The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-19
|NSONIA nine wins EASILY
|0EPPENSMITH HIT HARD
|isitors Hammer Putnam's
Twirler for Five Runs
the Seventh.
(By Albert L. Donnelly.)

(By Albert L. Donnelly)
Pin a listless see-saw game at High
pod yesterday afternoon, OConnell's
rael Putnams met defeat at the hands
the fast Ansonia team by the score
Ii to 8. Both teams used two pitch
I S and both teams f1elded poorly
2aube williams remarkable stops
Rpd pretty throws to first were the
bly, sparks Of features of the contest,
IThompson started in the box for the
|nsonia nine and although allowing
ut one hit in two innings, was obliged
retire from the game owing to a
sre arm Dermoty relieved him and
as hit hard by the Putnams. Doef-
arsmith occupied the slab for the Put
Inns during the first six inning and
as an easy mark for the opposing
htsmen. In the first part of the sew
|bth he allowed base on balls, hit
bother man, and was hit for two
1ngles and two doubles, four runs be-
8 scored. Torgerson relieved him Of
5 serious situation and retired the
de. Torgerson pitched pretty good
pine and allowed but two hits the
est of the game.
In the second inning, Guider of the
lnsonia team singled, stole second and
hme home on Nolan's two-bagger into
lie crowd in left field, scoring the first
lin of this game.
|TIyhner's single in the third tied the
bore. Torgerson was given life, and
Fent to third on passed ball into
he crowd. Doeffensmith drove a hot
he into Hanley's hands and Torger-
bn started for home. Hanley shot the
all direct to Guider, cutting off Tor
erson at the plate, Tommers sacri-
iced Doeppensmith to second, going
hut, Thompson to Larsen. Williams
fas safe on Hanley's futile attempt
b catch Doeppensmith at third, and
tole second. Lyhner's bingle brought
boeppensmith home. Warner flied to
eculd.
Both teams scored two in the fourth.
Tor Ansonia, Guider drove liner into
yyhner's nit and was out Stewart
piled an easy bounder to Torgerson,
gtich the latter player allowed to float
trough his legs. Dermody, who had
|aken Thompson's place on the mound
|uring the previous inning, ballooned
The ball far out into center field, in
lack of the crowd, for two-sacker,
|tewart scoring. Nolan singled and
permody rolled across the platter
ITanley flied to Rogers.
For the Putnams, O'Connell walked
nd stole second. Rogers was hit by
ne Of Dermoty's benders. Loveday
aid down safe bunt along the third
'ase line, beating It out by yards at
.rst, O'Connell stealing home on the
lay Doeppensmith's timely bingle
lrought Loveday across the rubber.
Larsen's, Hanley's and Stewards
urnbles, base on balls and O'Con-
lell's single scored three runs for the
'utnams in the fifth, giving them a
cad of one run.
Doeppensmith's and Williams sin
Hes and Lyhner's long drive to Nolan
breed the Putnams two more runs
head of the Ansonia nine.
Doeppensmith's ascension came in
he beginning of seventh, caused five
uns and the game. Crowther famed,
Burke was safe on Torgerson's tumble,
fuider singled, Stewart was hit by
ne Of Torgerson's wild ones, Burke
coring. Dermody allowed four wild
mes to pass unmolested and Nolan
rove out two-bagger into the crowd
n left field for two bases. scoring
Suider, Stewart and Dermody. Han
BY repeated his predecessors good
york with another double, scoring No
an. At this stage of the game Tor
ferson went into the box and checked
he flood of runs.
Gould's fourth single, Guiders walk
nd Stewards two-bagger METER an
Ither run for the Ansonia team in the
Eighth.
The score:
Ansonia.