Putnam patriot., 1915-07-30

 bring it over Vernon was an easy out at first and Johnson lined out single 10 right. lie tried out Larryis arm but the old war horse threw him out bv mile. Gladu drew pass and Pleau singled him to second, but White closed the inning by flaming COoney.
 In the 8-d Fallon reached the last sack towards home with none down, but his team mates couldn't bring him over. He hst safe to left and a wild throw Co first jet him over 10 5rd. irV- ing vas easy at first, Mccormick fan. ned and the best Mclean could offer was an easy one tU short and the chance was gone.
 In the 4th neither side looked like 0 n.
 In the 9th Putnam went out in or der. although Lavoie's great catch of Paige, robbed that gentlemen Of hif.
 Souihbridge again dumped it the lead in their half Cooney famed and Dfekerson hit high 1V between ceu- Ter and right. lt was l. Hefeux's ball bat iF sllon ran for it and they lei t drop between them in one of thnse heart rendinp errors of judgment. Gi . son made the second out at first Ln. Vale bit a high fly 10 eft and Gallaz- har tumbled all over himself in an ef- fort to reach it and he and the ball both landed safe on the rough field while DckeTson scored. @outhbridRe rooters were wild with excitement as their team again took the lead and were up in the air shouting like In- dinns.
 Nothing Of moment happened in the 9th but when Putnam reRained their lost ground and took the lead for the first time in the 7th the Royal Rootefs from the old Nutmeg state almost stood on their heads with joy. Gal. iaRher started it by flaming. Paige lain down a safety by second. Cannon tried te sacrifice Having down bunt To Vernon which he threw wild letting Paige around 10 third. Gagnon stole second on the first ball pitched. Gilson made the throw to catch him and Paige dashed for the plate. Johnson returned the ball to catch Paige but threw way over Gtlson's head and GHgnon followed Paige home Score ,.
 Southbrdge evcned up in their half and il was fhc cue for their supporters tn go wild while Putnam's ro0ters sat and listened Cooney was the first man up and cracked out corking triple deep in left field. fDickerson dumped it down in front Of the piate. Mclean picked it up and threw to first and Co0ney was safe on close de. cision, Leddy making q neat return. LHFEy thought the ball was foul and talked it over with Conway. This ended the scoring for the inning 8.3.
 The score remained s during the sth and extra innings were being talk ed of When Putnam succeeded in getting man around ia the 9th IL looked as if the game would end right there. Paige sturted with a safe one through short GaRnou went oHt on a foul fly Falion hit to thifd and Paige would have been out ifJohnson hadn't dropped the throw at second. Irving hit sefe between first and second and Paige scored. Irving rencheds second on the return and stole third but died there as Leddy went out short to first.
 Everyone was in the air when South bridge came to bat Putnam WAS making as much noise as the Bay Stale footers although greatly outnumbered.
 Putnam was yelling to keep South bridge from scoring while Souihbndge was yelling to help bring man across. Nothing could be heard above the con stant din. Dickerson famed and Put nam yelled while Southbidge groaned Then Gilson hit safe and Southbfidge yelled while Putnam gronned. Lavoie 1 lined out clean double to left field and SouthbridAe went wild while Gil. 1 son came over with the tieiHg run 1 | With Lavoie on second hit meant q run and the game. White tiehtened up and worked his head off getting 1 Commette on strikes. Vernon popped up an easy one 10 LeddY and the ten. | sity was over.
 | Putnam didn't get man on in the 1 10th. Southbridge got as Tar as see ond when Gladu hit to Paige Whe i juggled and threw wild to first. Bul l there was one down and the next two were easy outs on flies.
 Then came the llth. j Ryan hit te | NefnHn, who threw him out at lirst 1 Paige got in another dandy wallop but l Plenu robbed him of hit by gathering 1 1t in. With two down tthe chances 1 looked slim. Then the uncertainty o 1 the National game was evidenced
 when Pleau, who had just made q fine catch, dropped an easy one of Gagnon l \ wild pueh advanced Gagnon to see oud. CbarIc F ,llon was up. He hi
 at one and missed. Then he made [ l foul kAerNonc Was breathless wher | the next bali wa, pitched. The olC | Cap WHs right there and the ctack o l his bat that sent a seorehing double te l left 6n which Gagnon scored whAl l proved to be the winning run will ge 1 down in history ot base bali in the it l tie city over the line. Irving ciaset 1 the inning by fly to second. Score | Putnam 6, S5Htaafidge |.
 Could Southbudge repeat their 9It 1 inning stunt and tie the score2 Fheil supporters, or at least some of them | thought 1t wHs impossible, as they be gan To leave. White was putnue every ounce of strength behind hi'
 shoots. Dickerson popped up iittl, | fly to Irving. Giison hit to Psig, who threw him out to first. Lavoit
 WAS up and popped mp Fl little foul flA back towards the grand stand. 0l6 l Larry, slow of motion, went after il
 and the ball nestled snugly in his hil
 init and the greatest game seen io l many a day in this section Of tht i country was over.
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