The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-11
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 Holyoke, Mass. Sept. 10-It was too bad but precedent above all things had 10 be followed and accordingly the gate receipts, or s5, was presented to Burke, the local right fielder, when he smashed the pill over the right gar den patch In the second session for an unmolested trip around the padded an gles. This act on the part of the man agement served as an incentive to the local horsehide clouters for home run swats and they immediately began knocking the pill all over the lot. win ming out by to score. Burke again came Into prominence. getting double, single and robbed of a triple by Zachers beautiful catch of his ex, tended drive to the center patch bor- der
 This sort of pill massacre settled the fate of one Joe Stoup of Savin Rock West Haven. Conn Rev. Joseph wae pitted against local Joseph and the latter had the best of the argument Sindler. who had been ordered to the rubber in many previous instances against George Bone's party, again ad- ministered a defeat to them. The Elm City ones could not locate him after his team secured the lead and ,thas cooked them The Paperweights. how ever had beautiful banquet with Stoup and kept up such terrific bonn bardment on his benders as to force a retirement of that individual 10 the bench Not less than nine hits were taken out of his scalp In five innings and the game was wrecked when Car rick replaced him.
 Waters materially assisted stoup in the loss of the contest by booting the sphere twice. With man hiking to second station of sacktown and anoth- CT cantering around third Clyde tried to catch the thief with designs on the second bag. His throw was wild and the man on third scored. Again did he make misplay when he let Zacher's throw from deep center get by him, allowing a man to score.
 Carrick who went in to fix up the iopsided score, did stellar work only allowing one hit in three innings Bill could not be touched and had be been put In little sooner to stem the tide of tallies, he would easily have won out. He presented the locals with three beautiful goose eggs
 A delay was caused at the beginning of play by the non-appearance of Messrs. Havel and Forgue. They had either revelled too late after that mem- orable picnic or else they were mlsin- formed as to the connections for the proper city. They finally showed UT and without any practice jumped right Into the game, both fielding well. Have was strong with the willow and his single and two-bagger were clean drives, his double scoring the visitors first tally.
 The day was a poor one for the game and the players sweltered ip the nuggy climate. However they put IT a credltable performance, the first part being a close fight and neither side scoring until the second when Burke got his homer Tn the third Forgut singled to center, was advanced to sec. ond on Waters walk and took third or Stoup's sacrifice from where Andy Herbst's timely bingo drove him in and tied the score. The next Inning brought New Haven's last run. Reisch man took first on scanlon's boot, and Havels two-bagger to center scored him Then the locals finished matters by getting four runs on stoup, on sl, hits .and Waters error.