Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-06
BLANK FOR coLLiNsvlLLE.
Half Thousand Delighted Fans Watch
Colts Win from Visitors, SO.

Upwards of five hundred highly ex-
cited and enthusiastic baseball fans
gathered on Windham field and saw
the Colts, the leaders of the Connecti-
cut baseball association, take the
measure of the Colinsville nine Labor
day afternoon in fashion that was
thoroughly approved by the crowd gen.
orally by giving the much touted play
ers from the inland borough a shutout
to the tune of SO.
pill in grand style and clouted out
eight nice safe hits off the wonderful
Kid Renneault, so-called boy wonder,
and forced him out to left field after
one down in the eighth and q homer
by Campion over the left field fence
by the way. the first in that spot this
season-and a nice single had been
made off him in that inning, in favor
of Olson. who had been playing in the
left garden.
Mayor Dunn announced that Cam
pion would be given a box of Major
cigars for putting the leather over the
long fence.
Harris was on the firing line for the
Colts and was ably supported by
O'Donnell, VINO was catching with
several badly crippled fingers
Harris was nearly the whole cheese
in the pitching line and famed seven
teen batsmen, establishing a new rec
ord hereabouts for the season, and
kept Collinsvilla down to two hits both
made by Renneault the visitors pitch
err. one of which was a sort of a
scratch
Petrick was the candy kid in batting.
connecting for three hits out of four
times up, the second one that he made
being two sacker driving in two men
ahead of him. He was called out in
the fifth inning after lashing out a fine
two Dagger for not touching first base.
ODonnell also hit well. getting two
nice ones. Sulklvans hit scored Moo
nan, who had drawn a pass, and was
sacrificed to second by Nichols. This
was in the sixth, and then came Pet
ricks fine two Dagger, scoring Cam
pion, who reached first on balls, and
Sullivan.
Renneault had pretty fair control for
five innings, but then the swatters be-
gan to get to him, as his wide out was
practically the only thing he had aside
from a glove and a motion that fooled
some a trihe. Olson allowed two men
to walk, forcing/ the second run for
the eighth inning after Campion's
homer, and Harris reached first on a
flelder's choice, Petrfck being caught
at the plate, making the second out.
Noonan grounded TO Lambert and Will
l1mantic's end of 1t was over. The
first two men for ColhnsviIIe famed
and the catcher then sent a foul fly TO
Campion, who pulled it down, retiring
the side.
There has not been game played on
the field this season that was SO in
teresting in many respects and the
crowd was greatly excited all the way.
Collinsville looked dangerous in the
sixth, but Harris was equal to the oc-
casion. Renneault, first up, drove a
two Dagger over the right field fence.
Schildge reached first on Cam pion's err
ror. Dunn struck out. CroWther reach
ed first on another error by Campion
and the bases were filed up. There
was intense excitement. Curry and
Olson. the next two up, could at best
pound air only and walked back to tha
bench by the strikeout route. Harris
was cheered to the echo He certainly
pitched q wonderful game and deserves
great credit for the victory that was
earned by the Colts.
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