Putnam patriot., 1910-03-11
The World of spori4

All fhe teams tu tfsH k.MsfsfN tgfsifeGs ileAl league asfe represented at tbs nseeflaz h. @agfeeHa last sunday aaas3sf Esz8lis fep5eseate1 Pfauau The msei5nx Was called e. order gy Paesiaeat Reases 1ha following fsFs feeeniBllses gefe fseseHi Archie Mol leaf. JafgVitIs Thomas Aelifoeafs Jewett e8ty. Esiward aeBnie. Waafes gan Y. E. Clark. TH-YHlage Armand Ilzatle, Putnam. Daaie. osbsas North Gf0ssenofttale.
 Election Of officers then lock place This sas hmftnonioasiy conducted the office of seefetary Icing itle saIy one over which mote than one ballot was feqaifed. Edward 4. Sullivan Of Dan isison sas elected president Frank If. IoFdief of Putnam, secretary. Leon T. Wilson of Putbams treasurer. Three ballots were required ts determine ~ho should k secretary. John E. Beuoit of Taftyiile snd Mr. fefdieT each reeeiS- ing three votes ou the first two ballots. The votes for president and treasurer were also spill, Mir. Reeves and NIT Benoit both receiving endorsement fof the former ofiiee and Mr. Reeves for The latter 0tfser. All YeteN we're finally made unanimous
 To the retiring president nnani-
 soas vote of appreciation was passed, s.f .,z.4ss{ 4 s.. an able official. hr. Reeves in tetit. ing thanked iAe directors and reviewed some interesting incidents of his sso years a. president.
 is was agreed to stick to the atgame schedule this year. the fifsl game io es. played May sth.
 II was voted to authorize the pfesi- sieut 10 purchase u Iennani for Jewett saly sna b hase 1t in time for them to float ii ou lhe bfeexe ai their olratng game.
 There was considerable discussion Of the ali.home players proposition. The question was Jeff open for discussion al the next meeting.
 Al Lebanon, Saturday night, before large nnmbef oi spectators, kid VII. ksfson cf Lowell gol two falls oD Kid Santsont 'ocuf os Putnam, thus winning fhs purse. The Putnam boy secured Inc first fsll with au arm scissors in twenty minutes and after few min. wses resi- there was some lively work hs both sfestlers bat WiIkpfson show ed his elesefness by plnning the Put nam wrestler to the mat with full. nelson in nine ninuless and also got The lsst fail in la nlaules wsih a douuEe afm lock
 Allibagy lelg nothing ln he desired in their gAne Alth Putnam last Thurs. day nighi The alatimess say Il aas she ssesl game seen h town this season. The loeals began shosliag baskets as sss,n Us Ihr fifst whistle had blown aBd hat the visitors loeeins like stage stfnek amateurs for igs minutes, during \ hich lime Putnam succeesied in sesilng lead which they held throughout, the liuas seore being Put nam a0, MlllbuFs as sut after Mlli. bury made Their iltst basket they seemed transformed and went afteE Putnam in a manner thai furnished souse good sport for the spectators. ecyessl Hines u looked as fl they had fotnam nn ihe run but they would lake Taiis and oven one whatever advantage their opponents had for The momenl gained. Putnam MAS nine points ahead al the end of the fifst and second periods, and eight points ahead when The whistle blew. ilaskris were made as follows. Mathiea e, MArlaad !, Ilzoste {. napfe !. Hatlon 3, Hetee [, Daggans |, Hunt l. Fouls on Put. nam |, Millhus is.
 Putnam wen the first game of the Pntaam -Soulhhridse series. score sS 10 3s. in Hammond hail. Tuesday nlght, There wilt oe four mote games played to decide the championship between Massachusetts and Coaneesieut. The game was clean and fast and there Is much interest in the outeome of the series. The next game will be played In southbridge. The amateur game between (. A. (. second snd South bridge sccond resulted in . victory for the latter by scare of l3 to 6.
 Manager Gailnet of the Park theatre has gone to considerable expense 10 procure the pictures of fhe Johnson ketehelI mill. The sports will all waal 10 see this picture and get line on the champion of the world. Tho pictures viii K shown Friday and