The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-17
PASSED Balls BY
CONNELL lose CONTEST
Allaires' 0ne-Inning Per-
Torrance Nearly Hands
Game to Brownies.
AN 18-INNING GAME
Orators Finally Trim Tail
enders-Plank Gives One
Hit-Holyoke Wins.
AN 18-INNING GAME


Two passed balls by Connell in the
tenth inning of yesterdays battle with
Clarlzin's climbing senators was the
cause Of New Havens defeat. The
contest was the longest of the season
lasting about two hours and twenty
FIVE minutes. Allaire, Hartford's new
tryout and formerly on Amherst twirl-
er, endeavored to be gentle with Dana
hers seventh steppers. His curves met
with approval by the Brownies and his
stay IN the box for two-thirds of an in
ming was almost fatal to the Senators.
Two baggers were the smallest kind of
hits acceted by the New Haven bats
men, and Fitzpatrick was not satisfied
until he poked the spheroid clearly over
the left field fence for home run.
Kennedy, Sherwood and Wade, by
cracking out two-baggers, made it APP
parent to Clarkin that Allaire's debut
was not going to be a successful one,
50 he gently called the Amherst star
from the box and sent O'Connor to the
succor of the Hartford team. Bunyan
had first cracks off O'Connor and
banged the leather far out into the cen
ter garden for a three-bagger. This
er.ded New Ravens fun, and apparent
ly their scoring.
Hartford had succeeded in sending
two runs In the first inning on Con
nells low throw to third. Gastmeyer
started the inning with a low drive over
second and went to second on Justices
scratch hit over short. Both men were
advanced one bag on Moves sacrifice,
Bunyan to Fitzpatrick. At this stage
of the game low throw 10 third by
Cornell, hitting the bag and bounding
off towards the bleacher, let in CAST
meyer and Justice in. Nehring was
given q life, but a fast double play
spoiled Hartford's plans. Lelivelt lined
a greaser to Fitzpatrick, who fielded
the ball Clearly, tossed tito Sherwood
at second, heading off Nehring and just
in time for the kid to return the ball
to Bunyan, catching Lelivelt by foot.
The end of the third inning found
Hartford tied with New Haven. Cast
meyer singled and was advanced to
second on Justices bunt to Nolte, the
Hartford shortstop going out TO Bun
yam Harry Noyes hit an easy roller
to Kid Sherwood and died to Bunyan,
Nehring walking and started to steal
second. Connell threw the ball to Sher-
wood to catch Nehrlng on the steal,
but the latter player intercepted the
course of the ball and was hit In the
back, the ball rolling out to left field,
Gastmeyer scoring on the trick. Leli-
welt hammered a grounder to Sherwood
but in trying to scoop 1t up the Kid let
1t pass through him and Nehring rolled
across the platter for the second run
of the inning. Fallon gracefully turned
an easy one to Hayward and went out
to Bunyan.
In the fifth the Brownies had a fine
chance to score. Kennedy had reached
out for one of O'Connor's out curves
and landed the leather out in deep cen
ter. Sherwood singled and Sam went
to the third-quarter mark. The kid"
stole second on Ham" Wade's wild
swing at high one and there was the
chance to win the game. Wade, how
ever, did not think SO and just tickled
a little eraser to Justice, who scooped
it UP and easily put New Ravens CEN
ter fielder out at first
Justice single off one of Notes en-
ticing benders gave Clarkin's men the
lead by one run. O'Connor started off
this inning with hard punch to left
and arrived safely at first Gastmeyer
again showed himself of use by sacri-
ficing O'Connor to second. Justice
landed pretty on one of Notes out
shoots for a neat single scoring O'Con-
nor. Noyes popped gentle one to
Never Miss Ham" Wade Nehring
made things look dangerous by walk
ing to first, but Nolte settled down and
struck out Lelivelt.
Billie Hayward's single in the ninth
drove Corcoran in. Phil, who had been
playing a star game in the field and
who had nearly cracked out three sing
les stepped up to the plate in New Ha-
ven's half of the ninth with all the
confidence of big leagurer. He then
tripped the first ball pitched between
first and second for neat single, Con-
nell walked, Fitzpatrick attempted to
bunt twice and was then forced to
strike out. Hayward then singled,
scoring Corcoran and also tieing the
score. Kennedy was safe on Noye's
juggle of hard bounder and Hayward
went to second A neat little hit set
tied the game but there was no such
luck and the ninth inning ended with
tie score.
Nehrng opened the tenth with two
Dagger and was sacrificed to third by
Lelivelt's bunt to Nolte. A passed ball
I by Council struck Umpire Kennedy In
the ankle and Nehring was allowed to
score by Kennedy Fallon walked,
went to third on Rothfuss' bingle and
came home on another passed ball by
Gerry" Council, Nolte might have got
Fallon out at the plate on ConnelPs re-