The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23
lANK BURKE'S HOME RUN
Tenth Wins for Holyoke- Ponies and Senators
 Also Winners.
Connecticut League Standing.
lRv Albert ponnelly.l

Eddie Nolte was in pink of condition
 the battle with Durant's aspirants
 the pennant, and allowed this team
 whom all have paid homage and eissance for weeks, but two stingy lgles. One of these gifts came in the th and the other in the ninth inning
 Idle famed seven Waterbury batters *d allowed but two bases on balls Is opponent on the slab, another Ed ,, with the name of Hogerty attached brked hard and allowed but six scat red hits, three singles and couple I passes gave New Haven here only 10 runs of the game, while an error Betcher and Nolte, g. wild pitch and sEingle by Ward gave Waterbury her hely tally.
 #This victory by New Haven, after king eight straight, over Durant's &ughty second steppers besides being Surprise to the entire sporting world, Ees to the gentle fan the impression I at the Brownies may be real after
 They have fought all kinds of ! am battles and have been thrown Nd scattered in the dust. They have Iced the big ones and the little teams I'd have received the same treatment pm each one, but when they step up Eainst the Authors, who have been Slding trumps for weeks and make i lem plead pitifully for a look in, base &ll must be at it's worst. New Haven ' hs unable to play without it's usual q arring of the error column and the oting up of yesterdays record shows Ne black marks.
 IA play by san" Kennedy, although I did not work in the sixth inning of # #e struggle added one stain to the ean playing which up to this time ! Id been characteristic of Danaher's len.
 Zone would have no scruples against Billing Kennedy's act a muckerish E this inning on a clean single, the lll was thrown to Lachance who held Blt his hands and threw 1t out into ght field, both he and Hayward who &as also on bass scoring. Umpire Me loud did not see the play but he did Ee the ball rolling out into right field $Rourke and Lachance explained the Circumstances to the lump" and Me- #oud righteously told Hayward and Kennedy to go back to the bases. If #cCloud had fined Kennedy $5 and put Nm out of the game, he would have ben acting the part of an lump" but B 1t was his calling the men back to De bases although not seeing the play Has sufficient The entire crowd of Ens in the grand stands and the teachers cheered McCloud on his de- lsion.
 Hayward held the batting honors, ping the only player on either nine,
 ho got more than one hit McAn- rews held the fielding honors, fielding
 Is position cleanly, getting seven as-
 sts without an error, all of his chanc- q being difficult ones.
 ! One double play served as the lone bature outside of McAndrews fielding. his play was performed by Waterbury . the sixth, shutting out runner at he plate and heading off another run Ter on his way to the initial section,
 Ham" Wade, who will Monday de- art for New York to join McGraw's s
 iants, played pretty fielding game IS usual, getting four hard chances End making good in each case.
 In the first, for Waterbury, Ward jed Hayward to Bunyan. Fitzpatrick + jed to Cornell and McAndrews bal < boned a sky drive to Wade.
 Connell singled, and was advanced tc econd on Sherwoo's out, McAndrews .b Lachance. McAndrews made easy 'ork of Hayward's stinging groundel nd Kennedy rolled an easy bounder tt .Hogerty, going out to Uachance.
 Tn the second Swander rolled 2 rasser to Sherwood and died to Bun. an. O'Rourke allowed four wild ones
 pass by unmolested. Lachance was .it by Eddie. Schincel flied to Wade nd Ryan died. Nolte to Bunyan ' aught out at second on Swander's Wade famed, Bunyan singled but wa' retty throw to Fitzpatrick. Betchel
 alked but was caught stealing sec nd going out Schincel to O'Rourke.
 In the third: Hogarty and Wart fed in vain to connect with Noltet ! enders and struck out. Sherwood lade easy work of Fitzpatricks roller ope flied to Schincel, Nolte died, Ho arty to Lachance; Connell walked bu :. Eent out at second on Sherwood rounder to McAndrews.
 In the fourth: McAndrews wen 7ut, Sherwood to Bunyan; Nolte al owed Swander's slow grounder to es hoe him. O'Rourke went out on al asy grounder to Belcher. Lachanc hnned.
 Hayward singled and went to secon'
 h Kennedy's sacrifice, Hogarty an
 achance. On trying to steal thir' hayward went out, Schincel to Mean
 rews. Wade walked but was put ou
 second on Bunyan's roller to Me
 -ndrews.
 In the fifth: SchinceI went out. Bet