The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-31
Feil's Men Have Little
 Trouble With Crippled Brownies.
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eebuds Defeat Paperweights in Final Meeting at Norwich.
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 rooling along at @ date-filling gait New Havens dawdIed through an-
 er nine innings of baseball
 terday, finally managing to
 to Springfield, 5 to ?. The vSsi-
 were not forced to exert them
 Fes at any time to hold a winning
 and they played with the confi-
 ce of sure-enough winners. while
 Haven stuck to the same dogged
 iion of sure-4o-lose which has
 rked their work since their stars,
 kpatrick, Wade and West were sold. ven two of the players who were were unable to fill their uniforms Hay. Jope sent word to the grounds 10 he was i'll with high fever and btain Cornell came in from right b to catch. Iawler has split fir- and in consequence, pitcher Nolte B placed in center field. Although ' te ranned twice he managed to windmill Miller for single in
 second inning and to "come |pugh' with hSs best catch of the \, a long running hunt for Yale's Ee to deep right in the fifth, which klaced over to Bunyan at first base reached before Miller, who had .gled, could return. Both the catch the throw were prominent in a |l-nigh featureless game. Manager haher trotted out Bobby Hertz, re- lily an outfielder for the local He Nv team, the Tigers. Hertz had stage fright when Paddy O'Con- |'s long fly went out into the right Lure in the second inning and be- b the ball had been flelded back hnor was on third. Some of the |ctators thought the ball had should I Ee been caught. Hertz had a reg 'r varsity shy-foot at the bat, strik- out twice, being accidentally pas
 once and tapping a pop fly to ter on his fourth time at the plate. | ioth Burns and Standard cut up live l n the intield. Standard chased out hard right for Nolte's fly in the Irth inning and, catching and turn |, dashed the ball to second, getting here ahead of Betcher, who was try to return. Again, in the eighth, |nyan's crack was defiected by Mill over second but Standard reached hnd had 1t to first just in time. 'rns's hard stop and quick throw to It of Betcher's deep bounder in the , Inning was the best of three diff Elt chances he accepted.
 |pringheld got down to the serious fk of the afternoon in the second ling. After Standard had been pwn out by Hayward, Bannon slash- one past the same player, but was lght mapping and run down by bwn, Bunyan and Fletcher
 his was unfortunate for Paddy" hnors first triple was injected into listlessness at this stimulating lcture and Bannon's presence on It would have been physiological. bite punched O'Connor home with a bble to left and Burns's out, Brown closed the session,
 |pringfield cut loose for it's winning h in the third inning. Miller crack one to deep right for a two-bagger D took third when Yale bunted a b-fiy which Brown almost caught but over trying to get 1t before it drop ]. Connor sacrificed in front of the |te and nobody covered first, Betcher ling to second ahead of Yale, and nyan coming in to field Connors ht. Captain Cornell stood and swore had to hold the ball while the bases re filled and everybody was safe. he advertisements which read that Ire would be no balloon ascension at tin Rock this week. were wrong be- tse Brown went skyward at this ge and forced Miller home, by al- Eing Rising to walk. Standard hit
 Hayward, who threw out Yale at plate. Captain Cornell came to -ingheld's rescue here with the cost 1t error of the game. In trying to oh Connor at third he overthrow the 2 in fielding Bannons bunt, Connor red. Rising pumped up speed ,ugh to cross the plate before Ken ly flelded the ball, and Standard took I'd. He tried to skate in on Ban l's bunt, but was nabbed, Connell to ,wn. Bannon was again run down ween bases. Three runs.
 Jew Havens somnolence was broken y in the fourth inning, The story soon told, for Kennedy led off with free pass and scored when Bunyan
 a two -bagger to left field. Betcher lowed with double to right, scor
 Bunyan. Hertz famed and Stan 'd's double play closed tn distress. o runs.
 )Connor smashed his second three- yger of the afternoon out into deep | in the seventh and came over the te on Burns out, Sherwood to Bun l.
 n the eighth Stankard narrowly es- red scoring, He cracked a single to {, stole second, took third on a wild oh and tried to score on it, only to thrown out. Connell to Brown.
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