The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21
|ENATORS' ROUND OF
 PLEASURE IN EIGHTH
 |Leary's Drive Over the Left Field Fence Starts the Slaughter.
 |HERW00D'S HOME RUN
 luthors Take Fall Out of the Leaders-Ora and Whalers Win.
HERWooD's HOME RUN
State League standing.
oBy Albert L. Donnelly.)


 QBy Albert L. Donnelly) T New Haven led or by false impress 2 Hons, led on the noiseless mob of 800
 ans for seven innings to believe that banaher's Pets were to win a game.
 Brown, the Brownies curveless wonder,
 Fas the star actor in this deception.
 But in the eighth clash and To Brown
 ell amidst the New Haven colors into
 he hands of the foe and the merciless
 enator pounded him until he breatheo
 ming. It was a wholesale slaughter Ina Hartford made good their work { n poor Brown by hitting his successor Inc valiant Corcoran for another sim kle and another run, making total Of Nix tallies for that inning. New Haven Tried in vain to overcome Hartford sEad but Manager Clarkin had re- blaced Mueller whom New Haven had been having round after round of pleas Slre with by Pete Wilson, that best kwirler. Pete" needed the first inn Ing to settle down in and allowed the Brownies one run as gift, making the final score 8 to 6.
 Kid Sherwood is making himself a Burke of 1907. He landed on one of |Mueller's slow ones in the first inning Ilnd lived it directly over the left field Fence for a home run. O'Leary, Hart lords back-stop, performed a similar feat in the eighth inning. This latter hit came when two men were on bases Ind really cost New Haven the game Both the "Kidn and O'Leary walloped but tWo-baggers and vied with each other for honors. Ham" Wade in the kenter garden played a remarkable game He captured six hard line drives, pulling some from the earth and the Fest from the sky. Ham" also had
 his batting eye with him, getting a sin kle and double. Stenson, Hartford's
 hew second base man and Hayward competed for honors in the largest humber of bingles. Both had three to &heir credit. Rothfuss and Justice play Rd rocky fielding games, both getting
 l brace of errors. Harry Moves batted ! .O00, getting two singles, two walks 5And being hit by Corcoran.
 McCloud, although he did not arouse Eany riots, umpired a pretty poor game. His decisions, both on bases and on btrikes and balls were even worse than lRorty's.
 Clans, disgusted at the fast advance }nent of the Brownies towards cellar championship, acted the part of mute In every inning but the eighth when he encouraged the Hartfords and helped khem to dig up six runs.
 Owing to Betcher's poor showing at bhortstop in Hartford on Monday, Cap fain Cornell put him back at second hgain and tossed Sherwood to short. lrhe Kid and Betcher played well until Brown had his ascension in the eighth Rnd then they fell into the Brownie Tut and each allowed one error to bS kcratched against them.
 Sherwood's home run in the initial in- hing scored New Havens only run in ehat inning The Kid aggravated by sMueller's slow tireson1e motion stepped Into the first ball tossed to him and planted it over the left field fence, fair by about a foot.
 Three bingles in succession in the third developed two more tallies for
 Councils never win Brownies. Jerry btarted the inning by ballooning a long Fly to Robarge Sherwood after foul- 4g several times popped a high one just In front of the plate and into O'Leary's Init. Hayward broke the ice with a
 blistering liner along the third base line |Gnd stole second. Kennedy followed this up with a delightful wallop over bhort, Hayward scoring. Wade came
 to Kennedy's rescue and singled him hcross the plate. Ham" carelessly Bauntered off the plate after making his hit and was tagged out by Nehrlng to whom the ball had been thrown. Jerry Eonnell was asleep at the coaching post hnd was to blame for the accomplish. snent of the trick.
 Brown was hit hard In the fourth for Two singles and a double, two men crossing the rubber. Harry Moves sim kled and Nehring flied to Betcher. p'Leary smashed the spheroid out in the left garden for two bases, and Moves strolled across the rubber. Ro- barge tripped high fly into Wade's territory and was of course out before khe ball reached it's greatest height in Ehe air. Stenson, with singing eingle drove in O'Leary. Fletcher and |Bunyan made easy work of Mueller's roller.
 New Haven heightened her lead in he fifth by two more runs. Mueller |vas mark for the Brownies and Hartford seemed doomed to walk the blank odefeat. Brown bingled over Ehird and was advanced to second on Eornell's sacrifice, O'Leary to Stenson. sherwood walked into another one of Nueller's slow balls and ripped out a bretv double into deep left, Brown Icoring. Hayward tottered a high ball |nto Fallon's hands. Kennedy assumed lis usual crouch and continued Muel- Ter on his road to destruction by hit ling safely over Justices head, SCOT Ing Sherwood. Wade popped a fly to Rothfuss.
 Brown passed the border in the eighth