Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-29
THE DIAM THE HITS AND
 ERRORS WIN Game With Norwich Yesterday
 Was Fast and Loose All Other Results.

Shiyering with the cold and dancing
 to keep themselves from becoming the property of the ice corporation the four or five hundred fans present at the Rockville reservation yesterday had more cold chills curved around their spinal columns as they saw Nor wich trying to steal away the victory.
 Good hitting by Norwich in the second
 and third innings and some of the most
 lemon like playing in the fourth in-
 ming by our side of the house gave the
 visitors lead that looked .ominous.
 Mike McAndrews hitting and Mike 'SMcAndrews luck were two of the prin-
 ciple factors in saving the day, while
 Eddie Farley, who was inclined to
 favor the Norwich side in the early ! stages of the game, settled down to
 business after those hrst four scs- sions and held the Norwich bunch in
 check. Roaring Red' Rorty held the indicator yesterday and before the
 game he intlmated that he did not feel
 we'll and might not be able to continue through to the end. He was away off on balls and strikes on both sides
 and early in the game the players be-
 gan to file objections. h the second inning Pastor undertook to dispute oDe strike called, when off came the uln- pire's cap and addressing himself to the players and the spectators, he de-
 liyered this oration: Any other play CT that disputes my decisions on balls and strikes will be fined $5.' From
 that time on the players were all
 Dummy Taylors. while the specta-
 tors applauded the "red one.'
 Norwich scored first in the second
 on single by Soffel, who stole sec ond, took third on Accorsini's hit and came home when McNellis fell all over Bridges bounder. Another went to the
 visitors in the third, after two were out, when Golden singled to center and Soffel drove him home with q two sacker. Their last run came in tue fourth when one run was scored with out hit being made McEnroe made as pretty stop as has been seen on the field of Perkins bad grounder, but he threw badly to first and Perkins took second. Bridges sacrificed him to third. Tuckey then banged loue to McAndrews and that worthy let it go through him and Perkins came home. The scoring ended there, how ever, for Norwich.
 The locals sent one man over the plate In the third on d single by Me- Andrews. who went around to third on the next out and came home, when Perkins found Nichols hit too hot to hold. Another came in the fifth on an- other single by McAndrews, who stole second and came home oD the punk hit of Swander. With the score to 2 against us in the sixth inning Water bury tried to do something and did It. Schincel, the first man up, struck out, then little McEnroe placed little bunt nicely and beat it to first. Me Nellis hammered one to Perkins who threw badly to second to catch Nc Enroe and the latter went to third. The whole Norwich infield then came in close to the plate and Bronkic drop ped a. little fly right back of second base and over the plate came McEn- roe with the tying run. McAndrews hit one to Perkins and that worthy threw many feet over the fxst base and we had men on second and third. with McNellis over the home station with one run to the good. Swander then nailed the ball good and hard for two bases and two more went down to our credit In the run column, making six in all and there We stopped. The Score: