Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

I;efgsteu. who made with a total of : in Putnam didn't get look in of Beain.
 Monn handled the game in satis- factory manner. The only criticism heard was that he endeaYors to explain to the players why he makes his decision. He @as certainly watch. ing the game when he saw Nor.e catch l3efgsien six inches off, on that old one of hiding the ball. And the second time LabelIe tried his interference with the catcher there vas no dust in the eyes oi lhe ump.
 Lizotte pulled down foul fly that looked pretty good. So did Daiy of Tatro.
 Morse scooped one Bp in the fourth that saved a run.
 Reach robbed Morse of single by getting his line init in the sixth.
 Franklin at short covered lots Of territory and gathered in couple of hard ones.
  in the garne. He pulled down Tatfo's line hit in the tenth, that looked good for double when It left the bat. When Franklin induIged in little kicking he was warned by Pop Morse that 1t doesn't pay. One hit in nine innings of Larose, must be the record. The Canadians have stolen s0 bases to opponents 22 this year. The league meeting last Sunday, which It was predicted would be tug ef aar, turned out hafmoniously. The haiehei was buried and ali protests were withdrawn, although some good nalufed argument was induIged in.
 Secretary ] E. Benoit of Tsftville rendered hts resignation Of league sec eetafy and Edward 4. Sullivan of Dan ieison was elected to succeed him. Treasurer 5tone of the Norwich Tafiyilie team, iu discussing the rule requiring ten day notice to the sec | fefafy of the league before playing a | new man, pointed out its detrimental efieets, and ote taken on the matter noditics fnic 45 10 read Hive days no ticc, {. instead of ten.
 The questions Of official scorers came up for considerable talk. but no action Was taken Manager Williams was allowed to add Robert Willis of .lewetl fly and Morgan Moore, Il for meT successful twifler in that town to his playing list, and they will be in tbe games thi- week. \ Vote If thanks was extended to I the Putnam Patriot for the gift of 4 handsome pennant to the league lead CTS ni the end If the season. Two games with the Andcms the l Fourth. Hope the weather man will give as good deal Mr. \. |. Morse bad a rubber put in "a the pitching box and there will be uo more arguments IN to where to stand
 There has also been water pipe laid lo the field so the diamond cau bc wei down.
 The gfcalest problem now k the dead heads and that will probably be solved In the neaf future. s5
 rntnan has now played around. taking 3 from 1eNelt tIts and splitts ing eeen with thn rcst.
 cot1ief * tR ard Pohies of the (. A. C5 seeaad team surprised our town I people in WhiflwIud contest hy defeat. ias the strong @auttefs5tatc aggteation ai zane played oa the ne@ grounds last Saturday afternoon hy a scere 10 q. The game was played in one hour and len minutes That's going some tor the youngsters,
 President Reeves has assigned m. pite Fahey of Norwich ta otiieiaie at lhe league games in this city aud North GfesNeHafdaie. Saturday For the games between Wauregan and Day He White, the basketball player a new umpire in this leagne, will oiil- elale tmptre ,3alsse ot this city goes to tewett City and Norwich tot Inc games al that end ol the circuit.
 NeNl saAeaas the = second teans are booked for lively gan'c with the Ramhlefs of North Ofo.se. aoIdale ea 3he Aadeas grounds m the l uafuiuH
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