The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
TOOK TWO TWIRLERS
 TO DO THE TRICK Volz and Waller for Orators Have Better of Battle
 With Nolte.
NORWICH IS DRUBBED
Senators Lose in Overtime Pitchers Battle-New
 London Also Lose.

London Also Lose.
 "Jeems" o'Rourke's Orators had to use up two good pitchers in order to defeat New Haven yesterday at the Rcck. The defeat was another bitter pill for the local nine, but the pills are coming so often of late that they are swallowed with hardly murmur, Bridgeport hit Nolte when hit was needed and at times when they were not needed. A total of eleven hits off twirler, who has been called the greatest in the league. is quite an un- usual thing. In all but the first in- ming some trlckey Orator managed to pluck a pretty single from Nolte's de- livery. In the fifth and seventh Nolte showed his llberality with couple more hits than usual and in these ln- nings the Orators crossel the rubber just sufficient number of times to win the game.
 Volz, who started the game for Bridgeport, was taken out In the sixth inning and replaced by Waller This showed good judgment on the part of the Bridgeport management, as volz was weakening a little and as the score was tied Walters appearance into the game dismissed all of New Ravens hope. Only two hits were pounded off his delivery during the rest of the game. In the ninth inning there was q ghost of chance for New Haven to tie the score. but Hayward who was the men who could do 1t if any one could locate the ball and Nolte died on third.
 Two double plays and the heavy hit ting of O'Rourke, ST., and Hayward marked the game as features, Both of the latter men got away with three hits one of Hayward being good for two bases.
 Tn the first inning tha Brownies, as usual, started off with rush scoring one run The same old play was used OiAlA SdNNtsHs Nulill1l1 WeAlhSQ anu 14taS ward brought him home with an oppor- tune single over first.
 The fans were really delighted in the fourth inning when New Haven repeat ed his good work of the first inning and made the score ? to 6 in their favor. In the fourth inning Wade was passed, Bunyan sent him to second with a timely single and Nolte showed his earnest efforts to win the contest by dashing out a single scoring wade
 The Orators tied the score in the fifth, wild throw by Nolte, a passed by by Jope and an error by Fitzpatrick fgur- ing sinsiderably in the resulting score. Volz went to first on Fitzpatrick's misjudgment of pop fly, Frank ran towards the spot which seemed best fit- ted to receive the spherod after its rap i'd descent through the air, but alas! he had erred, sand reaching far out with his glove he just touched the ball before it fell to the earth. A wild pitch by Nolte sent Volz to the middle station. Beaumont's single over third base gave him the liberty of prancing to third. Jope allowed one of Nolte's foolin' to 1 pass him and Beaumont rolled to sec- ond Then "Jeems" O'Rourke, ever on his job arose to the occasion with neat single driving in both Volz and | Beaumont
 Ladd's single in the seventh brought in the winning run for the Orators l Volz was safe on an intield hit and went to second on Beaumont's timely drive. Hi Ladd then showed himself hero by landing on one of Noltes l twisters for single scoring Volz.
 In the ninth Nolte made his second single of the day. He went to second on Councils out, Waller to Phelan and to third on Fitzpatrick's out, Tolt to Phelan. Then Hayward rose to the bat with record of three hits out of three times at the bat, and to the utter disgust of the anticipating fans flied to | O'Rourke, ST.
 Both Bridgeport and New Haven ig ured in one double play. Tn the sec- ond inning with Wade on second anu Jope on first Nolte drove steaming liner to O'Rourke, who tossed it to Phelan, catching Jope by mite and a half In the sixth inning, Phelan singled and Sebastian drove hard grounded to Fitzpatrick. who threw to Sherwood catching Phelan and also in time for Sherwood to throw to Bunyan catching Sebastian. The score: