Putnam patriot., 1909-06-25
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THEY SAY:


 THEY SAY;
 That the nianagers's smile came off
 That 1t Is To be hoped Roy will get what he wanls.
 That il looked for 4 while as If the umpire question would not be trouble. some this year.
 That Day4iile wasn't satisfied with While.
 That Danny Murphy ought to put ginger Into DaYsiiIe
 That the spfained wrist that Mike Briscoll got in Putnam kept him out of Saturdays Waaregan batting or- der.
 That pepin spent sunday afternoon on Main street.
 Thai MT. C. A. Hammond sent box ef cigars to the bench on which was written: aPuinam boys, Give it 10 em. c. A. H.
 That the tBeysr must have thought he meant the game.
 That the friction in Jewett City was noticeable when some of the crowd be- gan yelling "Sore Heads. ]"
 That Jewett City was retired with five pitched balls in the 5th.
 That we had chance to see foot race before the game. That ID ,tsa.l .,xiaa.l tta ouY That Shaw left the ear at the fair ground switch and went back for his glasses. That this was bad start for the afternoon. That Moore's Moorish dance in the l ith, when he had three balls and ne strikes, didn [ save him from a strike out.
 That Rivard got : straight strike. outs in the second.
 That Jeweit City got three straight doubles to make up for il In the third
 That they think Andem has the fastest team ever In Jewett City.
 That the auto party started for home in the seventh.
 That someiof the rest of us would have liked to,
 That Farley arrived home Tuesday morning.
 That he brought bat that was pre- f sl f.,h ha hA iati | has ie hits in il but he got seven oi them out of it in four games.
 That there wasn't much noise conn ing home.
 That no one felt like stopping al Nildwood
 That dinnlng ear would have done good business.
 That our old friend Henry Mofin caught ief TaflNilie. I That Cassidy did mol pitch for the Hrew nle> as rumoted.
 That Robertson got spiked aeei- dentally in the Eth.
 That there should he rule to pro hibit sliding feet IlrsI.
 That after practice there Is some times q track meet
 That Raill's two stolen bases should be credited te the lump.
 That he was a real "RubN Roy.
 That We are in tie for third place.
 That We are also tied for last place
 That the ghost walks after every game.
 That base ball talk is only whisper ed this week.
 That those three doubles did not drop where Marion thought they would,
 That Jewett CiS's ground rule Is hard on visitors
 That shaw yo, the prize for the longest throw.
 That there were some close seconds
 That Dlotte lust missed making s home san on tsseF's wild one, That Inc Putnam roughs, with Pete Magnan on the rubber, were defeated al NcehanlesNille Saturday tol. That the defeat was due to poor sup port amt the aisense ei Louis. That high balls are te be cut out if j lAe tut0W.
 That the man ager WAS giving ihs ; iiel,ieFs q pefsDnal illustration og hQs te chase ilies Hassgiay night. Thst Manager Magnan. worked , lnp precipitation eassing 10 the in- field. That he C \. |. -~scaad have re- orranlxed with streng team and ~lal play sae.s irss game against the Mil l iiamssille on Saturday. July Sid on the ew grounds. Battery for Putnam AonIn and Farley. For Milllamseille Met'a and tslIesrec.