The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-10
ARKNESS STOPS CAME
 IN ELEVENTH INNING pringfeld Players Attack Umpire Kelly on Account ! of Disputed Decision. LOT QUELLED BY POLICE kolyoke Clinches Pennant- Authors and Rosebuds
 Also Win.
LOT oUELLED BY POLICE
JoNNEcyrICur LEAGUE STANDING.
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 eAfter drolling through eleven innings
 see-saw baseball at the Rock yes- rday afternoon, in which everything 'om the unusual amount of enthusi- sm and spirit among the New Haven layers to the pugilistic movements of mmp Burns, Joe Connor, Pop" Ris- o,g and Umpire Kelly was exhibited to le forty or fifty spectators.
 HThe latter was the climax of a dis lssion between young Burns and 5hamokin" Kelly over the umpires VI llling Hayward safe on a steal to wcond in the fifth inning. Kelly eroused beyond his dignity as the off, sal of the national game, was obliged resort to his old habits in the art pugilism. But he did not, however, art the f1stic battle in which several
 the Springfield players were repre- ~ s1ted and on account of which Dan Z Neil was obliged to withdraw from # le field Burns, Connor and Rising and lbstitute in their places the bench w len, Curtiss, Luby and Hess. O'Neil X fterwards said: Tt was lucky that # had men enough with me to put in- ) the game"
 After Kelly had called Hayward safe T second, Burns threw his glove at i'm and then went at him with clench- t1 fists. "Shamokin" Kelly retaliated
 th a left to the jaw, which stag- 1sred Jimmy and followed with kick |kD the stomach. Joe Connor, enraged '. the treatment which his brother nlayer was receiving at the hands of #sie "ump," rushed at Kelly, grabbed dm by the throat and would have |arottled him had not timely interfer- nce of the New Haven players and M luad of police under the leadership bf Chief of Police McDonald arrived. bhe storm was somewhat abated by sne arrival of the bluecoats, but still \ Pop" Rising showed his never die' <. sIood. After Kelly had ordered him I s'om the field, and also his two other illes in the riot, he resisted and could ot be moved until Dan O'Neil had lent "Cy'' Miller to him as an anbas- RMdor. Rising, moved by Miller's plead- llgs and entreaties, relented and hon. < rably withdrew from the field of bat -e.
 "Gid' Brown and Warren McLaugh- -n were the leading lights or directors { the Brownies and the Ponies and fd on their workers overtime until .ellv, seeing no favorable sign of the aDnclusion of the contest, called 1t on eccount of darkness, Warren had the setter of the battle allowing but seven ,attered hits, while Brown was x ,uched up for eleven. Mclaughlin 4so struck out six men, while Brown ,1ly twirled two batters to the bench. The visitors wielded in one run in le second. O'Connor placed neat five just outside of Sherwood's reach, nd went to second on Waite's sacri- ce. Burns bllstering grounder over icond scored O'Connor with the first in of the game.
 New Haven evened up in their half the second. Kennedy ballooned eat drive into left field, and tailed on B iunyan's double, Burlington flied to annon. Jope walked, Nolte was an tasy out Stankard to Yale, and Yale, nassisted, put out Brown, capturing n easy grounder.
 Z The locals took the lead in the third. iherwood started the inning with a can drive over third. Lawler laid own an easy bunt, advancing the kid' to second. Hayward sacrificed, [cLaughlin to Yale. Sherwood stole ome on Kennedy's out, Yale to stan- E arc.
 # Danaher's and O'Neil's pets were on
 par after O'Connor's double in the xth which pushed Standard across le plate with another tally Standard as safe on Sherwood's tumble of a low bounder; went to second on Ban. pns out, Brown to Bunyan, and tot bred across the plate on O'Connor's rive for two bases into deep left.
 Nolte's drive past Bannon, who went j short-stop after Burns had retired 'om the game, developed a lead for le Brownies, as Bunyan scored.
 O'Connor drove out his second two- agger in the ninth inning and tied Vhe score on Luby's single.
 sBoth teams battled in the darkness br the last two innings without SCOT ig, and Kelly was obliged to call the anne at the end of the eleventh. |1 The score: