Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26
N. F. A. WINS NO RUN, NO HIT GAME

w. Meek, the Academy slab artist, hurled a remarkable game against the strong Bartlett High team of Webster. Saturday afternoon on the campus, shutting them out without the senab lance of a run or a hit. Of the 2S bat ters that faced him not one reached third base and only five succeeded in reaching first, two of them getting there on passes. Hats off to Mike" Meek.
 But some of the credit should go to his teammates, who supported him like big leaguers. mailing some hard ones, and hitting in fine style. They are beginning to show the results of Coach McKay's efforts and it looks bad for Bulkeley and the rest of the teams remaining on the schedule. It seems as though the fans should back up the boys a little more instead of roasting them when they lose game or two. In every city but Norwich the specta tors root their heads off for the school teams and this puts a lot of confidence into the youths.
 Hull and Capt. Counihan played well for N. F'. A.. the former making a spectacular steal of the fourth base with speed and accuracy. Hector Mul- cahy also ensnared several high flies with his wonted nonchalance.
 The Massachusetts boys were T clean bunch of youngsters and did not register a single kick against the de- cisions of the umpire. which Is a rare thing in baseball. But it generally takes a little hitting along with good sportsmanship to win games and there wasn't a hit in the crowd.
 They all fielded pretty well except La Bonte, the porous shortstop. He made only three errors because that's all that came his way, but he's am bilious.
 With their confidence and pep fully restored the Red and White aggrega- ton should make short work of the Shore Line Electric team this after noon, at which time they meet for the second game of their series. The carmen are out for blood this time and would give up their jobs in re- turn for the honor of beating the high school boys.
 First Inning. First half-Russack flied out to Mul- cahy. kleczka went out. Hull to Bras i sil. Ralf out to Brassil, No runs, Last half-Hull out Evans to Red litz. Whitney out. Russack to Dedlitz Ringland flied to Bazinet. No runs Second Inning. First half-Evans flied out to Null cahy Redlitz famed. LaBonte out ! Hull to BraSsil. No runs. | Last half-Counihan out, Russack tc 1 Redlitz. Keenan doubled to left. Mo Nally reached first on La Bonte's er-
 TOT, Keenan taking third. McNally stole second. Mulcahy famed. Kee- nan and McNally scored on Evans CT TOT of Brassils grounder. Brassi i stole second and scored on Meek's sin l gle to right. Meek stole. Hull out tc Bazinet. Three rms. a
 Third Inning. l First half-Bazinet walked but wen out, Hull to Ringland on Racicot'. i grounder Racicot and Brenner ou
 on a fast double play. Whitney to Hull ] to Brassil. No runs.
 Last half-Whitney walked. tool
 second and third on a wild pitch anC i scored when Kluzka fumbled Ring <; lands roller. Ringland stole second
 Counihan struck out. keenan out <, klecka to Redlitz. McNally famed | One run.
 i Fourth Inning. First half-Russack and Whitne!
 to Brassil. Klecka famed. Ralf f1iet i to keenan. No runs.
 Second half-Mulcahy rolled out