battery. Nourse ard RAY
nond. was used during the last three H.
rings and their work was decidedly prom
ising
TIT, pitched the first 80 inni lgs ant
retired In favor Of Nourse. The veteran
Brown twirer was the same old cool
headed general I'm the box as OF yore ana
had his opponents bothered at al times.
Nourse who succeeded Tiff, was some
what nervous as this was the younsster
first tryout in varsity game Paine was
behind the bat while Tiff was or the
firing line and acquitted himself very
creditaby, his only error being bad
throw 10 second. The inheld played well
together and IL likely TO cause lots ~
trouble for some OF the big todms. The
outfeld, composed OF Keen. Graham ara
Raymond. took everything within reach.
nings. was a favorite with the crowd be-
cause OF his clever backstop work.
The hitting honors were carried OF by
Elrod the lanky first sacker. who caught
the ball for four safe hits out of i've
times up. Paine was the )niy other
Brown player who baEged more than one
hit The total OF safeties for Brown Was
ien while Trinity had TO be satisfied with
four. The Trinity team was hardly "A
taa nf he 81 az "A q
gregation.
Morgan began the game with a Righ
fly &c Keen. Tiff passed Burwell and era
ham made a good cat n OF Poweils long
fly. Jones lost Handlers difficult ny and
with men on second ana thirl score
seemed probable. Tiff. however. showed
his Accustomed skill II a -crill,1l-siL
ton by striking out Connor Hc:e made
the first run for Brown. reaching first
on a wild throw. going TO second on Jo1os'
sacrifice. TO third on Paine's forceout OF
Dickinson at second and scoring on q
successful double steal with Paine
Tiff struck out all three Trinity batters
in the second inning while Brown was
also retired, on fly balls. though Keen
dropped a safe one IN centre and Hoye
reached first by being hit by pitched
ball.
II looked like n score for Trinity in the
third. when Tiff passed Badgley. who
went TO second on wild pitch. which
Paine partially blocked, and took third oil
Paine's wild throw 20 catch him at second
Paine, however. made a fine play OF Nor
gan's bunt for an out at first. Elrod
handed Burwells grounder TO Dickinson
who covered first. Randall. who vas run
ming for Badgley. being caught mapping
Mt third.
Brown scored three tallies I'm the third.
Trinity went out In order i'm the fourth
on a high foul to Paine an easy grounder
20 Hoye and Connor's second strikeout.
Hoye scored again In Browns half on
his own smashing single TO centre. Jones'
sacrifice. Dickinsol's out at first and Gun
ningham's overthrow 10 third, the latter
being made In an attempt 10 catch him
mapping For Trinity. Randall was hit.
hut was put out while attempting TO steal
on fine throw by Paine. Tiff struck out
Morrow and handed Cunningham easy
one TO first for the third out.
In Browns half OF the nth. Elrod sn-
gled. took second on a sacrifice and scored
on Jones single TO centre.
Paine. lift Graham and Elrod scored
In the sixth on combination OF battery
errors and hits Brown scored two runs
In both the seventh and eighth innirIl
on fast base running and sharp hitting
while Nourse and Raymond kept the
Hartford boys from scoring. The sum
mary: