Putnam patriot., 1921-07-08
NIGHTINCALES SPLIT DOUBLE
 HEADER WITH NEW BEDFORD

The Nixht.ngale-Morze baseball team 5.sysa 2 double header on the Fourth aita the Fremont A. [. team 5f Saw Blf9rl. Mass The asst game. pIat r5 to the forenoon. result ed fu a I ts 6 wia for the visiting afue. although the afternoon game feI t8 tBe ioeal team by the score of to Both games Were well played and, s the score would indicate, the decn gefs bt TO means certain until tte aaal innings
 Tte feature of tae morning game aas tfe heavy hitting af the Sew Bed f1ri team. TeffeauIt accounted for fw8 of tho runs when be made hom- ar uitb one man on base 4 HeW man. E-esaH, pitched for the nome team in the morning and made q good
 how ing both at twirlinZ and at bat Chg Hs work in the afternoon at short was also of the first orier.
 In the forenoon keeRan got two singles out of three times at bat, and ia the second game he got q double and q single m three times up. His double in the last half of the ninth gave Putnam the afternoon game. Therien and Martin of the visiting team also made d good record at the bat. 1 home run by Martin, follow ing single by Therien in the second inning of the afternoon game. gave the visiting team their only runs in that contest.
 The visitors. ia the morning game, started wrong when Lacroix. the first man up. made double He was re~ tired when caught mapping al this sack keegan hit the next man and then passed two in succession. Bour- chard scored on hy by Martin, bringing in the first run of the game. Putnam tied the score in it's half when Benoit led of with a single and scored on LHeureux' double
 The visitors scored again in the second and twice more in the third. while Putnam obtained but one tally in the third. Two more runs in the sixth coming from Tetreaut's homer. gave the visitors a big lead which the Nightingales attempted to cut down in its half of the .nniuK At the end of the eighth lbr score was siX all.
 RDulay fnmblrd an easy groundef in the uiHth md gave Letourneau ] life at first. while long drive by Therieu brought n the run Putnam failed to score III its half of the inn. ing and the game fell to Fremont
 The morning game was featured by Che heavy hitting of Gaueher of Put nam whO got a single. | double and q triple out of four times at plate In Che fifth inning Boulay was robbed of hit when Letourneau reached over his head and pulled down a high drive with hts bare hand The Putnam team caught the visitors n two double plays and were themselves trapped once
 In the afternoon both teams seemed ] tired after Che hard fought game of ] the morning There was less hitting and Putnam player, got only five hts I NN me fAatlNiN t#NH put tftF IT AFAAANAlA ] hits were kept sclttered and were not turned into runs. The fact that the I Putnam hits were punched gave them l the game
 Putnam's first two runs were SCOT ed in the first on combination of l hits ana New Bedford errors The i locals did not score again until their section of the ninth, and after the two runs of the visitors in the fourth the score ysas tlsd until the very end.
 Putnam came 10 the bat in the last inning and keegan irove q two bag l ger L'HcureuN sacrificed him to thtrt. amt then Nelson catcher and captain of the Nightmgales. made a single and scored the winning run. | II vas Nelsou'~ second hit of the game I tad his ,hiri for the day
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