The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
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 Waterbury. July 26-The cloud that had settled over the New Haven nine. recently. covering q multitude of de- M feats, certainly has a silver lining, and 1 II bright one at that. This fact is be- ing clearly brought out by the con- 4 tinuous victories of the visitors In their recent games, after the miserable slump. To-day the team travelled to Waterbury and, not content with Sat 2 urday's victory, again smeared the Brass City delegation; this time by the lscore of to 2 The playing throughout ,n was full of vim and vigor and many <d spectacular plays were made, which were generously applauded by the 1000 Il people present,
 The left field fence surely must have been ornamented with powerful electro l magnets, for the way the players clouted the ball In that direction was great and both Farmer Pleiss an0 '.- Swander were kept on the jump dur M ing the game. Swander pulled off the \ prettiest catch of the game, when Sim ' mons connected in the second inning. With one dowd Simmons sent the pill '{ on a most beautiful air passage, the N ball soaring to that left field fence. N Simmons had already started to can | ter around the bags when Swander. af- ter hard run caught the ball. and |, stuck to 1t even after he had colllded i with the fence, suddenly blasting Sim l mons hope.
 | The fielding of the Elm City con- ], tingent certainly got the crowd for z the manner in which the infeld men worked was fine All kinds of ground < CTS and liners were gobbed up in great style by Captain Howell. Simmons and Kid Sherwood, who kept on tossing the sphere to Candy Lachance at first. In the seventh inning Simmons, Howell and Lachance completed pretty dou- ble. The outfielders also did stellar work. which coupled with the remain- ing teams exhibition kept the locals fro serving until the eighth inning On the other hand George Bone's men by good judgment with tho atick secured the lead in the fourth inning which they retained throughout the game The local team proved danger ous to the New Haven aggregation in many instances. managing to score two runs in the eighth.
 Joe stoup for New Haven and Bronkie for Waterbury did the twlrl- Ing. Both were hit quite often, Stoup however getting thoNsetter of the argu- ment. The Brass City aggregation re- ceived little encouragement, when they punched their hits and got two two -baggers and a single In the eight session of Joe.
 Doc. Cote. the former Yale left ded- CT, had his batting eye to-day, smash ing out A two- -bagger and single out of three times up.
 Murray connected every time he held the willow One of his cracks was three -bagger, hitting wonder field fence in the ninth Inning. Murray does not hall from the New York state league but from New York law school, from which he has just graduated Before entering New York law school Murray played on the Manhattan college base ball and football teams for two sue cessive years, playing catch and tuil- hack respectively. He also caught on the St. Joseph's high school team Tn New Hampshire His playing to-day created considerable comment among the Waterbury fans.
 No one crossed the plate until the fourth inning. when with one down Pleiss snatched a single and stole sec ond Havel was on his job and this pretty single scored Farmer Pleiss In attempting to purloin second Havel was nabbed. shincel to Fitzpatrick In the sixth act Connell got in his share of the work by sending out pretty two-bagger and reached third on p,eiss' sacrifice. Havel in getting four wide ones perambulated to first and stole second. With two men on bases Kid sherwood sent out dandy single scoring both and getting second on the X throw to home. Simmons followed up ,y,tb another bingo which Swander let go by him. When the ball was re, turned to the diamond SherWod hau scored and Simmons was resting on the dizzy corner Iacher hit ana Slm- F mons in trying to score was nappeu a' the plate. I.achance then got eafe swat advancing Zacher to the thiro sack. but in an endeavor to reacn sec ond on a throw to catch Iacner CanuS
 was nailed at second. Durants colts crossed the plate twice during the game, getting their brace of runs in the eighth innig. Cote fouled to Mur-
 ray after which shincel smashed
 two-bagger and reached the third sack
 on Murphy's out Bronkie then hit fol two bases, scoring Shincel and crossed the plate on Fitpatrlck's hit. The
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