The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-29
CORCORAN RATED HARD BY THE PAPERWEICHTS Holyoke Gets Ten Hits Off His Delivery in Three
 Innings.
COULDN'T HIT TUCKEY
Whalers Meet Defeat and Orators and Senators
 Win.

Win.
 Lack of management of the New Haven nine in the retaining of "Phip' Corcoran in the game when he began to weaken was the real cause of yesterdays defeat Hayward's base running in the ninth was the cause of New Haven not tieing the score in that inning "Bilrs" fielding was also off color, two bad errors being scored against him. With lead of four runs in the fifth inning, New Haven slowly but surely was dragged into the chasm of defeat, losing by one run. The bat ing of both teams was a feature, while the individual batting of Boucher was remarkable, two two-baggers and two singles out of four times at the bat Fitzpatrick lead in the hitting for New Haven with two two-baggers. Stock pole of Holyoke was knocked out of the box in the fourth inning and was re- placed by Mattern.
 The Paperweights scored first in the second inning. Massey was safe on Hayward's tumble of an easy grasser was advanced to third on Bakers hit and scored on Boucher's pretty single.
 In the fourth inning the Brownies appeared to have gained an over- whelming victory over the Massachu- setts aggregation Fitzpatrick singled to left field and scored on Hayward's pretty three-bagger. Bunyan's single scored Hayward and Kennedy's two- bagger drove Bunyan In, Rice walked advancing Kennedy to second. Kenne- dy continued on safely to third on this play, the Paperweights being in an apparent sleep. Sherwood's hit scored Kennedy's and Jope's long drive to lAbHL pAOuShl LNlCo lulllSs
 In the fifth Hayward began the bal loon act, a total of ten hits and six runs being made off him in three in- nings. In this inning Boucher drove out three-bagger to the right field fence. Thackara walked and Boucher tallied on Matterns long fly to Kenne- dy Thackara was scored on Dowd's timely double.
 Holyoke tied the score in her half of the sixth. Baker was safe on an in- field hit and was scored on Boucher's three sacker. The latter scored on Thacakaras long fly to Kennedy.
 The Paperweights forged ahead in the next inning and retained the lead throughout the remainder of the game. Bannon started the inning with three bager to right field. Massey scored him with clean drive over first. Grubb's single placed Massey on third and  Boucher's single scored Grubb.
 New Haven's only run besides that tailed in the fourth came in the sixth. Rice singled and Sherwood drove him home with pretty three- -bager.
 In the ninth inning with one down and Connell on third and Fitzpatrick on the initial bag, Haywood hit a hard one to Grubb, who fumbled several times and then threw to first catching Hayward easily. If Hayward had kept on running instead of stopping three or four times to see if the third baseman had picked the ball up cleanly or not he might have scored. This bit of dis play on the part of Hayward stopped the New Haven nine from tieing the score.
 Umpire Murray who officiated in his first game in the state league Thursday at New London acted as official yester- day without kick.
 Rice, the new centerfelder for the New Haven team, made an excellent debut yesterday getting the favor of the fans at this first appearance.
 A peculiar and unusual incident in the game yesterday was the action of a well man walking up and down the passageway between the bleachers and tho fence trying to bet with easy marks. The sport continually bet that the player at the bat would not get to first safely. In this deal there were many easy marks; the sportsman seemed to make out the best. When the score was 5 to in favor of New Haven the dude was willing to bet to