The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-09
INPER BUSINESS OF RORTY
And JUGGLING OF PERKINS
Interesting Features in New
Ravens Easy Victory
Over Rosebuds.
ORATORS STICK WORK
Whalers Lose Heavy Hitting
Contest, Senators Defeat
Ponies; Holyoke Wins.

Umpire Rorty's imperious attitude to-
ward the Norwich players, fining Ac-
corsini and soffel IS and putting the
former out of the game; Perkins spec
tacular juggling and Halligan's Wild
ness We're among the interesting feat
ures of New Ravens victory over Nor
witch yesterday by the score Of 6 to /.
Corcoran occupied the center Of at
traction Of the New Haven team and
was there ewith the goods. Norwich's
one run resulted only after three err
rors by the Brownies while New Ha-
ven earned a couple Of her runs, the
others resulting through Halligans
wildness.
Soffel was the amusing center of the
Rosebuds, He was fined by Umpire
Rorty in the seventh for talking too
much, so he went back into the game
bound to work hard and have his fun
afterwards. In the ninth inning when
the game was about over Soffel began
talking about Roaring Red Rorty'
Rorty heard him and ordered him off
the field The Norwich manager said
he would not move until he had put on
his shoes. When the umpire told him
to leave the field and also told a near
by cop to assist in the removal. Sotfel
answered in a happy mood I've got
one on you this time; you can't fine me
any more" The policeman pleasantly
requested Soffel to hurry, but
the latter took his time, preferfing
to go out the further entrance than
the nearby one. He had his way and
went towards the gate at a very slow
clip. The crowd told him to hurry
and the cop told him to hurry, but he
would not When he got outside he
struck his head through the gate and
made grimaces at the Jump" The
crowd started across the field and Sof-
fel ordered the umpire to stop the game
and put the crowd off the field. A quick
closing of the contest stopped his fun.
The game follows:
In the first inning Pastor walked but
was caught trying to steal second,
Jope to Sherwood. Duffy famed the
air thrice. Golden singled over second
and Soffel drove a eraser to Sherwood
and went out to Bunyan. No runs. In
New Ravens part Of the first Council
knocked an easy roller TO Scffel and
went out to Accorsini. Fitzpatrick
flied to Cote and Hayward did the
same, popping to Golden No runs.
In the second Aecorsini flied to Sher-
wood, Cote drove a high one out to
Kennedy and Perkins struck out No
runs Kennedy was given life, and
went to second on Sherwood's sacrifice,
Halligan to Accorsini Wade famed
and Bunyan was safe on Perkins ia
tai Juggling Of a hot grounder, Ken
needy scoring. Jope died, Pastor to Acc
corsini. One run.
In the third Farrell flied to Connell
Halligan struck out and Pastor reached
the initial station on Sherwood's OBJ
lection to hold an easy grounder, Pas
tor was safe on second on Jope's
throw out to center field and scored on
Wade's wild return from center field to
third base. Corcoran who backed up
Hayward after considerable Juggling
threw the ball home about ten minutes
after Pastor had reached the station,
and Jope who was on the spot followed
all the others example by letting the
ball roll through him. Duffy popped
to Jope. One run. Corcoran lined out
a high drive which Soffel just nipped,
Cornell singled, went to second on Duff
fy's error and to third on wild pitch
by Halligan Fitzpatrick walked but
went out, Halligan to Accorsini to Sof-
fel, Cornell scoring on the play, Hay
ward knocked an easy one to Ac-
corsini. One run.
In the fifth Golden started off we'll
with a neat bingle, Soffel went out,
Fitzpatrick to Bunyan, Accorsini died,
Sherwood to Bunyan, and Cote rolled a
grounder to Bunyan. No runs. Ken
nedy drove out a single over Pastor
but was nipped at second, Hailigan to
Accorsini to Pastor. Sherwood and
VALE famed. No runs.
In the fifth Perkins and Farrell died,
CoEcoran to Bunyan, and Halligan beat
the atmosphere three times. No runs,
Council singled and went to second on
Halligan's second wild pitch. Fitzpat-
rick walked, Fitzpatrick started for
second while Cornell beat it for home.
On sad mixup of meaningless throws
both Connell and Fitzpatrick were safe.
Hayward singled, scoring Fitzpatrick,
Kennedy was safe on Pastors throw
Hayward attempted to steal home but
was nabbed, Accorslni to Farrell.
Three runs.
In the sixth Pastor flied to Kennedy,
Duffy walked going to second on Fitz-
patrick's juggle Of Golden's grounder.
Soffel lined a neat grasser to Fitzpat-
rick who threw to Sherwood catching
Golden Fitzpatrick returned to Bun
yam who threw to Jope catching Duff
fly at the plate No runs. Sherwood
walked but was caught at second,
Halligan to Pastor, Wade being safe
on the fielder's choice. Wade was
caught off first, Halilgan to Accorsini.