Putnam patriot., 1910-05-13

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 ToofteIlette Memorial High did mol allow 4 Woodstock Academy aH ia make Inc circuit la tbe game at North Gfos2enofdaIe Friday afternoon. The game VAS full of interest, T double play by Tourteilolie n ihe 7tb, when The bases were full, and another double play Inter in Inc game kept Wood stock ffem scoring.
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 The Eastern Connecticut League, sea- son 1910, opened Last Saturday A glance below sili shoW which teams slaflea in ihe afst and which in lbe second division Good ball was 7eea throughout tbe cifeuit and II iouks Hs though the season seuld be 4 lively one.
 Jewefl City, spiek and shaa In new green uniforms with orange trimmings, came to visit us and cafded home Inc game, after VI had led them all the way from the fih inning.
 Asa whole VI should say That Put nam showed up better than sas ex. peeted. Lcary caught a nice game and k hard worker, but did not de liver anything with his stick. Paul showed great form in spots sending twelve men to the bench by the strike out route, while at other times the Jews seemed to find him easy and punched their hits. Kenney showed well 1t first but hts young blood and rawness was evidenced in the ninth, when he threw over Lahelle's head in try to catch L'heureux. However, he looks like promising youngster and will do. Tatro wns not my here near form and missed two easy chances. Dupfe handled both Of luis chances clean and i4abeile played an effafiess game at third but hangs to his old habit of running into the ball and hitting low. This eust him four strike outs in live times up. IIzolte played nice game In the euiiieid getting two fentute catches, but mar. ring II somewhat with pnnky mun in the sth. Marion and Gagnc each looked good, the latter getting couple of good returns to the plate with a 1t. tle evidence of liking to hold the bali Zoo long. Jewett City played clean game with but one error. low throw by l. LfheareuN in The 4lh. Me found Bud Gefo hard and often at times and then again when hits meant runs there was nothing doing.
 There was q good attendance and nothing special To denote that 1t was an opening game, except that Mayor Macdonald threw in the new ball at just 3.so.
 Paul started in wild. He hit Ritchie, The lirst batter. smith eoppcd sim gle. He tried to sacrifice. lahelle WAS playing In close and the attempt resulted in little fly Just over his head A wild pitch advanced both runners and base on balls filled the bases. Another pass forced Rliehie over. r.. Ritehic grounded to Tatfo and while he Was fumhling smith and I.'beurcuN crossed. kall famed aud Blanehetie put a safely to 6agoe. N. Robertson tried t. seoss on Il but was thpsn out at the plate. Putnam didn't see first in their halt
 The visitors added another ii the second. There were two down when smith hil safe 1. Robertson grounded tn Tatro and for the second time he fnmhlesl. iiheateuN singled to night smith crossed and Robertson died in lis effort 10 follow.
 Putnam closed the gap by gelting thiee around in their half. ieats drew pass. This Was followed by ioar singles in succession and three men seampefed home.
 Me took the lead by setting another quarter Of dozen In tAe tth, aiiet there were two down. fatto started wilh a deuhle. An ernor ey l. .henreaN gave fl1olle life. Matloa's double cleated the sacks and Labelle's double brought Marion over.
 Jewett came within one of tieing in the 9th. L'heueux got nipple Co lelt. N Robertson dfew a pass and stole. Rails single brought them over.
 A single and nipple hs eagne in the 7th brought over Paul with ear last run.
 Putnam held them until the aih and then the champs ~ent aftef il. Paul was siill working the high ones and passcd up L'beunnx, F. Ntchie hit for two sacks, Rail got safety, Elan chctte sacrificed and oero slngled, and when tt was all over. JewegI was Two runs 10 the good.
 Paul ried to center, Gagne rolled II to first and Dupre was an easy third out st first, N Rilchie getting the AS. nixt.
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