Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
THE DIAMOND TWO PITCHERS
 KNOCKED OUT
Wilson Batted Out By Waterbury and Yerkes We'll Swatted By
 the Harfords.

is told of as. follows by the Hartford Courant man:
 After a solid week of victories Hart ford yesterday dropped hart-hitting game to Waterbury. Manager Clarkin trotted out the star performer. Pete Wilson, but Pete was easy. After slS hits had been made off him, and he had given one man his base on balls and hit another. he was taken out and Luyster finished the game. He was comparatively easy also, Waterbury scoring or him in four innings. The Waterbury pitcher that started the game, Yelkes. had his troubles. Hart ford finding him for four hits in tht seventh after which he retired. Farley held Hartford in fine style in the nintf inning, retiring the side and leaving three men on bases. The fielding was snappy, the only man that seemed tt be off color being NehrlJg, who drop ped two thrown balls. 6ronkie made a star catch of Justices foul fly oyel near the score board. Moves stopped drive from McAndrew's bat in tho sixth with one hand and then gol his man at first, seemingly lmpos' sible play.
 Waterbury started right off like ! winner in the first inning. Wilson gave McAndrews his base, Swandel sacrificed, Lachance flew out to Le livelt, but Nichols slammed out a two bagger to right center, scoring Me Andrews. In the third inning Nc Andrews, first man up, was hit by tht ball, Swander tried to bunt twice anf then put 1t over the first baseman'i head for single. Lachance forcet Swander at second and Nichols aut Schincel hit safe scoring two runs. The bleachers demanded that Wilsol be taken out and Luyster went in. H' started off in good shape, the first mar to face him being thrown out at first The next up got another hit and twt more runs scored. They scored in th' next inning on a base on balls and al error by Nehring. In the seventh hits and an error produced another run Two more hits in the eighth brought their total up to ten runs.
 Hartford was easy for Yerkes in tht first five innings. He struck out liyt men and held them down to three hits Tn the sixth they managed to squeeze in a run, two hits and base on ball. letting them around. The seventh wal Yerkes, Waterloo. Gastmeyer startet off with hit along the third base lln' and O'Leary followed with another t center. Luyster got his base on ball! and then Moffet was passed, forcin: in run.
 Justice went out on weak groundel to the second baseman, but Moves wal right there with a hit.. sending In twt more. Lelivelt, who by the way, wal a mark for the Waterbury pitchers al afternoon, worked his way to first or balls. This was signal for Yerkes' re tirement and Farley took up the Job.
 Fallon put one up to Swander ant 1t looked as if it was all over. Bu Nehring picked out a nice one ant placed 1t right over second and tw' more runs came over. It was as brett! a batting rally as one would care tt see and the bleachers fairly wen crazy, throwing their hats and score cards away in their excitement. Cast meyer ignominiously struck out. leay ing Hartford one to the bad. In th' ninth inning Hartford made dyini rally. but Farley was too good fol them. Moves led off with a hit and Le livelt got a base on balls. Fallo' struck out and then Nehring filled ul the bases with a slow bunt along th' third base line. With three op base and three runs needed to tie, th' crow6 begged Gastmeyer to do some thing. He did, be struck out. 0Lear. made a good try, but Farley stoppe' his good looking drive with one han' and threw him out at first. Hartfor' had men left on the bags in the las Ave innings, but with the exception O the seventh the necessary hit was no | ka