Putnam patriot., 1915-08-13
NO 8
BASE BALL
Four Thousand People See Putnam Win m the h from O. Co., at Suh
 hiige Taking the Series With The Game
Special Carry Blows Way Through
 0 Hard Earned Victory

the End. Southhridge got man tu second Fryer hitting safe between cen. ter and left. He was thrown out by Larry at third when he tried to pur- loin the sack.
 Putnam got a man to third In the Si inning but couldn't bring him over. Gallagher famed and Santoni hit safe. L'Hereax whified and FaIlon eopped a single out between center and right putting Santoni on third. Fallou stole second. The throw was perfect but Charlie slid under Fryer and was safe. Gagnon was up with chance to bring the run over but was the third man Vernon retired on strikes in the inning.
 Cooney hit To Paige and it didn't look good when he purpesely put hts hand to Nestis face tn an attempt to make him drop the bali. He was ont, and few hisses were heard as he came te the bench Methtyre then hit for triple With only one down his team mates couldn't bring him over as both Gison and Vernon went out on flies.
 Putnam didn't get a smell in the 4th although they got man on through Gommette's tumble. fSouthbridge add ed another in their half Dickinson started with Il double and went up to third on Gallagherls wild throw to sec ond. Gladu brought him In with a single between short and third. Score 80. Cold ehiIls were running up and down the backs of Putnam fans.
 There was some noise when Putnam Lied the score III the 5th with two men down. They got to Nernen in fine style. Gallagher was ar easy olt at first. Santoni hit safe and l. L'Hereux followed suit. Santoni took big lead and Gilson made great throw to sec- ond and caught him oil the bag with inches to spare. FalIon was up. He threw himself into It for couple of sacks to left field and L'Hereux seor- ed. Gagnon hit to short and Cooney made wild throw which let Fallon cross the platter and Gagnon down to second. A wild pitch put him on third and paige's single brought in the tieing run. Mclean was the third out Tt first -onthnrtdge didnft See l first In their hall. Score g
 In the bth Putnam took the lead and you should have seen Manager l Teddy. He produced roll that would l have ehoked an elephant and soon had Il scattered about in safe hands on tho
 possibilities he saw n bis pets. Bush- nelis went out short to first and then
 Mckenzte contributed hit between
 left und center. GalIagher hit to short forcing Mckenzie at second, Again there were two down aHd Gallagher on first. Santoni and 1 Hereux deliver ed singles hnd the run crossed. Score I3. Eallon drew pass and the bases were full and 1t looked good for more runs Santoni was on third and in his enthusiasm Larry, who WAS on the coaching line, put his hand on hts shoulder and Conway called him out. It was t sad ending.
 Putnam couldn't hold the lend as l Southbridge evened it up in their half | when Vernon was given life by Me- 1 kenzieis inexcusible error only to be forced out at second by Dickinson's $ 1 grounder to Ssntoni. wild pitch 1 and a passed ball let Dickinson around
 to third and Gladus double brought
 him over. Score A..
 | Putnam didn't get man on In the 1 7th. Gagnon dumped 1t down the first base line and Vernon made a great
 assist that got nim at first. Paige and Mclean went out on foul flies.
 Southbridge wrested the lead away again in their haif. Cooney lined 1t to
 left for double. MeIntyre was the
 first out while Cooney took third Gil-
 son hit an easy grounder to Sanioni. l Cooney took n chance and tried to score but was thrown out at the rub. Der. Lavoie then hit grounder that
 Paige let go through him. Fallon fieded lbe bali and heaved 1t into the
 crowd at third while Gilson beat 1t for i the plate for run. Score I.
 n.s...x. x.ys.stf I. Jg .faaI fx. 4F,..I. rs vals staying in the lead and closed up
 the gap in the Stu. Bushnels hit safe l to right. Mckenzie sacrificed him to
 second and Gaiiagner's double to right 1 brought the tieiDg run across Score | 5-5. X double play WAS contributed when Fryer made the most spectacular
 one. hand catch of the game oil San 1 toni doubling Gallagher at first. SouthbFidge didn't see first in their 1 half Bnshneils had been hit freely l but al this stage Of the game was mix 1 ing them up in grand style and was
 proving very effective.
 And so 1t went through the 9th and 1 10th. Neither side looked dangerous l through these two innings.
 Then came the lucky Huh. Galiag- her started things with a single be- tween short and second. Santoni tried to sacrifice and GilsOn made throw to second which should have put tsal- lagher ont but Fryer dropped the ball. Liereux, who was getting on te Yer non, hit for double scoring Gallagher, and -anloni took third. Fali0n hil to
 Vernon and Santoni was caught be- tween third and home and run down, but T. Hereux took third on the play and was lhefe wit9 only one gone Gag- non hit out a sacrifice fly 10 center anu L7Hereux came in. Paige was the Inst 0ul en strikes. Score, Putnam !, southbridge ,.
 | was down t0 .the last chance for the home team and the fans were
 praying that they do something but the prayers went unanswered. Bsssh- nelIs was using ! cross fire and chang . of pace He famed Johnson, who bal- ! ted for Gommelle. Cooney rolled it
 down the liFsf Dase line to MeIofmiek- ] Mcintyre hIE lo light for couple of
 sacks. Aith two down thls didn't look dangerous. Gilson cracked out 6 fly 10 Gallagher and he had the l honor of closing the game and the greatest series of ball ever played in this section on catch thai carried great responsibility.