Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
RAISE BALL
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 syauregan, ~ilh foliosing Of 10 F.ssexs, came to town last Saturday slefevfniRed and expecting to carry sofne The game. Their hopes were Duurtrred in the third when the Gfess werH sp in the air to such height, zhm when they arrived back on tbe siismnrud they found the Colts had xaEen advantage of their absence to sstoye the game away in the ice chsst by naaking five uneafned runs. To sa ake il donbly sure they earned three aanS in the eighth.
 When the visitors went to bat in the 3fh the crowd began to depart thinking they had seen the Canadians treat their guests 10 q donghHut luncheon, such as WAS provided for them down the river week before. But II was mol to De. Manager Berhiaume's band de- eided they wanted little pie for des- 4erl and, although their best refused to furnish II, they got il themselves inc change for two singles md steal.
 Brennan was the busiest man in tue game. accepting F chances and miss- 4nR E Hogan also had business To at- tend 10 missing out of x. Govern auadf s good eatcli of a foul fly. Put nam played m exceptionally good game all around, Morse and Ga2ne ae- eersing some difficult chances without an effor, while Daigles hits in i times aip WAS The batting feature.
 The pitching of Magnan md Barry x as just ihc reverse 0f the game pfeYi- s1tis, for while the locals were banchiug tits HagHan kept the visitors hlts well scattered. and twice got out nf the ssthnse men on situation without q apn belng scored, which brought forth efvat applause.
 iu the nf.i inning Pufuam dilnt sisii she initiia bag.
 Tine visitors in theif hal proceeded 10 fll lhe ea5e- and Haufegna faas eot uoisy NcVenu famed but the mnn alelhnd dropped Inc ball threw wild, and ba Was safo Hogan and Raymond singled and the ea4es were fali ef some ahing besides sawdust Il was aefiiics ni situation for Bake but hc came ont alf Il without scratch. GndhDts hi 4 lilfle fly which Iikntte gathered ins sfoxerp' ! groan,iet to II, Magnan fef- a.ed Net eau al the plate: Iltennau WAS sip with three and two, he offered ii a low one and Il WAS all over
 The Gfess stepped into the aifship and ar they sailed Barry passed II. Magnan md Then caught him utl llfsi. n ih. seesa~ tbat followed Brennan shrew wild and he wns safe al second aia seand on hn fnlfn got thai sioe Fielding bs l.eaeh turtet. iis,a 'toaele AAxotte hit | gt8aldet which lnlaesae salaNied GHgae hit to tloenu vho 4hfea u The pl#te. 6ui GaArfn missed she ihfeA and faie aas safe. Marion 3eufea i5xofie silh I single otet yhorl, aad eas lafeed hs Morse al seeaad Dalgir earred eui ciean one over "a soaring tiaene, md Morse followed hlm home, htll would hasr been Al easY ont had not Govern agaia drop. ped the hail
 II went ike clock wetk for five tn. nings when Putnam broke in again Tate Fut line dti,r close ta the feta haR in Ieti. oaene, Marion and nai- gle singiesi and lhrec fnns ettSsed
 rhe ,isllafs ny this lime had gtNen sip hopes of the game, but were bent an scoring Mi hit ef nelse had eeme ffou Wauroas lhroats since the ihird h the ninth ihey stuck np their moses at any more Canadian sioughnuis and insisted en a change Leach singled and .leie Lameque hit one ou4 lo left n laok haa hound and l.eeeh croseed l.aoeqne went ie shird en passed tlll and seopd en f4hsn uA iu Nauon