The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-13
lARNEY'S LUCKY SINGLE WINS ONE FOR BROWNIES Wilson Twirls in Grand Style
 and Ought to Have
 Won Two. ORATORS BUNCH ERRORS While Rosebuds Bunch Their Hits-Authors and Ponies Win.
ORATORS BUNCH ERRORS
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING

Norwich ....... ..,.., 70 50 .583 Hartford ... ......., q 52 -55667 Ss% $Ss5SSfRS@s fsysn ... < < $ $3? $35 $35 Sew London .......'. 30 92 .245 Harneys lucky Texas leaguer just #5ver Justices head in the ninth inning if the second struggle, with the Sem tors at the prairie yesterday after loon gave the game a sudden turn, oppling Hartfords hopes of taking #'nuch needed double header, prevented oete Wilson from winning two con- zsecutive victories in one day, handed z New Haven game which rightfully 2 ,elonged to Clarkin's pets and stopped he Brownies from establishing a rec ,rd for straight defeats
 Clarkin's abusive language to Char Ie Platt, who started to umpire the R5rst game almost caused a riot Poor Charlie was working his head off try ng to satisfy both teams, but Clarkin ] ior some peculiar reason had 1t in for 5 The official and continued throwing larcastic remarks at him and hurling E language which it is impossible to ex- E, #,libit to our modest readers The Etbusive throw at the lump" came to a &elimax in the early part of the fifth, when Platt called two strikes in sue, ;ession on O'Leary. Clarkin jeeringly 9aid to the official Get the - out of fl here" and Platt sobbing and blushing S.vithdrew from the field, and no one 7Iven the mute Jope could make him #eeturn. Danahers band played Come Back Charlie" but he was deaf to the S)leadings or even to the piteous strains *bf the marshall notes
 One of West Haven's finest stepped Elp to C1arkin and remarked "If you &ton't cut your swearing you will have #o jump the fence" "Who in h. you up," replied Hartfords man. and herewith the cop slunk along &1n the shade of the grandstand and #.beat 1t" over the fence. Clarkin then Explored and entreated Jerry Cornell, New Ravens crippled captain to step behind the pitchers box and officiate. Phil Corcoran shook his head at Jerry &lnd said Don't you do It." T will if
 fou'A umpire with me-" answered Jer- Ny after 8 few moments meditation.
 He don't know the game well q snough," replied Pete Wilson and
 Clarkin, much relieved said, That's
 Flight" Then Cornell advised by Dan. # 0anaher sauntered onto the field and
 he game was resumed. The Brownies #saptains arrival on the field seemed
 b inspire a new life into the Hartford aine and the treatment which Eddie #Nolte received from the Senators dur- ng the remainder of that fatal inning
 vas unbearable. Three hits and two $ bases on balls were the cause of three &Auns in that inning and as the New Haven team could not solve Petes Z blenders, won the game.
 Betcher's skyrocket, which dropped
 between Wilson, Nehring and O'Leary # lnd which being mtsJudged, fell outsof E heir reach, was the effecter of New :. Iaven's first run. Bunyan had been
 given a life, and was sacrificed to sec
 md on Purington's out, Wilson to < 'Leary. On Betcher's weird hit he
 pressed the platter Jope singled and
 Nolte flied to Clarke.
 The Senators, who had not scored up
 10 the fifth inning, captured the game E 1t that stage. Clarke singled and & vent to third on wilson's hit. Roth fuss was given base on balls, filling
 he bases. Justice was also given a
 bass, forcing in Clarke. Fallon's clean
 irive over third brought Wilson and
 Rothfuss across the platter, giving the
 Senators lead of two runs.
 In the ninth inning O'Leary doubled
 tnd scored on Robarges timely single.
 Jope's clean record of four hits out T of four times at the bat and the catch
 Ing of Clarke's were the features of
 the contest
 Pete Wilson, not a bit weakened by
 he tiresome droll of the first game.
 lecided to pitch the second also. Gid
 Brown was picked by Jerry Cornell
 10 twirl against the victorious Sena-
 tors. Connell, who was also selected
 o umpire the second game, announced
 that the game would only be six in-
 lings.
 Hartford started right off to win the
 contest and pushed one man across the
 plate in the initial inning. Rothfuss
 irgled, was sacrificed to second by
 Justice and went to third on Fallons
 rive over third. A double steal was 2 started. by Fallon and Bunyan, who
 svas catching this game threw down
 10 Sherwood. Rothfuss, who was on E third, started home and scored before
 Sherwood could return the ball to the
 nome plate.
 A single, followed by Moves double
 n the fifth inning and Sherwood s
 tumble of FallQns grounder, gave the
 Senators two more runs.
 In the sixth and final inning the un-
 expected happened Sherwood was giv-
 en a life over second. O'Leary and
 Nehring made easy work of Lawlor'E ! Rasy grounder. Bunyan bingled and
 Sherwood went to third on Bunyan's
 nit Burlington hit bad grounder tc
 Moves, who immediately returned ii
 .o Clarke. Clarke fumbled the throw
 and Sherwood scored, Harney, who
 las never been heard of as a hitter
 before, then came to the rescue oi 'z 0anaher's Pets. He landed on one oi Iss Wilson's teasers and drove it just over
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