Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

 Ger. for some lg9 fans turned out al North fTosVenofdale Saturday after. noon to see fhe aaad sns and Andens do sparkling diamond turn. They had theiF fgndest hopes realized, fof they heard all kinds Of yelling, many varieties of Joshing, plenty of knock ing. saw lot ef clever base ball. and were kept 10 a high pitch of excite. ment f0f iii hour shd thirty eight min nles, all however being good naluted and orderly.
 Barnaele turned ont some more Of that same assortment df cinssy box work tbat hn. given him q Teeore Of three shutauts in three games piicbed in our pony league. His support was gilt edged, fatro covering himself with glory by the way he covered the sec oDd cushion.
 ey feioquin iaiso pitched good game, but his support developed weak spots that added two runs To the score. The Canadians earned tie other two fans by pounding the leather to vafi. ous corners of the Iot.
 Cmpiie Mohariy had hand pfopo- efiion but was apparently master ef The situation aIi the way through mpst of the fault finding coming ffom the hieaehefs.
 Down in 1ewetf City Inc crippled Nanregan feam went down before the hame team, ihlls leaving Putnam and Jewell City still ina lie for the eovet. ed first place
 The Canadians slid Into the lead and the game, III ihe very first inning. Ia tfo saatled ihe second ball pitched to the rail road tracks for two sacks. Di cite famed. Labeile put Ii single by third. Aucoin let IL go through his legs and Tatro scored, the Captain talk Ing second. Marion flied to third. shaw hii to Frappier, who did jng- giing stunt, giving Shaw life. shaw sfnrted for second on the first ball, and Dion had the bali there in time to make the out, but Mafeustry, In all his war paint, dropped if, and Labelle seampefed in with a run that was a gift.
 With two down Mafcustfy was hit and stole, in the Andems half but Ta- tfo made a swell stop of Coeierfe and he got no further.
 Putnam went out in order, but An. dem got TWO men on In the next. La belle spoiled the Canadian's clean rec ord by fumbling Aucainis groundet ]. Johnson singled him to second They both waited in vain for some. thing to happen to advance them, bul il was not forthcoming.
 In the 2d, Sa, ith, and 6th, not n Canadian saw first. In the fifth An. dem made il good start, getting tive singles with none down. With man on first and second and none out the lo- cal fans had visions, but they were OH. ly visions, for Barnie famed the neN two, and the third was an easy fly to keech.
 Putnam drew their last two In the sixth. fatro lined single over Erap. piers head, and then frappiet missed Diotte's bounding grounder, but Tate had been thrown out trying 10 stenl with none out; l4ahelle's double over center pull ptotle on third, and Mar ions single thFouga thlrd scored both runs. Marion tried to steal third. hut was an easy out, shaw put an easy gfounder through Ffappief- The gen. licnan took en his glove and walked 10 ihe bench in discouraged frame of mind, but hls team mates eheered him mp and he tetufned ie the game i. There was nothing doing the rest of way, and the oeii and scoFe board only showed signs of fntnan's work when lhe iast man filed uai to niotte