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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
FOXY BLUE COATS WON.
At End of Fifth, With One Run 10 the
 Good, Coppers Quit.

Fully ono thousand fans yesterday afternoon saw The Journal Courier'e 'e baseball team, with two ringers in the game, go down in defeat by the thrill ing score of l4-l3 at the Yale field, The contest lasted but five innings, but they surely were hummers and it was after five o'clock when tho foxy hluc coats announced that they were obliged to quit in order to catch train. At this time they were one run to the merry and Umpire Bunny Ford called the game It was a great exhibition and the crowd at times waxed enthusiastic as the coppers pulled off some brilliant plays Doherty, Lautenbach and Sulll van were in their element and put up a classy article of ball from start 10 fln- ish. For the scrlhes Barnett. Donahue and O'Nell were right on the job Trainor and Dermody both performed well on the slab for the mlnions of tho law and threw ID some deceptive benders that were corkers-when they came over Brastow, for tho scribes. had sore shoulder and retired after lbuI lllIlUEt III ldNhT ul - sNtlls l llt game proved to be batfcst for each nine and tho official scorer lost count of the blngos and errors long before tho third inning began. Had the con- test gone the limit 1t Is hard to say which team would have finally won, as they appeared very evenly matched. All in all 1t was not very satisfactory to either and another game will be played in the near future, The batting order and score by innings follow:
 PolIcemen--Dermody, If, D; Carroll, ss; Sullivan, cf; Lines, 3b; Doherty, 2b; Lautonbach, 1h; Connolly lf McDer- mott, C: Trainor, ?.
 Journal Courier-Barnett, 2b; o'Neil, c, D. Donahue, 1b; Brastow ?, ss; Doyle, Of; McMahon, ss, c; Barry, 3b; Hurlburt, If; LubInsky if
 Score by innings:
 JIG. .. ..,...............4 l Q b-lS N II, Police ............1 3 1 5 4-N Umpire-Ford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
OFF FOR NEW YORK Yale Team Leaves for Big City to Play Third Game With
 Princeton. VICTORY IS EXPECTED Clifford Will Play in Center Field and Howard Jones Will Be Substi-
 ute Pitcher.

The majority of the members of tho Yale baseball team left on the GAO train last evening for New York city. where to-day they will play the third of tho series of games with Princeton. Tho game will be played at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the polo grounds, the Ma tional league game there having been postponed.
 Phlbln, tho first baseman, and Mur- phy, the star right fielder stayed over for an English examination this morn Ing, and will leave al noon for the Big City, arriving there in time for tho game. On tho same train will go the Yale rooters who will be out in force for the contest.
 Tho lineup will be that which play cd Princeton at Princeton week ago last Saturday. Clifford will be In the field position instead of Howard Jones, whose work In right last Saturday was not especially good
 With fair weather conditions Yale should be able to defeat Princeton at the polo grounds to-day. The team showed its superiority in the game in New Jersey. and In the game here last Saturday. The only thing to be feared is that infield errors will cost Yale runs. or that In the anxiety to score there will be poor base running.
 After the Princeton game to-day the team will return to New Haven and The first game with Harvard will be played on Thursday and in Hartford tho Yale batsmen expect to find a greater puzzle than in Heynlger.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
GUN CLUB RECORD.
Yale Men Have Made Enviable Mark
 This Ycar--Thelr Scores.

During the shooting season at Yale university the gun club engaged In twenty-three matches, of which num- Der the Blue were victorious in four teen. Not one defeat by another col lege team was chalked against them throughout the season Financially the team was also success. Out of the sum of $2,935,S2, which was re- ceived through the sale of shells, tar gets etc, balance of S274.90 has been left in the treasury, the expen- ditures having amounted to $2,660.92.
 Over 45,000 targets were thrown at the club, which Is a larger total than ever before, and the aggregate scores averaged more than 77 per cent, M scoring the high average of the year, having smashed 3,464 targets out of 3,935, making an average of SS.3 per cent. F. Pugsley was second with 5,9S9 out of $500, and percentage of SS.1. The standing of the first seven gunners follows M Hebard, 3,464 targets out of 3,925--SS3 8 per cent; F, Pugsley, 5,9S9 targets out of 6,S00-ss.1 per cent. F. B. Trudeau, 1890 targets out of 2,075-s14 per cent; B Thaw, jr., 4,292 targets out of 5300--S10 per cent. J. Noel, 1,53S targets out of 2,025-s0.3 per cent; 0. Noel, 5S1 targets out of 725 --s01 per cent; H Thompson 1893 targets out of 2,225-S0 per cent.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
RACING AT BRooKLINE.
Interesting Events at Clyde Park Run
 on Before Large Crowd.

Brookline. Mass. June 15-The sec ond days racing of the Country clubs annual flat and steeplechase meeting at Clyde park. drew another large crowd to-day. The events were all interesting but there were number of tlresome delays at the post. In the fifth race all of the horses excepting Silver Ball, ran one circle of the half mile track to what was claimed to be a false break, though the jockeys as- serted the flag was dropped. Isom on Amos Judd kept on to tho finish and owner John k. Maconber regis tered a complaint when Silver Ball won the race, but it was not favorably acted upon by the stewards. The colors of A. J, Drexel Paul of Phila- delpha, in two of the races flashed past the winning post In the lead. his successful horses being Renault and Grand Vedette.
 r. Ambrose Clark of New York, was successful in both of the steeplechase events. He took the St. Botolph with Maximilian and the Myopit with Bat only two horses faced the barrier in these races. The summary:
 First race. Galloway five furlongs, weepstakes-victory Bell, 145. tMr. Pinkerton) won Tos, 145 tMr. Row an). second: Pierre. li5 (Mr. OBrien) third. Time, 1:os 2-5. Small Pack age. Contrast. Handsome Belle. swim- ming Girl and Sir Gaze also ran.
 Second race. special Ss mile polo ponies' sweepstakes-Nlne O'Heare, 145 (Mr. Tuckerman), won; Sam. 145 (Mr. Hemenway. jr), second; Lullaby, 145 (Mr. Anson), third. Time, :i1 Ia. The Camel. Witch Hazel and D. z, also ran.
 Third race. hacks, one mile, purse s150-Tellfare, 160 (Mr. OBrien), won; Hogan. 16o (Mr. Channing), sec- ond; Rolfe. 16o (Mr. Pinkerton), third Time. 1:49 2-5.
 Fourth race. three year olds and upwards, 3-4 mile; purse s4oo-Grand vedette, 1850 (Weir), won; President Munroe. 1i5 (stevens). second; Ram rod. 145 (O'Brien), third. Time, I119 1-2 Tony. Zassm Venover and Ben Cole also ran.
 Firth race, three year olds and upwards, 3--4 mile, purse $400-Silver Ball, 40 (J. Tucker), won; Briny Green, l40 (Henck), second; Eltopia, 143 (Rowan), third, Time, 1925. Amos Juddand G. Ferraro also ran.
 Sixth race, one mile, welterweights, four year olds and upward, purse $400 -Renault, 154 (Weir), won; Nanny Moo, 14s (Davdson), second; Gallant, 155 (Mr. O'Brlen). third. Time, l1:47 4-5. Shilly Shally, Sacandago, Uncle Dudley and Jennie Deceiver al- so ran.
 Seventh race, St. Botolph steeple- chase, about 1-2 miles. purse s1.000; Maximilian. 15s (Mr. O'Brlen), won; Yama Christy, 164 (Mr. Hayes). sec ond. Time, 5:03 1-5.
 Eighth race, Myopia steeplechase about 9 1-2 miles, purse $s00--Bat 149 CT. O'Brien), won: Flying Ma chine, 154 (Newitt). second. Time EOS 3-5
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
ENTRIES AT GRAvEsEND.
Many Notable Horses to Compete To.
 day at New York Track.

New York, June 15.-Following are the Gravesend entries for Tuesday:
 First race, two-year-olds. selling, about six furlongs-Ros Beaumont, Right Sort. 109 Voodq. 107; Watiere, Marcellus, Yankee Tourist. Moorish King, 106; Home Run, High Range, Tod, 1O2; Foreguard. 101; Chepontuc, David Warfeld, Dr. Pillow, 9S; Beauty Bright, Taboo, 95; Ruble, 93; Fonta- nel. 90.
 Second race, the Kensington steeple- chase, short course, about two niles Thistledale, 165; T. S. Martin. 160; Mon. Pure. 136; Waterspeed. Motor, 132; Dick Shaw, Jim McGill, 1S0. Third race, handicap. three-year. olds, about six furlongs-Kin Cobalt. 126; Firestone, 120; Alfred Noble. 115; Julia Powell 113; Nimbus. 112; Rosi- miro, Rialto, 10S; Explosion. TOT; Earls Court. 105; Fond Heart. 104. 4
 Fourth race. the Marlboro handik cap, three-year-o and upward( mile and a sixteenth-Stamina, 1} Gold Lady, 109; Half Sovereign, lF; Home Again, or; Irish Lace, 9QH
 Fifth race, three-year-ol ana up- wards. selling, mile and an eghth-- Tileing. 115 Red Friar. 10S; Tom Dolan, Golf Ball, 106; Rye, 105: Counter Sign, Lord Stanhope. 10S; Poterne, 101; Melbourne, 100; Killie- kranlie, 96; Black Oak, S6.
 Sixth race, two-year-olds. five and n half fiirlonps-Paradise Queen 114: High Range. 112; Uncle Jim. Selectman. 107; Rostrum, Sherlock, 102; Watch, Melton Cloth, 99.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
FAST GOLF THIS WEEK.
Earrings in Golf Tournament at Coun-
 try Club Announced Yesterday.

The pairings for the first two six teens in the tournament for the golf championship at the Country club tournament were announced yesterday as follows:
 E. s. Parmelee ve. J. c. Crabb. R. S. White, 3d. vs. W. K. Shepard E. P. Root vs. T. Hooker.
 c. H. Zimmerman vs. w. IA. Rice. W, Camp vs. R. Foote. G. ". Hotchkiss vs. W. G. Bushnell. W. R, Ely vs. F. &. Bronson
 W. H, Ely vs. S. S. Day.
 B. W. Bacon vs. E. M. Bradley. J. F. Stevens. Bye.
 J. W. Bristol vs. c. K. Billings. D. Sargent, Bye. c. l. Sargent vs. W. c. Marshall. W. c. Mixter. Bye.
 Y. M. Gum vs. R. J. Miner.
 Fl. B. Sargent, Bye.
 These matches are to be played some time this week and as the men are all fairly evenly paired there will be a fine chance for New Haveners to wit ness some good golf
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16

Two-base hits, Gessler, Stone 2 three base hit, Williams; hits off Nor gan, 3 in Ia innings; off Glaze 10 In 6 2-3 innings; sacrifice hits, Blue, Will Hams, stolen bases, Hartsell, Stone; double plays, Williams Wallace and T. Jones: Williams and T. Jones; left on bases, st Louis [, Boston {; bases on balls, off Powell 2, off Glaze 2, off Nor gan 2. struck out by Powell 8, by Glaze 2, by Morgan 1 wild pitch, Nor gan; time, 1850; umpire, sheridan and Connolly
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
FIFTH TOURNAMENT
Opening Rounds of Open Tennis Play Held at Lawn Club,
 With Many Entries.

