Connecticut western news., 1909-08-26

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 Sharon-CornwaIl Ball Game.
 In five inning game of ball played at the Kirby athletic field last Friday afternoon, Sharon defeated Cornwall Bridge by score of to 1. They were materially helped to their victory by the errors of the Cornwall team. Neither pitcher had very good support and most of the runs Were not earned. McCabe, for Sharon, was not up to his Fourth of July form, but had his out-drop break ing we'll, and badly fooled some of Cornwall's sluggers' Trumbull started to pitch the game for Cornwall, but was later replaced by Brastow, who showed much better form. A detailed account of the game, written by John Wakeman | follows:
 First Inning-Cornwall- started the game by getting free pass to first, vie, the four ball route; McCabe, who was little wild, plugged McKenlla ill the ribs with a pitched ball, forcing Craig to second; Brastow bunted and with nobody covering third base, all the runners were safe; Trumbull lined right into the first baseman' s hands and Banks doubled Braston, who could not get back to the bag in time; Banks also attended to 0. Breen's pop fly, making three out and getting out of bad hole; no runs.
 Sharon-Eggleston got his base on balls; the Cornwall third baseman made a pretty running catch of Deming foul; Eggleston stole second, the baseman muffing thescatchers throw, which was good one; Knight hit to the short stop and was thrown out at first; Pitcher hit over the center flelder's head for three bags, but was called out for cut ting first base. No runs.
 ] Second Inning-Deming and Banks attended to H. Breen and Cole. "Grampa" Kennedy hit to Eggleston, who stumbled; but recovered ill time to throw out the battery; no runs.
 Sharon-Bill Klebes doubled to the right field fence; the catcher got under Banks high foul; Roy Klebes out, shortstopped to first, W. Klebes going to third on the play; McCabe was thrown out by the pitcher; no runs.
 Third inning,-Cornwall- Chapman famed on an out-drop. Craig doubled to left centre; McKenna slugged a long single to right, scoring Craig; Barssow forced McKenna, Pitcher to Deming and Pitcher got under Trumbull's sky scraping foul for the third out; 1 run.
 Sharon-Frank's pop fly was a cinch for the shortstop; Eggleston's grounder was equally easy for the pitcher, who threw the hit out; Deming pounded out long hit that was foul by inches, and then walked The third baseman fumbled Knights hit and the runuer was safe, Deming taking second; Pitcher got his second long hit of the game, a two -bagger to right, on which both Deming and Knight crossed the plate; w. Klsbes hit in front of the plate and was thrown out by the catcher; runs.
 Fourth inning-Oornwall- ll-Deming and Franks stood and watched c. Breen s fly balls safe between them, and the hit was for two bases; Eggleston fum- { bled H. Breen's hit and the runner was safe, c. Brsen going to third; H. Breen started for second and arrived there safely; c. Breen also got to the home plate all right, while the Sharon infield- CTS were amusing themselves by tossing the ball around a little; During their exhibition. H. Breen reached third, and a minute later scored, while Knight was throwing out; Kennedy was hit with a pitched ball and took his base; McCabe caught Chapmans' s pop fly and doubled Kennedy off first; runs.
 Sharon-Banks walked and stole second; R. Klebes singled; Banks going to third: R. Klebes stole second; Banks seemed to be anchored on third and made no effort to score, although the catcher threw to second, trying to catch Klebes; The third baseman made another nice catch of McCabe's foul; Franks was out, Shortstop to third, and the first baseman's quick return to the catcher caught Banks, who really tried to score; No runs.
 Fifth inning -Cornwall-Cra1g's fly was right into R. Klebes hands; McKenna famed; Bartram banged out home run to right field; the Sharon players were very slow ill re- turning this ball, as they should at least have held the runner at third; Trum- bull struck out; run.
 Sharon-Eggleston lined pretty sin gle over second; he stole second and third, the catcher making a high throw trying to catch him; Deming walked and promptly stole second; Knight sin. gled through short, scoring Eggleston and Deming, Knight taking second on the throw in; Pitcher got a base on balls; w. Klebes swung like a gate and