the feeling on both sides ran very high duriiiK 1 10 lllat to tho seventh inn nothing out of the ordinary had taken VICTORIOUS WOODSBURGIIERS. WoodsbnrRh, j. Septernher .1 Xotwith standing the fact that the Colonias of Far Rorkaway had secured the invaliinhlo sprvlc i of Shorty Shaffer, Tom Kane and others who made lip the personnel of the famous Domestics, they suffered defeat at the hands of the local team yesterday afternoon, after eight Innings of the hottest kind of ball had been played. The struggle was witnessed by a larie athering of tho followers of both clubs, and i.otu teams nau played good ball and score was very even, standing 11 to 10 in favor of the Woodburghs. In the seventh the t'olonlnn rolled up six runs, the best, the home club chum do being four. With tlie score standing Hi to 15 Jn thoir favor, the Colonias foit wvire of and seemed eagor enough to play tne game out. In eighth Inning tho visitors Imu ul went out in one, two, three onlor. At this juncture Croft took I he place of Wrdls. the latter having been hit very freely during the latter part of tho game, but the change did no good whatever. I'nbst opened the inning fur the Woods bnrirhs with a corking single and scored a second later wben Arthur Brower smashed tho leather into deep left for a hurae run. Two more uodslmrghers got their hnsex, aid then suddenly, just as tho homo team had two on bases, with none out, the Cohmias found it too dark to play. A lot of wrangling ensued and for a time it looked as if there would bn a livoly strup, but the hot headed ones were re strained by their wiser companions and tlii game was awarded to the Woodsburghs. Tho rraturos of the game were the fielding of Pabst. Arthur Brower. Al Brower. W. Brower, G. Brower and Mitchell of the Woodburghs, and of Shaffer. and Downwy of tlio Colonias. Garry Brower, who used to cover hrst base for the old Modi.cH, played the sanie position ior tio voociourgns and put up a fine game. His presence seemed to enliven the game to wonderful degree. The umpiring was satisfactory to both (earns. W. H. re Cordova acting for Woodsburgh. while Joseph Ilivver looked after the interests of the Colonias. The summary: Seftre hi inn inK. 1 1 4 .1 (I 7 C'ol'Uiia 1 1 r.nttorien Mr. Di hor nnd Artbtir HrmvKr: Wollf, Craft ami liovennj. Umplre H. Do Cordova nnd Jo eeidi Dinner. 11TJN OVER AND KILLED. I LL 5 lil i