The courts of tho lawn club were in great demand yesterday afternoon all of the time being occupied hy contest ants in tho fifth open tennis tourna- ment which !s now fin progress. There have been thirty-two entries and all though some of the former cracks nre missing from the list there are enough well known local players entered to make the contest of great interest to those fond of the sport.
 The most notable of the out of town entries include F. C. Inman of New York and. l., Perry of Baltimore. Tho winner of the three days tournament will meet II. C. Westfall of New York. tho holder of the cup. Summary;
 sipgIcs-First Round.
 c M Holcombe beat c. w. Bronson. W. s. Murray beat l. Stanley 4-6, 6-3. 10-S
 N. Bundy beat P Roberts. 6-S s-2 B. Macconnell beat C, r. stoddard, S-6. 3-G. 7-5.
 N. C. stevens beat R. Sargent s-1, 6-0. L. McClung beat H. K. Murphy, l0-s, 6-2.
 c E. Adams won from C. Monson, jr by defeault,
 D Jones beat F. M Sheppard 6-t, sc
 F. l.. Chase beat F B. Luqulens 6-2, G-2
 c. Inman won from L. Sargent by default.
 r Hooker, jr, beat l., S, Iforner, s-3, 6-i
 r. Watrous beat B. Hughes 7-5, 6-4.
 singlcs-sccond Round
 N C. Stevens beat l.. McClung 6-2. 3-6, GO.
 n Jones beat C. E. Adams so, 6-s. The tournament will hn otIuued to- day and large attendance is expected.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16

Chicago, June 15.-New York could not fathom Whites pitching to-day. and Chicago wos 2 to 1. New York scored on Niles scratch double and two lnheld outs. Whites single, Dougherty's triple and a double steal gave Chicago It's tallles, Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
RISING WINS FOR PONIES. springfield's Leftiielder With Bases Filled in Ninth Broke up Game.

Springfield, Mass. June 15--Rlstng rapped out a two-bagger with the bases filled in the ninth inning and two out, winning the game for Spring field 8 to 9 Edmundson pitched good ball for Waterbury up to the ninth
 only one Springfield man getting as far as third base He weakened in the las'.. Inning, hitting two men and pass Ing another. In spite of the fact that
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
CROWDS DESERT RACES.
Gravesend Track Has One Policeman
 to Every Five Spectators.

Gravesend. N. r., June 15.-There was no change in conditions at the Gravesend track today. One hundred and fifty uniformed policemen were stationed throughout the grandstand, paddock, lawn. and clubhouse, while fifty plain clothes men strolled through the crowd. The police had very strict orders to arrest anybody who attempts ed to make any kind of bet.
 The crowd was very small, probably not more than 1000 persons. There was no disorder.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
THIRD SUCCESSIVE WIN.
Bridgeport Again Downs Holyoke
 Waller Effectively Blanlslng Them.

Holyoke, June 15.-Bridgeport scored It's third successive victory over Holyoke this afternoon, blanking the locals, to 0. Waller pitched ef- Actively. keeping his hits we'll scat tered, and in only one inning did Hol- yoke get man past second. Laven- der weakened in the closing Innings and was hit hard. The features were a home-run hit over the fence by Hilt and fitzhenry's triple, O'Rourke lelded finely for the visitors. The score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
New Haven.

Sacrifice hits, zacher stolen bases, Cote; first base on errors, Meriden; two-base hits, Accorsni, three base hits, Barbour Simmons; home runs, Soffel, Zacher; double plays, Nolte to Sherwood to Connell struck out by Nolte 3, bases on balls by Stevens D. by Nolte 8; wild pitches, Nolte; time of game, hours; umpire, McCloud.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
BLACKsMTTHs HAMMERED.

The die sinkers and the blacksmlths of the Hoggson & Pettis company play ed ball game at Mansfield's Grows Saturday afternoon, The game was tie until nearly the finish when the die sinkers pounded out the winning tally The score was, die sinkers 6, blacksmith {
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
LONGWOOD TOURNAMENT.
N. w. Miles Defeats c. P. Gardner
 fin Second Days Play on Tennis.

