They Couldn't Find Dolan

THEY COULDN'T FIND DOLAN, BUT WOODS WAS EASY FOR THEM, SO IT WAS EVEN AT BUFFALO. The "Bisons" Got Sweet Revenge on "Wallie" at Last—Some Lively Eastern League Games. THE "BISONS" broke even with Springfield in the two games played here to-day. The first game was lost by the home team owing chiefly to the inability of the players to connect with Dolan's delivery at times when hits would have counted, while on the other hand, "Farmer" Brown was an easy mark for the visitors. He gave a yellow exhibition of pitching, and after the second inning the Springfield lads found no difficulty in landing on the ball at will. The visitors began their run getting in the third in this way: Dolan banged a hard one to left for a single. Fuller flied to Gray, after which Green sent a slashing double to the left fence, sending in Dolan. Woods then sent a sharp one at Greminger, which "Ed" fumbled and Green ran to third. "Sam" Wise made a poor attempt to field Brouthers's grounder and "Dan" was safe, Green scoring on the mistake and Woods getting to third, from which sack he went home on Rogers's demise at first. Sullivan retired Gilbert to Field. This gave Springfield a lead of three. Two more were scored by Burns's men in the fifth. Woods singled and took second on Greminger's error, scoring a moment later on a grand single by "Big Dan." A wild pitch sent Brouthers to second, and he took third on Rogers's out and scored when Gilbert went out on a grounder to Field. The Springfields got their last two runs in the seventh on Greminger's rank throw of Woods's grounder and Brouthers's home run. Buffalo scored one run in the fourth on hits by Gilboy, Wise and Greminger and Rogers's fumble of Field's grounder. In the eighth they scored another on singles by Gray, Gilboy and a bad fumble and throw by Rogers. The score: [box score: Springfield vs Buffalo, first game, not reproduced — see image] The Second Game. The Buffalo boys were called down by Manager Rowe for their rank work in the first game, and as a result they played with renewed energy in the second game and won it. Souders was at his best and was backed by great stick work and splendid fielding, while on the other hand the "Bisons" found Woods pretty easy picking. Buffalo made four in the first inning. Clymer hit safely and took third on Grey's double. Gilboy was an easy out at first and Wise lined and Grey took third on Nichols's error, Clymer scoring. Greminger followed with a home run, sending in the other two before him. Singles by Field and Sullivan and a sacrifice hit by Zahner gave the "Bisons" another in the third and two more were counted up for Buffalo in the sixth. Barry replaced Clymer, who took sick, and singled. He went to second on a fumble by Brouthers off Grey's grounder and scored on Gilboy's hit. Wise then hit to Brouthers and Grey counted. In the seventh the home team batted hard, and this, with errors of the other side, gave Buffalo four additional runs. Fuller's error gave Sullivan a life, Zahner hit safe, putting Sullivan on third. Souders singled, Sullivan counting. Clymer fanned out. Gray was an easy out at first, and Gilboy cracked out a double that sent Zahner and Souders home. Gilboy scored on a bad fumble by Gilbert and a wide throw by Rogers. The score:— [box score: Buffalo vs Springfield, second game, not reproduced — see image]