Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
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BASE BALL
Over @ People Crowd Morse Ball Ground and See uhdge Take Second
 Game of Series
With Score to The Bases Full And Only One Down In The au Putnam Was
 pOwerleS Before Vernon

 right between his legs. On the first ball pitched Larry took too much Of a lead and Gilson threw to first and caught him mapping. Irving whiffed and the hoodoo showed it was still hanging around Paige when Diekin- son made a wonderful one hand catch on the edge of the crowd In center that robbed him of hit and ended the in- ming.
 In ithe third Mcintyre hit safe to right. lGilson sacrificed him 10 sec. oud, White getting the assist. Rock dumped it down to White who threw to third getting Mcintyre between the bases and he was puttout by Gagnon.
 Rock tried out Larry's nr,n. The throw should have caught him at sec ond but Gagnen was tee anxious to tag him and dropped 'the hall. Yer non was the third out on fly to Fal- lon.
 Putnam didn't get smell. MeCor- mick flied to Commette and LiHer- eux and White famed.
 The fourth was the only inning in which the visitors did not get man on Johnson hit to Paige for an easy out Gladu hit hot line drive to short center and Fallon made another nice catch. Commette went downson strikes.
 Falon started Putnams half with ! single between third and short and 1t l looked good, Gagnon tried to sacri- | flee hut popped an easy fly to Vernon. l Houlihnn hit down the first base line l for the second out and Charlie went to second. Larry was up. A hit meant q run. Vernon used his head and pur- posely gave him his walking ticket irving dumped il down in front of the plate and Gison threw him out. In the fifth, after Dickinson was thrown out at first by White, Cooney copped single that rolled right over second base. He had the honor of be- | ing the first man to steal on Larry, the | throw being wide. Mcintyre popped up n high fly to L'Hereux. Cooney | ran half way to third as IL looked as IL | Putnnmis left fielder wouldn't get un-
 der il. He did and made the throw to second and from the bench 1t looked | liked like a clean double piay, but Con- l way was behind the bat where It was
 hard to judge the play and called Me l lnlyfe safe. No harm resulted hs 9il- | son wns m easy thifd out Irving ia Mccormick.
 1 Putnam didn't vel man on. For 1 the second time Paige Was robbed cl q l hit. This time Johnson made the | catch with one hand in right iieiu. | Met'ormick hit liner which vernon caught and L'lierenx flied to short, | In the sixth Southbfidge got Il man | to third but couldn't bring him over. i Rock started with single through second. Vernon flied to iallon. John-
 son hit to right and Heuiihan threw | him out at first while Rock took sec | ond. Gladu hit safe one to the wall 1 Rock taking third. Commette hit to the crowd in right, ,but Houihan saw 1 ed the run by picking IL from the tops | of their heads, closing the inning. | For Putnam, White went out Yer
 non to Mcintyre. Gladu made nice
 catch of Falon's short hit to lelt. | Gagnon lined out clean one to center l for two sacks, but the inning closed
 when Houlihan hit an easy one Tor
 Rock to handle.
 In the seventhSoutabridge made the | rounds for the second time. Dickinson
 hit near second bag. Paige made
 nice stop but spoiled it by wiid
 throw to first which gave the runner
 second. Cooney hit to White and ne
 decided to try for Dickinson who ran | to third, but was too late. mclntyre 1 hit,to Paige. Dickinson, started Tor
  not return the ball to Larry io catch him and while Gagnon held the pill l Dickinson scored. Score 2-O. GilSon l mt 4 Texas leaguer to left and Mcln- l tyre toox second. Rock hit to Irving, i who fumbied and threw to hfst- Mc-
 Intyre tried to score on the throw but | Alcf,otuick threw him out at the pan.
 Vernon hit safe to the crowd in right
 and Gilson took third but died there AS Johnson hit to White for m easy out
 at first.
 | Putnam again went out in order.
 Mclean flied to Rock, Irving flied to Commette and Paige was out Rock to | Mcintyre.
 In the eighth Soushbridge annexed | their last run. The Bay Staters were getting 10 White with too much Ire i gueney to suit the crowd Giadu hit
 10 short left and turned it into q dou- | bie by fast base running. Commette | flied to Gagnon and then Paige funi-
 bied Eickinson's grounder with plen- ty of time to cntch Gladu at third if | the play had been clean. tooney hit hot one that looked like sure single. l poipe made wonderful back hand | ston getting him at first but Gladn seored Mcintyre singled to the wall and Dickinson took third. Another nm was imminent but White downed | Gilson on strikes for the third out. For seven Innings Vernon had been holding Putnam down in the hit de- partment. They had made one in the 1 fourth and one in the sixth In the eighth they got 10 bisn and their fri run resulted. Iseddy went in in place of Met 'ormick and immediately sent the ball to the right field for double. I.ifierenx famed. White drove the ball over the canvas and over Church street and i.eddy came in with Put nanl's first run and Putnam rooteFs
 regAined their oozing courage. Falion sent safe one through short that put l White on third. talion stole the sec l ona suck White stood on third watch 1 ing the play instead of breaking for
 the plate on the throw and started ta ! score after Rock had the bail ani Was Of course out hy mile. 1t was poor exhibition of base running and nude the crowd groan. Gagnon went out l pitcher to first.
 southbridge again looked dangerous in the ninth. Paige snEde nice one hand stop getting Rock at nrst. yer. non flied to Fallon. Johnson stepped into il for single and Giadu's double in inc crowd that Fallon tried to eaten
 while hurdling spectators put nim on third. ,Commette couldn't deliver .