The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07
pUTHPAW TUCKEY INVINCIHLE 10 LOCALS bsebuds Connect With Nolte's Curves at Opportune Stages. |)NNELL OUT OF THE GAME |saders Take Fall Out of Au- thors-Cornen Allows Ponies Two Lone |S Hits.
.)NNELL OUT OF THE GAME
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(By Albert l.. DonnelIy.)


 yew Haven found Thomas Tuckey, 'rwich's star southpaw for but three lgles yesterday, two of them com in the first inning, and coupled ] tn a wild throw by Bridges, scored 10 of the Brownies three runs. Ed Nolte was New Haven's box artist I i at intervals was touched up for |lely bingles, doubles and triples. |5rwich never got less than two hits
 one inning and did all their tallying four innings, a total of eight runs ling checked up to their credit at the sd of the game.
 Terry Connell, who has been work fairly well in the vicinity of sec I q base during Betchers absence, had E thumb on his right hand broken in 1e fifth inning in attempting to stop low throw by Jope, He retired from N game and will most probably be It of the game for the season. Jerry |d hurt his finger in the second in- IAg of the game in trying to stop row from Jope on the pickup. The Ill hit his thumb and put it out of Int. He hobbled around for few Enutes pulling at his injured member, Et he got over it and continued in |e game, making one pretty stop and Elally clever throw after that. Pas E had singled scoring Duffy, and ben he attempted to steal second, 9pe threw down to second. Cornell blk the throw which was a low one Id made an effort to get 1t on the fkup. The ball struck his thumb Hd bounded off in back of second 8 se, Sherwood capturing it. Jerry Blled to Red Rorty, who was near 1 In and asked him to pull his finger. Ne "mut" did but it was of no use Id decided that his finger must be z5ken. The players gathered around w Havens crippled Captain and of Fed all kinds of sympathy and ad- e. Jerry left the field and with sw to the grove where he had his ; lmb bandaged up. Phil Corcoran, #e of three pithehers used in the he went into Councils position at # bond base and Gid Brown covered N right field garden.
 Phil proved a failure at second base in right field. He had one chance the infield. Pastor rolled a speedy
 lsser into Corcoran's territory in the zsth with two down. Phil went after
 s ball like big leaguer and allowed : to leak through his legs like a school 7E Phil smiled and then giggled and wed to his host of admirers in the 2achers While Phil was located in Int garden, Si Perkins and Bridges spve the ball out near him. Corcor- misjudged them and on both occa- . ms the ball rolled out to the inter- E|tion of the centerf1eld fence and the Int field fence for three baggers. : i'd" Brown who succeeded Corcoran S the right field had two chances = ich he captured within few inches the ground,
 zfhe most spectacular feature of the atest in which good plays and bad H.ys alternated, was running dive beautiful catch by Duffy, robbing nnedy of a two-bagger in the sixth ling. Duffy dove after San1's blis- Hing drive and grasped 1t in his bare Ind. Every one, even the umpire, lught he had missed it, but when he
 up his bare hand exhibiting the Hll the grand catch was recognized.
 was loudly applauded at the end of
 inning as he returned from the sd to the bench.
 HAll of Comics Meriden amateurs,
 rney, Maroney and the so-calleo
 rington were not to be seen on the Sd and the explanation in the case of first two is that they were given
 grand bounce. In the case of Pur-
 ton there is still a question of a
 ibt. He had not signed a contract : sh the New Haven team and probably Hing the trying circumstances the #yers were in, he roamed away look
 for more fitting boarding house.
 she Brownies having had two days
 rest started in to show the gains
 " had reaped during those days of
 lee. Two runs in the first inning Fixed good for a starter, Cornell sin 2sd and went to third on Bridges wild
 low over second of Sherwood's pretty 2At. Hayward's clean drive of over #lrt scored both players
 h the third inning Cote bingled and Int to third on Bridges double to
 ter. Tuckey drove a hot one to
 srwood, The Kid picked 1t up and burned it to catch Cote. who tried to zal home on the play Tuckey stole Bond, beating out Jope's throw down, #ldges scoring oh the play
 ssorcoran's misjudgment of long
 sented to him in the fourth inning Ire Norwich two more runs and also
 lead. Pastor singled and was
 Fred on Perkins three-bagger. si 4ssed the platter on Bridges triple.
 combination Of Pastors bing1e and Id throw by Nolte let in Soffel and zfy with a brace of runs in the fifth.
 the seventh the Rosebuds completed
 ir circuiting of the diamond, add
 two runs to their already total of