Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-11
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM
Moosup Loses Exciting came-scors
 to 8.

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 Putnam. Oct. s.-Pol Pettitt of the New York Giants hurling staff pitched Putnam to a 5 to 8 victory over Moosup on Morse field Saturday after noon. Two thousand fans, represent- Ing about every section of the real eastern part of Connecticut, watched the contest-and were generally agreed that it was the kind to be listed as really worth while, not particularly because Putnam won, although that was exceedingly gratifying to Putnam footers. but as much because it fur nished a lot of grand pastiming and cnered the. rooters an opportunity to see some of the performers from the biz show at work.
 There were representatives of four or i've different leagues in the lineup o. the two teams, the Putnam -ortfit having three GiantsAPerritt, Wendell, catching. Dyer. at third-Rnd another bis league diamond star covering first who. for good and sufficient reasons, is set down in the box score as ''Gra- ham He was quickly Identified. how ever. by some dyed-in-the-wool fans who have seen many games in the big circuits Paddy Green. with practically the regular Moosup team behind him, did the twirling for the visitors, and had been somewhat of a different story to chronicle. As 1t was, he passed seven men. enough to lose an average ball game in any old place or cline. This
 failing and two errors behind him shut the visitors out of a chance to hold Putnam to a low score, if not to do better
 The game was featured by a mum
 Der of rather spectacular plays and 1t
 was rather remarkable that while
 Mcosup could not seem to get to Per- ritt at all until the last third of the game, they finally managed to outhii Putnam by a margin of two safeties Perritt started off as did Green, in a
 manner to indicate the hanging up oi
 a strikeout record. He got six mer | by the whin route in the first three innings and a total of 1S during the
 game, but when they did get to hin
 In the seventh and eighth innings tho
 Visitors had the Putnam rooters wor.
 ried for minute as to just what wa, going to happen
 | Putnam got its first run in the sec. cnd inning when Dyer hit a fast l grpGnder which Rock fumbled. Dyer
 stole second and went to third on passed ball. scoring when Keeney sen in right field Incidentally, Mir. Keenel
 had very ambitious day with the willow, coming across with fine
 healthy two base wallop in the fourtl that sent Dyer and Graham home witt rIns. At this stage of the game twS | 1&4~Ae nGAC Oht anu NTEdudIn anu 0HSl had landed on the paths as the resul l of free passes from Green.
 Ferritt contributed fancy stunt il the seventh when he stole home, beint declared safe in a hair trigger decisicI at the plate. Catcher Murphy wa
 vociferous in his claim that Perrit had been touched out. but Umpire Me I Caulley waved him away. In the eightl Putnam got it's final run. Il With a series of hits and some rag ged baseball on the part of Putnam the visitors grabbed two runs in tn seventh and another in the eighth, bu Rcould not get enough steam in thei
 punch to tie up the score.
 For Moosup. Murphy and Houlihan-
 doing credit to their friends from Nor
 wicll and vicinity who were watchini the game--were there with the walloT
 each being credited with two bas
 hits. O'Neil of the visitors also man aged to get aboard with two safe ones
 The game was run off in jig time, al hour and 40 minutes being set dow
 as the playing time.
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