Boston, June 15.-The interest in the second days play In the Massachu- setts tennis championship singles at Longwood today was centered in the match between N. w, Miles and c. P. Gardner, which was won by Miles 61, 6--S. Earlier in the afternoon Gardner defeated F. Subway in very close at-b
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16

Two base hits, Anderson, Niles. Chase; three base hit. Dougherty; sacrifice hit. Purtell: stolen bases, Dougherty 2. Jones, Anderson. White; double play. Niles to Chase; left on bases. Chicago I. New York 2; bases on balls. off White 1. off Chesbro 3: hit by pitcher, by Chesbro 1; struck out. by White {, by Chesbro 3; time, 1:45; umpires, Hurst and Evans.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lynn--Haverhill S. Lynn 1. At Lawrence-Worceste 10 Law renee 3.
 At Fall River-New Bedford B. Fall River 1.
 At Lowel--Lowell 4, Brockton l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey Clty-Rochester-Jersey City game postponed-raln.
 At Newark-rM Montreal game postponed-rain.
 At Baltimore-Flr game not played. Toronto delayed by railroad washout. Second game called in fourth inning on account of rain
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
Holyolsc.

Two-base hits, Bertwhistle, Phelan: three base hits, Fitzhenry home run. Hit; stolen base, Phelan; left on bases, Holyoke 5, Bridgeport 1 first base on errors, Bridgeport 1; struck out, by Lavender 2, by Waller 4; time. 1:17; umpire, Rorty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16

Sacrifice hits. Rising, Fitzpatrick shincel; stolen base. shIncel two base hit, Rising; base on balls, off Edmund son 1; left on bases Springfield 2, Wa terbury 3; struck out, by Mclean l, by Edmundson 4; hit by pitched ball, Pow ell. Yale; double plays, Mclean. Yale and Connor; Connor and Yale; Burns, Standard and Yale; time, 125, umpire, Kennedy.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16

First base on errors, Cleveland l, Washington 2; three-base hit, Hick- man; sacrifice hits, Smith CD, Dele hanty: stolen bases, Bradley, Picker ing; first base on balls, off Berger 3. off Smith 5; left on bases, Cleveland II. Washington 6; struck out, by Der ger 8. by Smith {; wild pitch, Smith; time, 2:11; umpire, Egan.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
LEADERS BREAK EVEN.
New Britain Surprises Dowd's Pets in
 First Game-Lose the Second.

New Britain, June 15.-Tn the double header with Hartford today New Bri- tain broke even winning the first game by score of to i and losing the geo. ond by score of to 1. The second game was called at the end of the sixth inning an account of darkness.
 First game:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
BROWNS DECISIVE VICTORY.
St. Louis Goes After Boston in Fierce
 Struggle Winning 10 to 0.

St. Louis, June l5.-.st. Louis defeat ed Boston today after losing five straigt games to that team. st. Louis started hitting In the second Inning. six hits and McConnells errors netting five runs. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
Lachance will not play here. Dug gan will be back in the game soon and until he does Connoll win cover first

According to the New Haven players Bill Hayward who incurred the dis pleasure of Manager Bone recently, is to join the Holyoke team Ii will be remembered that Hayward, who is a better ball player than Bone ever was has been benched for mIsiudging d fly during a recent game in Now Haven when Hoyoke was the opposing team As Bone used to drop and misjudee more flies in a month than Hayward would in a season, the humlliation na- turally hung heavy on Hayward and fl has been known for some time that his services wouldn't be any good to New Haven with Bone at the helm. 1t was said yesterday that Hayward was supposed to join the Eolyoke team in Waterbury, but that he didn't go over to the Brass City. If Jack Tighe gets Hayward he will have a valuable man one who can play the infleld or out field and who can keep up his end with the Springfield Union.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
FAST CAME AT CLEVELAND.
Maps Won Out from Washington fl
 Overtime Struggle by Hitting.

