Connecticut western news., 1921-07-14
CANAAN HANDS WIN STED A 20 TRIMMING Heavy Downpour Stops Game in the Sixth
 Inning

"Tiny" Selleck turned the trick for the second time last week. After holding the ToIrington K. of C. to three hits on the Fourth, he hcl5 the fast Winsted outft to zero run column on Saturday afternoon, at their own stamping grounds. Win sted's inability to hit safety III the | pinches and Canaan's fiawless de- fense work carried the locals to vic tory on the large end of score of ? to 0. Rain terminated the game in the middle. of the sixth inning. It I is to be regretted that the game could not have gone the entire nine innings as all indications pointed to shut-out victory for Caraan.f
 Schappe was replaced by Dick Tuckey in the second inning, nfter the former had filled the sacks by passing three men and allowing a run to trickle in. Hubby made two of Canaan's five hits, driving in one of the locals tallies. Conklin made the hardest hit of the game. bodnc- ing a double off the left-feld fence which came within a foot of clearing it for homer. Pond made a sensa- tional stop of McLeod's wild peg to third in inning number three which kept O'Brien from scoring. Tenn Minacci was in his regular position at the Keystone station and put up fine game. Meade made the best outfield catch of the day, gathering in Cady's cloud-buster after a long run.
 The score by innings: First--Fraleigh opened the game by grounding out to Csdy. Minacci swung at three. Miller lunged nightly at third strike and missed No hits, no runs.
 O'Brien banged the first ball pitched for a double to left center which Fraleigh and Sherpinski failed to introduce themselves to. Tuckey sacrificed him along. Holden famed. Dietlin lifted a long one to Sher- pinski. One hit, no runs. Second---Pond flied to Tuckey in left. Sherpinski drew a pass and stole second. Mcleod took a stroll. Meade slammed a single to left and Sherpinski scored, heating the re- \ Meade took second when Holden muffed Schappe's throw to catch him off first. Hubby went for a promnn- ade. A conference by Winsted and exit Schappe. In comes Tuckey from Eleft and climbs the mound. Selleck rapped to Cady who forced Mcleod at the plate. Tuckey slid three past Fraleigh. One hit, one run.
 Hoysradt famed Adams. lifted C Texas leaguer over second. Con kiln rolled one to Miller who started double-play. Miller to Minacci to Hubby. One hit, no runs.
 Third--Minacci foul flied to O'Brien. Schappe took Miller's poke to right. O'Brien recovered Ponds hot one and threw him out at first. No hits, no runs.
 Cady singled to left and made a ludicrous attempt to steal on Me Leod, being caught about fifteen feet from second. Schappa let three go by and returned to the bench. Selleck took O'Brien in the ribs. Tuckey shot one down the right field foul line. 1t looked like foul and while Canaan was disrut- | ing Halls decision, Tuckey stole sec ond with ease. Holden failed Tn the pinch, grounding out to Pond. Two hits, no runs. 70.
 Fourth---Sherpinski poled one to center. Mcleod sent hin along with sacrifice. Meade was out, Cady to Holden. Hubby singled to left and Sherpinsd came home. Sel- leck was thrown out by ~uckey. Two hits, one run. H
 Dietlin grounded to Minacci. Hoysradt lifted one to Fralaigh. Adams fouled to Mcleod. No hits, no runs.
 Conklin bounced a double off the fence in left. Meade made long run and pulled down Cady's twister. Schappe dribbled to Selleck, o'Brien flied out to Fraleigh. One hit no runs.
 Sixth---McLeod fouled out to Adams. Holden retired Meade un- assisted. Hubby singled over short. Tuckey tossed out Selleck. One hit, no runs.
 Then the rain , came and the grounds became miniature lake.
 The score by innings:
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 The box score:-
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