The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-12
SEYMOURS DEFEATPUTNANS IN LIsTLEss GAME o-3 Holmes, the Visiting Twirl- CT, Too Steady for Local
 Nine.
(By Albert L. DOnnelly.)

The crack Seymour team which have been beating everything which has crossed their path during the past few weeks. added another victory to its ai- ready long list. by drumming the local Israel Putnam nine at o'Connelps lot. yesterday afternoon by the score of to 6.
 The game was a most hstless one. both teams playing poor fielding game. Holmes, the Seymour twirler, pitched a steady game, allowing but sax hits and not passing a man to the first bag. Torgerson started to perform flts usual feats of wonder in the box, but he was very weak and extremely wild. Captain O'Conrlell took him off the mound in the second inning, replacing him by Doeppensmith. The latter box artist was a puzzle to the Seymour batsman for three innings, after which they literally played with his curves. Phil worked hard and once in a while showed some clever exhibitions Of pitching but he was doomed to meet destruction at the hands of his fast op- ponent and he met it.
 The Seymour Gale played an all. around splendid game. He cracked out brace of two-baggers and a handy bingle besides fielding his position peg- fectly. Sinister, the visiting team'e backstop and cheering section got safe- ly on the first bag five times, only one of those being a hit. He was given three lifes and was same on Austm's error in the other instance
 Austin and Warner held the honcrs for stickwork for the Putnams. Be- tween them they got four of their teim's six hits. Warner and Austin are two of Manager O'ConneIls new finds and both made a remarkably good de- but.
 Tn the first inning, Gale started off with mark. Shusrter rolled bad bounder to Austin, which the latter player knocked down, recovered but threw wild to first. Shuster continued running and DoeppenSmith threw the ball towards second, but Warmer was unable to reach it and the spheroid rolled out into center field, Gale going to third. Torgerson threw the ball to Warner to catch Ehuster, but Warner was asleep and the ball again traveled out into the field, Gale scoring, and Shuster going to third. MalOney was out for bunting on the last strike, Tor gerson famed Gehu and Torgeawon and Doeppensmith made easy work of Holiness roller.
 The Putnams tied the score tn ths second Warner was safe on Gehu's tumble of a blistering grounder, went to second on OfConnell's out; Daley to Gale, sprinted to third on Rogers sac- rifice, Maloney to Gale and stole home Doeppensmith struck wildly at three of Holmes benders and fsGined
 OConnell's run in the fourth, gave the Isrial Putnans a two innings lead O'Connell went to first on Dailey's fum- ble, went to second on Rogers sacrd- flee, Daley to Gale, stole third and crossed the rubber on Doeppe pensnith's out, Gehu to Gale. Loveday was put out on a stdnging grasser to Maloney
 Doeppensmit1ls ascension started in the sixth when base on balls. two singles and two-bagger melted three runs. The seventh inning was a repe- tition of. the preceding round of pleas ure for the Seynourites. Errors by Williams and Warner was responsfble for two runs in this inning.
 Seymour made a splendid and a sor- rowful finish in the ninth, single by Daley, ODonnell and Shuster, acoou3- panied by several stolen bases allowSsd three more men to tally,
 The Israel Plltnams tried in vadna to score in their half of the ninths but fate was against them and they fwera awarded a goose egg tor that Alnina The scorei
 Seymour.