New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
PEPPERS SENATOR'S
 TWO.T|ME LOSERS

New Haven, League Leaders, Have
 Enjoyable Fourth Of July
 Hartford, July 5.-Kennedy was found in the second inning for A base on balls, two singles and two doubles. all with two out. and New Haven talled four runs, winning over Hartford yesterday morning in Hart ford. He was invincible thereafter, but Woodward also was steady in the plnches.
 The score:
 New Haven .... .o4ooooo1o-5 ' 0 Hartford -. .0oO00Oo1o-1 l
 Batteries: Woodward and Flaher- ty; Kennedy and Carroll.
 New Haven. July 5.-New Haven defeated Hartford in the afternoon game in New Haven yesterday, to q. single by Simpson in the eighth brought in the winning tallics. Nay. Tor pitched good ball throughout.
 The score: New Haven ....0o02O0o2x-4 3 1 Hartford .0oo1oo1oo-2 6 {
 Batteries: Naylor and Devine; Head and Carroll.
 McCann Unr1lly.
 Bridgeport, July 5.-zinn's two- base hit with the bases full in the eighth inning of an exciting game yesterday afternoon earned to 5 victory for Bridgeport over New Lon- don. Banks, who relieved Lennon after three runs had been scored by the visitors in 1-3 innings. pitched invincible ball. only one hit being se- cured off him. Manager McCAnn of the New London team was chased to the clubhouse after he deliberately knocked a watch out of Umpire Des- sau's hands during an argument, Out-s fielder Becker was also put out of the game.
 The score:
 Bridgeport o.. .oooo1oo3x--4 g 2 New London .21o0000o0--3 3 o Batteries: Lennon, Banks and Egan; Rieger and Fish. New London, July 5.-New Lon- don punched hits in the seventh in- ming and defeated Bridgeport yester- day. to 0. The game was called at the end of the eighth inning to allow the teams to catch a train for Bridgeport where the afternoon game was played. The score:
 r. h. .. New London .ooo0oo3ox--3 10 0 Bridgeport ... .o000o0O00-0 0
 Batteries: Crum and Russell; House and Krichell.
 Sox Have Big Day.
 Springfield. Mass, July 5.-Nine lusty bingles for 14 bases and seven earned runs told the story of the Green Sox Independence Day ce1e- bration at League park yesterday morning. Every gun of Jack OHaras heavy artillery was in perfect work ing order and Worcester never had a chance. Springfield scored six runs in the first inning so quickly that 1t didn't look more than three except on the scoreboard, and then 1t was all off
 The score:
 Springfield ...o1oo1ooox-s 8 0 Worcester .o0O201OO2-6 3,
 Batteries: Powers and Stephens; Herring, Mckinley and Tyler. A'
 Worcester, Mass. July o.---It was the walloping willow that won from the dear old weeping willow here ycs- terday afternoon. The mournfu! adjective exclusively used by worceS- ter for its ball club. Spring gf1eld's hit smiths dented the reputation of Lindstrom, Worcester's mound artist, in artistic shape. In four innings aN the Green sox could get was ni1s enough. The score:
 r. h. .. Springfield ..oS241oooo-1o 14 i Worcester ..oooooo4oo- sI
 Batteries: Barrow and Stephenss 2 Llndstrom. Keller and Wilder.
 Two Fine Games H, Lawrence. Mass, July 6.-Portland and Lawrence each won a game yes- out the home team. to 0, in tho morning game, while Lawrence came back in the afternoon, winning. t6 1. in a 1S-innins struggle. Tn tho morning contest Pitt was invincib1e,