Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
BASE BALL
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defeat in The seventh. II Is the tiiird | consecutive game Bayyiile has 1ost where they outbaited and outptaped their opponents, and when Jones made That awful throw in the seventh Inn ing, with two out, the tsilendefs had the sympathy Of the crowd, noi"ith- standing majority of them wanted to see the Colts win.
 Taking the hits as standard of com parison James had mucn the test Of the boa argument, bat as he allowed seven men to walk and made four wild pitches. Magnsp had the better con tfol. The fact that James wild stfeaks put in an appearance when two were out. was what saved him in the earlier snnings of the game. and his striking out ten men in six and fraction in- nings came near the record.
 Out of the six or seven hundred who saw The game only about four hundred paid admission, and K Ii shame To have to say that many of the small ones were mol boys.
 James knew when he had enough, and after passing three, making an ef- TOT and wild pitch and allowing two doubles, in the seventh, he asked to be relieved Bowers went in and mol batter feaeiied first out of the four two flaming.
 Morse WIS the first man b strike ota His year, the iifst to make sacrifice mt, and Saturday be toek another lifsl ty being heneiied by umpire Morin. Nho took exceptions te some of eHf ienRfsiow's phfases which the ump did not consider poetic. The I9epabiis can alderman from the tbi4. maid seni to the initial 4aek and in.. he three acts in which lie performed got seven puioHi- and made twp runs.
 IL locked Just ike the sane old smile when Magnan WAS found right oil the reel. Bergsslen started with ~ingle and steal keaNl drove beaut over ieft fnr two sacks and the run cros,-ed. Nothing more happened ex= cepI m argument when Nefin called l1abelle out when Morse dropped the fhrow.
 Tatro reached fhird in the lasl half bat Marion couldn't bring hlm over. iir reached hy striking out on a wild pitch, and stealing secoud, where tllr bait all him. and he kept of t0 the third station.
 In Inc second two were gone when Damas singled and stole. Two pnsses iilled t4e hases. it NAa up ta latra. Dne-iwos three fer his, sn1 thee men Ns9e left ea flio saelks
 0agne snNed a run in the third hA Fnad catch ell Daily With q man on thifd.
 He Dass canned another In tle feHfth. iahetie singled md sfpif md scored en itnhitaile5s safety ta rigld. Anuthef cane ia the tifih. James wus safe when Morse dropped fi2xotttis low thiaW. kefersteh put him aa third with double. Reach ht ie 6agne aad was eat nt first, and Nnfre got Ii haek to the plate in time lo catch Ianes, ftnHkiin's single, hard one hy short, brought the run over.
 The 9elis broke IL ii their half Tat started with single and took secaua an Il wild pilell, stole thlfd, and scored uIi Marion single.
 Both scored in Inc sixth. Labclle started with 8 single and siole He eent to thlfd on Rohitatles out amt scored when lizaite mmblcd Ser. shiaames sfoundet htodeut was PutnHm's first man up, Moose having 5sas4n s.sttf Ia tH,i Ntn4h h. tFaa fFf.. hy striking aat on Witd pFgh Du- snas singled hlm t9 second Ani Haffa's singio hetween lifsl amt s,eand let hun asef
 Il was in the neAt inaing lhal lanes Aa eHt np in the nil. Naare elndou had llecn retired al iltsl saen seuud Il tor A asu'ie and went up ini T Niia pitch. Hfodeut walked and Ntnl ln seeend eH 1he iifsi hAil Dumas Iauled out. Two a8I anal ntah eil steand aud lhifd. James liiied the bas5s bV pass. ing h. MsgnRu. n MagbaA sss au Il NHs chance 10 Wln bis awn game llu tnet Il and 1t sss npt one. I&nes aal it an t nice bound aua with ali fhe time iu eAa worid to throw # lacked gikr sure ~sst. tui he bsssi,ie hoodo toak hand n<f the ball was thrown ten feet aveF the bsaeman'z head aud before II was re taraed two runs cressta aud the scare wss ted. Nar vas this the eud ratro stepped up and sert one lar htyoud the reach of Robiisiie and tive m ere crossed James thea passed lsotte. This was enough for Jsnesy and up went the sponge. Bowers went in and had no trouble ssnoing paigi for the third ont.
 fbe only remaining feature of the game came in the ninth V Zen 0agne rsn  tarpsd u into double hs making great throw which got Berthtsniae sn nrst.
 fosr hits with total of seven in i've times up Is some batting. It Is N hat n, r. xesten did Saturday
 Every one acmired tho new grounds. The oaiy eye sore was the dead heads.
 Red 6sgnc accepted ten chances with bat ono error That error should be charged sgslnt the ump. Tomorrow Saturday he L. A. [, second | seam will play the strong ssndersaala 1 nins on the nes grounds. The visiting | ps " holds tae reputation of having | lost onis one game this season out of nlae games played,
 The Ksu,blsrs put an thetr brand nev uniforms SatuFaes and dessated The stsoag NephAntcsx . asstu hN searv et ? to q. Ratss...ss fr Handlers, 0laa0 ssa poir--s. Fer MeehsnsesvIlie. naassr ..-~s fs.vfdson. Mar. Rambler A Con, stant RS&eeT
 Iee N 4 '. SseeHa seaas weufa Ike tl afFange game Wish ths lsanshlsts faf ssaafta et 1aEf marHiek 0 bs played oa .An Auas@s grounds.
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