Putnam patriot., 1909-06-04

l hitst j Johnson. atro, HtNhfu. lns nings pitched, Rivafd 2. Smith i, C. i Johnson !. Hits off Risard <, Smith ! 2, C. Johnson 2 Struck out by Ri- l vard i. .Base on balls. Rivafd I. Smith l :. Hit by C. Johnson, Gagne. Wild 1 Eabeiie, Marion :, Diott Z, Aueoin, Mareustry, todaife. Double play, l Marcustfy, Carlson to Aucoin. Time i .b5. Umpire White. Attendance sO0. AFTERNOON aAME l ThefeIwas q good number of fans who followed the team up the river. l and they expected to see their team l bring home the game. In this they
 were disappointed, but they were ] treated To q fine exhibition Of the na-
 tianAi game and came home well salis. 1 fled.
 Il took eleven hard fought innings l ta win the gane, and both teams dis. puted every inch of the way. Right 1 here II might he said that the best fea.
 ture Of the whole days sport was the
 fact that these old rivals played their
 twenty innings without any kicking, Il
 thing unusual, and deneting that the
 men are alive to the fact that the un-
 plfe's word is law, and that the spec
 tatoIs do mol pay their money To sit
 and listen te conversation.
 Putnam lost first, through inability
 ta hit peloqain hen hts meant runs.
 In the first with a man on third and
 second and none down, there was
 nothing doing. And In the eighth and
 ninth with man on second and none
 oat they could net adSan him. See
 ond, the crucial point of the game WIS ', 6,agne's tumble off Godefre. W hen prop. CT fielding would have made him the third out, two runs crossing on the
 next battef's single.
 RiNard started in with plenty ol U steam and kept II up wonderfully well . but he began to show the strain in tht . tenth, and In the eleventh with twe men gone, allowed three singles in sue cession, filling the bases. Frappie was up. There were two strikes ane
 two balls. He had to put Il over o V force In run. ffappier put II eleat It io right garden, and the winning TUT = eros sed,
 V rairo had but just taken his position ' al the plate when he found II, and i ' went to the river fur two sacks. u
 xotte put one to Frappier. He helde, ! too slow for the splinter, and on tn e next ball pitched LiAotte was on see II end and Tatfe on third, and non gone. Peloquin famed i.aheile an' U Dnbriei Shaw was up and II lookc' ie good, but the best that he could ge ', was fly that feloquin caught. ' Andem was more fortunate. Nitl ~ one gone ftappier walked Marcustf' :" singled hun to third, taking second oi 'e the fetum. todeffe lined it io rish garden for safety, and both met " cfossed
 . The Colts go, n man around In tn
 second. Gaene walked and stole, ki - Xard lifted Il into the drink for acanpl - and ,.agne crossed
 - The Canadians took the lead In In iaaflh- Gaene hil to ffappier. H. U taiew wiid which let Gagae to second V Carlson fHmAed repias ground hit
 and with a steal we again had a mat : on second aad thrd and none gone - RiVat,i was ap and sent a safe ground ' CT to right scoring the two pfeeedinl
 runners. ratro filed to Mareustry auc
 ldsolle hit to roloquin forcing RiSare
 al second.
 . The Andies eNened up in the ilfth
 There were two gone when Marcustr,
 drew pass and eagne fumhled oil Co
 ,ietre. u Johnson 's tong drive 10 cen Ter brought in the tieing runs.
 Putnam got three men as far as sec
 ond in the remaining innings, but Cs eeloquin was as fresh as daisy and F opened the lever wide, and the Colts couldn't touch him 10 bring them over
 Putnsm's battery on the other hand n had been doing steady service far near. Il ls four hours and began to show It. n rhe Putnam followers realized the stt
 uaiion and were with them in every ' move.
 n h the eighth GaGne shut of s run
 hs running catch oii Carlson when
 there uas man an third
 c Andsm een ta the eleventh on foul : successive singles There were twg \ gone and tAe eases clear when II start | esi. nien aad reioqaia slaglei is ' neht Aslcela iii SieN one tew sgds v. talfd. l2iA ard knocked Il down with q his gloNea aand, but eanlsln rece4el [ Il ln time e make the ont. FFAnpssl was eH wtsA tne strikes and two balls
 II pas ssp sa iRlyard ga nal il over o' [ take chances U pa>Sing him and toFci ]. ine in aa. FHappleg had not eogs < neeied saleiy during the game, hai Il 0 was Putnam misfortune and the An ' .ienas great fortune that he sla se now ] fSisar.l tossed hin goed one. and hs ' put tt out u s.ghy garden where hi, i predeepssofs had planicd three hcgef, 9 him. and nioa came o.es with ihs , winning tan.