Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
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IS hits and total Of % made by the Canadians in last Saturdays game with the Brownies in Dayviiie, and The Colts lost al that. Ii WAS through fielding and battery errors, and errors of judge ment, and most Of all, through lhe faggest exhlbtien ef base running imaginable, That prevented them ffan piling up twenty CT nfofe ftlus and winning the game. Tie Colts are sel- ling an enylable reputation fer heavy hitting, but the spot light should not be tuned upon some of the other qualities they have been displaying.
 Before another saturday folls around faere will doubtless be q shakcup in lhe team, and the moving Of Diott to fhe first slck Is being considered. This youngsters fielding and batting were one of The features In the last game. When Shaw eopped out hts great nipple and his two baggefs, biott was there with the goods each time To bring him over. Gngne was close for honofs with three with n total Of i've. Tatfo also played snappy game al second but fell off with the stick. The Brown. ies pumped them into their old male i.abclle and Joe did not show lo ad- vantage ns he missed five out oI nine chances.
 Bergsten of the Brownies WAS most Tn the lineliaht and covered lots of | rdlory. He seemed io be everywhere emitting down ouf chances,
 Every pitcher that took hand 9As batiesl freely. Bonin was touched for four singles bcfon the first inning was over Carey, ,alias Loi'ler, got oy the first inning safely but was landed on In the second and regularly thereafter. kcech was a cynch, three doubles and single being made oil him ia the sth. Three with n total of four WAS what Tatfo gol In the and 10th innings be was on Inc rubber
 Dayvilies first three men up got safclies and iiled the bases. Brooks hit to Tatro forcing Befgsten al the plate. One more single, two misJudg- ments, two fielding and two battery errors and Brownies had five runs q2 tea.
 Putnam closed up In the second. shaw walked, Gnane singled. fepin drew double, Page fumhied oti Bo- min, Talro's thifd strike was wild pitch and the result was three runs.
 A pass, single and sacrifice brought in Page in hayVille's half.
 Marion started the third with nice single and was caught mapping. shaw Asid down the longest line iit eNer seen es the grounds aud reached third, Diott singled him oNer.
 smith got on by egler of lsaeelle, siole seeond and scored an fenin 's wild thew b thifd.
 4o she nlh Putnam scored twice en thfee .oables ln succession and single.
 Their opponents went them one bei- sef on q passed ball, n single, aa eftof and a double So Il went up to the waghth when Putnam closed ap to sssshin one run.
 l.laotle flied, i.ahelle got n double ans Marion fanned. shaw pushed oat another double, niott singled, ssaesse put it to the road for two sacks. and, assisted hy wild throw by &eech, four men crossed.
 The score was ten to eleven in favor sf the Brownies when they came up in their hall. X single and double in. creased their lead 10 Two.
 rainam had landed so hard the pre- .ioas inntng that there was hopes of Sbeir repeating the stunt and taking .ae lead into their hands. pubruiel ~as up and filed out. Tatro singled and il looked good. He stiemped To steal on the first ball and was sa easy out. l4ixolie popped fis 10 Page and si was over.
 other games Sasundas. Mautegan 2, .aeNest City ?, Norwich raisNiile 2 .&aaem ei
 ghe Ramolefs met on the Andem's asu~sssall sleld al North tsfasNeuotdale ssan 5eeond team sot Putnam lasI SsskaarstAs afternoon and nearly met ~sgKa sseleat. The Patnam eoy~ kept thssf opponents on he hustle ,hroash- rva thc game. ssofe, RSmhssrs l. rai- nam $. Battery for Pasnam, Iaefess and i.aVinse. for Ranhlefs, Latase and Aletrss. struck out ns I.a1ose iS, hs t.AspsaS.
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