Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07

ladder with a Teya- ieaguer just out of Leaeh's reach McCsfthy ended the aei hy flaming
 Raymond staned things Ter The Yis- ltaFs The nasi bali sent wild. The second one he Het. Il sent to short igft and DHma- got hand for capiaf- ing it. Govern fanued and Lang walk ed. but GadiHsi.' groapdcI 10 Marion forced him al second
 Two more for the Colts in lhe second. There were two gone when DiOt bit safe to short center and stole. He scor- ed on Marion Texas ie left. Marion would have been an easy ont at second had not Dion dropped Governs good throw when he touched him. The Gap tain tried To steal third, and came right ] along with the run on Governs wild | throw to Hogan.
 Neyeau reached second On Lizotte's s wild throw in the visitors half, but got no further.
 Three singles and two errors in the third, increased the locals lead 10 5.
 In tbe first Of the fifth Wsufegsn puncturcd a little hope of shutout that had sprung up in the minds Of some of the faithful, by getting man around. After making A good stop | Marion was little slow in getting the bail away and Raymond beat Il out. Govern beat bnnt, which put Ray fnond on second, and Gadbois' hit down the first base line brought him over.
 In their half the Canadians made the rounds for the last two times. Mon sieur Farley singled. lie tried to turn 1 II into double and would have been out al the second sack If Mf Hill had 1 caught the ball. Meea,ihy lined II | by second. \ man with wooden leg would have scored. Farley showed his i.esi spftsflng paee and managed 10 re ach third. ! wild pitch scored the catcher and pul Mae on thfd, from where lie scored the tenth and last run on Iaifo,s sncfilice.
 II yon have tears prepare to shed them now Eleven of our guest. went lo hal in the seventh, and iiee crossed Inc rubber The frisky Colts looked | like broken Gewn cap horses in "a eIass heat Eaffy flied ta Marion. Raymond put gfouhdef down the ifst base line. Did Papa stor it2 He dtd@nol Mae forced hun down by passing Raymaud Lang hit to Mar. i1n Oit Gi' 4ueh throwingrotten' Tine only thing That stopped | was the 1 first base bleaellers. and before that l happened two runs crossed and the | batter reached second Ga1beis hit a ! little gfounder tn second. Tate fell into | The error procession with juggling stunt. Hogan bent bnnt ts first and | Lang scored. Gndhuis crossed on | Leach E out at first. NeVean singled Bringing Hogan over with the fifth and last fnn of the game. iIilt hit to Met aflhy, who made a goad throw llid Papa drop IT. He did. Mac took hand and filled the bases bs passing Barry. Raymond one of the snfest hitter h the league Nas up. Mee af- thy had been pal sise To the gentle maa abiiity, anti loak hitch to his heit and opened wide the throttle. n was thtee strikes fof his. and the enf- laIa fcll mld great apflanse. fainant eot tp thifH m their hHif. fate Was np hut couldn't bring II in.
 NauteRan didn't see second in the containing innlagv, tea iaen leiug thrown aat at statiea number two | laH lra Held
 The crowd lhat lcft the field looked a= nleaseA as lheneh they had played the bong end of 2o ta 1 shat, and the horse they played ie1 dewn the home elfeleh, and leil dead three feet from the Wife