The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28

n V Springfield at llolyoke.
 Bridgeport at Waterbury
 |P The New Haven OaSeOai prayers eer tainly are advocates of John Dis mot 10 Every little bit added to what you got, makes little bit more. They hemonstrated this fact when they met the New Britain nine at the prairie yesterday afternoon, and in business like style administered a decisive de- feat to the vis!tors It was case of the best team winning out and our team took that title yesterday after a hard fought game which ended in a beautiful double play, simmons nail ing fly and catching Ruiange the vis- liting right fielder off first bag.
 Il Although George Bone's players only D, secured four hits on the visiting twirl- c CTS delivery, still they managed to best Hanna's aggregation with nine hits, by punching three of their four m hits in the fifth inning and scoring four fl runs The fourth hit was made by Simmons in the fourth session. it be- ing a dandy two-bagger. Hatless Sim CT mons overstepped the section station of hl the sack region with the result of get Il ting mapped by Burns
 di Jerry Cornell took the cake with the pl willow yesterday when his hit put the al locals in the lead in the fifth inning. With three men in matrimonial alh- VI ance with the bags and the score to i IL. zf T, N to the plate and received an ovation from the crowd, in the form of plea for a swat. He Immediately started to . make things hum, for his optics cen 1y tered their vision somewhere in right o garden and obeying the desire of his :, blinkers, Jerry lacerat6d the atmos- ,, phere by banging out neat single. h That was sufficient. yea very much so e, for both Zacher and O'Rourke in swell |, barn-dance fashion hoped across the a plate at that time However Farmer w Pheiss thought differently and the de- fl termined way in which he gripped his stick was enough to warrant hit. He Sl immediately strengthened his views of m the argument by sending the leather to q, ,the spot where Jerry had previously n IlOultu DuDI h'lltI lt'Ault Nltli All' p pill The result of Farmer Pleiss bln- al go was precisely the same as that of ti Jerry as two men jcsged home giving a the locals four runs. Havel also got his eye on the deceptive sphere but his d foul tip was caught and that settled the h scoring for New Haven,
 The visiting Cubans also showed s, strength with the stick, especially h Messrs. Rufange Cabera and Padron N To begin with Rufe got the greatest sl number of hits for his eide getting E three out of five possible ones. He Il also netted two runs Cabrera made j two swats, connecting for a single ant double Padron also smashed out 3 ( two bagger.
 :, Kid Sherwood captured the fielding ] honors for the locals getting six as !, sists. Every one of them was complet ] ed in stellar order and the lonely CT l, TOT charged against him consisted of { poor throw to first on difficult chance Havel who played first sack In plac' of Lachance while ORourke playec short, received all tries in his terri tory with clean slate getting six teen putouts
 Larry Hannifan pitched his first To
 cal game of the season and by receiv
 Ing good support captured 1t. In tn
 eighth inning, after Bunyan, the wis
 iting first sacker, had scratched a hi
 and Cabrera had sent out his hit fo
 two sacks the situation became dan
 gerous With a man on second an
 third, Larry settled down and cars
 the following players to fan the ail
 He then passed Marsans the guardian
 of the left section, and caused Almei1
 to sizzle one to Kid Sherwood, who go
 him out on a throw to first. The fan
 gave Larry a great hand
 Cornell, the first man up for the lo
 calls, got pass and was sacrificed t
 second by Plelss, from where h
 crossed the plate on aAwild pitch b
 Coughlin New Britain retaliated 1
 the fourth with two runs. Rufang
 took first on Sherwood's error an
 went to second when Burns walked
 Bunyan hit to Havel, who tagged hi
 after a little game of chase, each (
 the runners being advanced bas
 Cabrera's hit scored Rufange, an
 Burns scored on Kerr's out, makin
 two runs for the visitors. The loca
 scored in the following session altf
 Zacher hit and reached second on
 wild heave on O'Rourkes fielder
 choice After Murray flied out to Bui
 van Hannifan got a pass filling IT
 bases It was then that Jerry Col
 nell and Eddie Pleiss got in their zoe
 work, referred to above.
 With the score to ? against ther Hanna's men again scored tally
 the sixth. Ruflange singled and aft two men were out reached secon
 Cabrera walked. On Kerr's tap betWee
 left field and shortstop, both O'Rourl
 and Eddie Pleiss unsuccessfully tryii
 for it, Rufange scored New Britain
 last run. The summary:
 New Haven.
 ab bh DO a
 Cornell, if .. 3 ? 1
 Pleiss, If .... 3 0 1
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