Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-04
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New Britain, September 4.--Harry Durant's Tail Finders made four two- baggers of Chappie Wards delivery yesterday afternoon at Electric park. but not one of them netted run. The Hard Luck. aggregation did manage to make run In the fifth but 1t was done with the help of Cab bages errors and not any two-base swats The score was 2 to 1 in favor of the Hannaites.
 The first two-bagger for theyisitors came in the first inning. Swander made daisy swipe,' but there were two men out and it was fruitless. Harry Hatpin O'Hagan and Bronkle each made two-bagger in the sec7 ond. O'Hagan was put out in try ing to run to third. Schincel was the next man up and was hit by a pitched ball. Campion flied out to McCabe and McPartlin was thrown out at first by Burns, throwing two more two-baggers to the scrap heap.
 The other -two-hagger came in, the seventh, Bronkie opener up with a base hit, but was careless In trying to get to second. Rufange caught him on throw down to Cabbage. Shincel went out to Almeida. Cam pion made clean two base hits, but McPartlin flied out to Waterman.
 The Hannaites began scoring in the second inning. Burns made a hit. Bunyan was struck by a pitch- ed ball in the head. Cabbage sacri- feed, and Rufiange walked, filling up the bases. Ward made sacrifice fly to Nichols, scoring Burns. Water man flied out to Nichols. In the fourth the home team made their only other run. Burns went out to Bronkie. Bunyan was hit by a pitch- ed ball. Cabbage made a hit. Ru- fiange hit to short-stop. Cabbage was put out at second. Bunyan took third. Ward was at the bat, when Bunyan made try for home. Shin- eel dropped the ball and John touched home plate. Ward then famed out.
 h the fifth the Tail Enders saved themselves from shut out. Shincel knocked a pop fly, and Almeida drop ped 1t. He made bad throw to first and Shincel reached second. Cam pion hit to Cabbage. who made bad throw so Shincel got third. Mozart lin drove to Ward, who threw him out at first. Cote hit to Ward, but on the throw to first Schincel made the home plate, Fitzpatrick went out to first on Cabbage's throw.
 In the seventh Waterbury made a nice double play, Ward went out from Campfon to O'Hagan. Water man made base hit, Marsans hit to Campion, who threw Waterman out at second, and Fitzpatrick threw Marsans out at first.
 In the ninth, Durant's crew made a desperate attempt to tie the score and but for Nicholas blunder might have succeeded. They had the fans on the pan for few moments. Nich- ols led off with hit. O'Hagan made a hit to Ward, who threw to Cabbage The Perfecto made an error and in- stead Of catching Nichols, the latter got third on it. Harry Hatpin took first and stole second. Bronkie fouled out to Rufiange, who made a clever catch. Nichols made an attempt to steal home, but Rufange run him down. Schincel famed out and the tortue was over.
 The New Britain baseball team will play a doubleheader with Bridgeport this afternoon. The first game will be called at 9 o'clock. Brown and Coughlin will do the pitching. Saturday Hartford will play here at 3:30 o'clock. Manager W. W. Hanna turned down a good offer from Manager Clarkin to trans fer the game to Hartford. It meant big money to him, but he rejected the The local fans have supported the game most Loyalty, and he felt they deserved the best. Chap pie Ward will pitch against Dowd's pennant aspirants. Labor Day New Haven will play at Electric Park at 10 o'clock in the. forenoon. The score:
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