The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-06
eddie" NOLTE POUNDED
TO A pulp BY ponies
Wade Also Unable to Check
Avalanche of Runs Encir-
cled About Him.
ROSFBUDS NOT IN IT
O'Rourke's Orators White
washed and Waterbury
Loses Queer Game.

When two mines meet each Of whom
has been trimmed twice the previous
day the game can be set down in adj
vance as sure to prove Of the molly
coddle order. Yesterdays New Ha-
ven Springfield struggle was fought
under just such auspices and its out
come, a IA to victory for Springfield
was little worse than was expected.
First New Haven galloped off in the
lead and with a to start in the third
inning seemed well along on the road
to victory This was obtained at the
expense Of Windmill Cy'' Miller, who
was called from the sunlight glare in
to the shade of the bench in the third
bill" Luby, who replaced him, held
New Haven well within his sphere of
influence, which is little more than an
euphemism for a spit ball, till the game
closed, the home team not crossing. the
plate once, Springfield began perking
UP courage Immediately, tied the score
In the fourth and in the seventh and
eighth INDUCED in a batting bee for
II runs which put the game safe, Nolte
was pounded to a pulp and Ham"
Wade, who was called into the box
failed to check the freshet of hits
which poured around him.
During the two and one-half innings
that Miller occupied the box he was
found for five hits and only the sharp
est of fielding prevented the New Ha-
ven run total from mounting higher
Nolte was displaced in the middle Of
the seventh inning after Z hits had
been recorded against him during the
game In the two and a half innings
of Wades stay in the box he was
touched for seven more hits. The six
and a half innings Of Luby's stay on
the slab netted New Haven solitary
single, Captain Fitzpatrick's drive to
left in the seventh. Captain Fitzpatrick
led his team in both hitting and run
getting, scoring 2 of the runs and 8
of the 6 hits
Despite the fact that New Haven Is
playing far from winning ball a crowd
of practically thousand people fur
nished teh largest attendance of the
season, outside of holiday, and rooted
Justify for the home team till the
Springfield batting streak in the sew
enth pulled it beyond reach.
From the start 1t looked like a scor-
ing game. In the first Curtiss walked,
Tansey drove single to center, Luby
laid down a sacrifice and on Rising's
grounder to Hayward, Curtiss was
thrown out at the plate. When Rising
stole second Tansey dashed for home
and beat the throw back to the plate
Of Sherwood Standard out, Sherwood
to Bunyan, closed the inning.
Cornell began New Ravens half by
walking, Fitzpatrick hammered safe
hit to left and Hayward sacrificed Ken.
nedy came to the rescue with timely
drive to left, which scored Cornell AM
Fitzpatrick Kennedy was run dowr
between second and third, and Wade
flied to center.
New Haven began its bombardment o.
Miller in the third. when Fitzgerald
and Hayward singled and Kennel,
walked. but Luby, who stepped to the
box, stopped the fun, and retired the
next men in order. Fltzpatrick's run
which came over the plate on Hay.
wards long single, being New Haven.
last score Aside from Fitzpatriclz's sin.
gle the only New Haven exploit in thu
stick line was long drive to deer
right by Wade in the sixth, which
Waite raced for and Just reached.
Springfield's brace of runs in th,
fourth were the result of fiuke with
one out, Rising was safe on Fitzpat
rick's tumble. Standard walked, AMI
Burns gave Nolte bounder, which h,
DETECTED just out Of Sherwood's reach
Had he let 1t alone Burns would have
been an easy out, but as the ball rolle(
towards left field, Rising and Standard
scored.
This piece of hard luck for New Ha
ven was balanced by an erratic deci
| sion by Umpire Rorty in the sixth
With two out, Rising was safe on Hay
wards error, and Standards pass
Burns drove two-bagger Just insid
the third base line, but Rorty called t
| foul and Burns famed.
In the seventh the deluge broke
Keenan, walked and Fitzgerald sacrif1c
ed Waite drove a grounder too hot TO
Nolte, scoring Keenan,, Curtiss single
and Tansey cleared the bases with
double into center. Luby's triple scor
| ed Tansy, and Luby came home on
wild pitch by Wade, who had just bee
!
called to the box Rising flied to left
and Standards foul to Hayward close
the inning--5 runs.
Burns led off in TIE eighth with
single and Keenan, pop-flied to Wade
Fitzgerald singled to left and Kennel
threw Burns out, who tried for thir
on the hit. Waite was safe when Sher
wood muffed his fly, Curtiss singled
Tansey walked, and Luby hit to sher
wood, who threw to second ahead o
Tansey to make the third out, but UNI
pire Rorty called it safe, allowing tn
runs by Fitzgerald, Waite and Curtis!