Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
MiddIetOWn DoWned Stale Hospital
Tie dthe Score in the Fourth Masnam Played sensa- tional Game in the Otu6ed Sanders Featured at Bat

The State Hospital met with their sec- ond defeat of the season Thursday when they elashed bats against their old rivals. Middletown- The score was very handy with the willow and touch ed Hourigan up for 13 hits, four of which were for an extra base.
 Sanders, the visitors first sacker led in batting getting a double and three singles and on the bases he was es on Chase. Magman in the left garden pulled down some of the pret- tieSt catches seen on the field, cutting down the hit column considerably.
 Although the errors were few they were costly to the hospital, Silvia made two that were of the most cost ly nature.
 Right from the start sMiddletown went after the game hammer and tongs and had crossed Ia run before the local men had their eyes open and in the second inning scored two. But in the fourth Manager Chase's war r1orS came to and scored four runs. McGraw first up made single and took second on wild one, scored on Brogan'ss single, Hockenbrocht flied out, Corbett singled, advancing Bro gan to third who scored when Gau- dette dropped Agnew's throw. White singled to center scoring Corbett then ourigan doubled to left scoring White. With the ball In the pitchers hand HouTigan stole third. Grove grounded Gaudette to Sanders, making four runs.
 The visitors duplicated by scoring four runs and added one in the ninth. The score by innings:
 First Inning.
 Middletown-Gaude fouIed out 10 Grove, Corbin was an easy out on the Silva-Crowe route. Winch doubled and scored on Corkin's single, Sanders Hied out to White. One run
 Norwich-Silva flied out to Corbin, Grove singled, stole second and went to third on single by Chase. Mc- Graw got hit, Brogan and Hocken- brocht were easy outs.
 Second Inning.
 Mfddletown-Pitts singled, stole sec ond and went to third when Silva threw short on Agnew's grounder, Az new stole second and Magnam scored Pitts and Agnew on a single Corbin hfed out, Gaudette struck out Two runs.
 Norwich-Corbett struck out, White grounded Gaudette to Sanders, Houri- gan flied out to,Corbin.
 Third Inning.
 Middletown-Corbin doubled to left held, Winch flied out. Corbin grounded to Hourigan who threw to Silva who assisted McGraw in touching out Cor bin between second and third, Corbin stole second went to third on Sanders, single and Pitts struck out
 Norwich-Silya grounded out to Sanders, Grove was an easy out. Cor bin to Sanders and Chase struck out
 Fourth Inning.
 M1ddietown-Agnew singled to cen ter, Magnam grounded to McGraw. who threw out Agnew at second, Maenam out stealing second, Corbin easy out Brogan to Grove
 Norwich-McGraw singled over third and went to second when Corbin threw short to first, scored on Brogan's g single. Hockenbrocht flied out to Pitts Corbett singled sending Brogan to third, who scored when Gaudette drop- ped Agnew's throw, Corbett scored on Whites single to center. White SCOT ing on Hourigan's double to left SiI- va flied out to Pitts. Hourigan stole third, Grove. out. Gaudette to San ders. Four runs.
 Fifth Inning. $ dletown-G Gaudette flied ont to Hockenbrocht, Corbin was given a free pass, Winch also walked. Corbin