Cleveland, June 15--Cleyeland de- feated Washington in eleven innings to-day, scoring the winning run on ITickman's triple and Birmingham s | single. Berger was invincible after the first inning The score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
June 15.-Wagner

Boston. Mass. June l5.-Wagner hit the ball over the left field fence in the tenth inning to-day. scoring Leach ahead of him, Pittsburg winning 5 to 3. Both pitchers were hit rather hard and received poor support. Score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
WAGNER WINS GAME Pittsburg's Famous Shortstop Gets Homer in Tenth,
 Beating Boston. ALL OTHER TEAMS REST Rain Prevents Three Contests Sched- uled in This League--Double-
 Headers To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cincinnati at New York @ games). Chicago at Philadelphia e games). St. Louis at Brooklyn @ games). Pittsburg at Boston @ games).
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
BROWNS BLANK BOSTON
St. Louis. After Losing Five Games to Beaneaters, Shuts Them Out
 Maps Defeat Senators.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
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son.
 Second game, Score by innings
RII1G.

New Britain ........oo00 1--l 8 Hartford .,.,,.,,,....1 1 0 o or s 2
 Batteries schuman and Casey; Pa dron, Brown and Rufange.
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Score by innings:
 Pittsburg .. 0 1 0 II 0 0 0 2-5 Boston .... 0 0 0 9 0 o 0-3
 Two-bsse hits. Wagner, Abbatic- chio; three-base hit, Leever; home run. McGann. Wagner; sacrifice hits, Abbatccho. Browne, Graham, Kane, Starr, Bates; double plays, Starr and Kane; left on bases, Pittsburg T. Bos- ton 10; first base on balls. off Linda man ., off Leever g. first base on er- TOTS. Pittsburg 3, Boston 4; struck out, by Lindaman 2, by Leever 1 passed ball, Graham; time. 2:13; umpires, Rudderham and Emslie.
 At Philadelphia-Philadelphia Chi cago game postponed; rain.
 At New York-Both games Cincin- nati-New York postponed; rain.
 At Brooklyn-st. Louis- s-Brooklyn game postpones; rain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16

Al Detroit - Philadelphia-Detroit game scheduled for yesterday was played Sunday.
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Totals ....
Washington.
Totals ...sb i 5's0 16

Totals .........3b b'30 10 Matted for Hess In ninth
 'None out when winning run was scored.
 Score by innings. Cleveland ......0 0 0 % DO 1-2 Washington ..1 % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16

Two base hits McCabe Burns; home run, Bunyan; hits off Evans 9 in 8 innings, off Wilson 2 in one inning
 sacrifice hits Gardner, Burns, Marsans, Wallace; stolen bases, Mccabe; double plays Evars to Justice to Connery, Burns to Waterman to Bunyan; Wa terman to Burns to Bunyan; left on bases, New Britain 4, Hartford 6 first base on balls off Patron ?, off Evans 3; first base on errors, New Britain 1; struck out by Padron 5, by Evans ?,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
Waterbury.

Matted for Mclean in ninth.
 xxRan for Powell in ninth
 'Winnlng run scored with two out - Score by innlngs Springfield .. ......"0 100000 3-S Waterbury .. ......0l00OO 0lO-2
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
Diamond Clippings.

Phil Corcoran will again show up the Hartford crowd to-day in their own town Ii will be circus day in Hart ford in more ways than one.
 George Bone has released Eddie Nolte outright and secured Larry Han- nifan from New Bedford, Hannifan and Connell some years ago were the fam ous battery in Winsted. Welcome to our city, Larry.
 Fitzpatrick and Leplne are again with Waterbury
 Billy Hanna of roller polo fame was in Waterbury yesterday on the Invita- ton of Manager Durant 10 talk over buying the local team. Billy said he stood ready to buy for spot cash, but he wanted everything free of incum- brances He would like to own team in Waterbury and believes he would be able to furnish a winning combin- ation.
 Boucher has been playing very poor ball at shortstop for Holyoke and is likely to be benched His work here Saturday was very bad.
 Lachance will not play here. Dug gan will be back in the game soon and until he does Cornell will cover first.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16
Hartford.

'-Batted for Evans in ninth
 Score by innings: New Britain ,....".,O 201O0O1 *--4 Hartford ..."..,..."l 0 OO 0 % 0--l
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Fitzpatrick and Leplne are again with Waterbury
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-16

Totals .........3S 3 9+29 23 'Kane out, hit by batted ball. L,.