Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-31

The American Thread Co. of Wilt ' mantle turned the tables on the Nor Kaceys Memorial day afternoon at Rec reation park. Wiilimantic by King Bad ering them to a to shutout. The | king and his little emery ball did the | trick and probably as much credit is due | the emery as the king He had the ball | hopping like Mexican jumping bean 1 and furthermore had it under good oIn- .trol. But the worst of it was HuGnte Csnavan had to use the same balls and had difficulty in keeping them sober be- cause HuEhie is just a regular union Ditcher and has never been forced to re- sort to emery.
 A crowd of about o,aOo enthusiastic Mans watched Bader hold the hard hit ting Norwich players 10 hits and they Round the sight soothing after the awful sometimes makes a big difference in ssometimes makes a pig difference in a team.
 Canavan was touched for seven safe ties which added to a little wildness, Acaused by the abnormal condition of the spheres and a generous sprinklng of er- TOTS. were the cause of Willimartc's hrve taIlies A third game between the two teams would draw a record break ing crowd. r. is in fact being talked over between the managers. Should they meet Manager Holland should bar this freak delivery stuff and forbid any tampering with the balls.
 The American Thread scored their first runs in the second inning. Muldoon the first hitter walked Hamnel was given a base when Canavan hit him be- tween the fourth and fifth vertebrae. The bases were filed when Cavidena missed peg and Babe Adams was safe. There is certain satisfaction in the fact that a former Norwich lad. Bill Nichols was ha 4n ho, off and drive in the fEst run and what proved 10 he the winning run Hsndmel scored few seconds later on an infield out The next tally was made in the 5th tn which two more were made on an error and three singles. Their fifth and Ast run was in the seventh on three err TOTS and hit. The error which was 2 wild throw to third by Bill Bergen due % emery again.
 Only once during the game did the kaceys get a man 10 third This was when CsvIdIna smsCked one If the hop rers on the nose for a double. Austin ,7er flied out and while Bergen was being thrown out on a ground ball Cav f5i07 went t0 third. And here he re- ws.~e5 while C7uavan foul flied to the .stcrer
 Tn. same was snappy and was marked t~ several good plays This is the first f-f0a- of the season for the KaCeys Cthe r- Louis team not being considered here) and Manager Holland is determined that r will he tne last and hits at shake u0 m fhe lineup
 Ir r1o morning game at the Fair grounds. Norwich, the Norwich Kaceys =rvau7ed the American Thread team by 're score of r t7 2. in very one sid r5 game. Tho K. of C's collected in all l| hts off the three Wi1limantic pitch r-7. including three three base hits. Put nam getting two of them and Wik the other
 Jones pitched good game for the To- r7.= and was given fine support through 0gt tho game only one error was made and that by Frogan for the locals But on the other hand Willimantic players made a total Of five errors while Mathew son and Summers proved ineffective a-1irst The locals.
 The Eaccvs t7lHed in every inning "'1 tne execution of the Gth. starting m tr-fr-- with f. 2 in the 2nd 1 in the 3rd and ith 2 I1 the 5th in the sth, in ir- -tr
 Ni f-i7r %A's two tat1ies came one s-s s~e. ] in the 2nd and 1 in the sth.
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