Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-31
CANAVAN HAS INDIAN SIGN ON
 LOCAL KACEYS, BEATING THEM AGAIN

For the third time Alhambra coun- cil of Worcester, handed a trimming to the local Kacey team at the Fairgrounds on Sunday before a crowd of at least 5000, the largest crowd of the season, by to4 Score. The Knights of the Red Castle solved Art Reynolds oft terinEs in the fifth inning and hit him Tor hve safeties, a triple, double and three singles for three runs, bringing their total to four and in the seventh in- ming annexed another run The Kaceys slso started strong. getting to Canavan In the first inning for two hits and two runs. again in the fourth inning and their last tally in the seventh
 The local team could produce no ali- bi, they had first class battery and the team played good ball all the way through. the only error coming in the fifth inning when Kenyon dropped a per feet throw from Blagrift to catch Can Hvan at the plate. This game was the second defeat suffered by Art Reynolds pitching ace of Georgetown university in B games played. Reynolds showed that he has the stuff. plenty of smoke and some wicked faSt-breaking hooks and plenty of control. As he goes into the box he looks like Spec" Meadows. of Philadelphia, for he wears glasses but in no way do they interfere with his locating the plate or do they hinder him when at bat
 Kenyon. Spec" Reynolds battery 'rates Is the snsppiest little catcher that has stuck his spikes in the dirt back of home plate this season He has, an iron arm that can snap the ball to.any bag with the speed of a bullet. With the exception of his one error he caught bang-up good game and is a real find for the local team, Billy Hunnefeld, Connie Mack's property, is showing the makings of a real ball player and in Sundays game accepted five difficut chances without the sAnnblance of a r11is- play. He also connected for tw6 hits, noe drive to nAnter. and the other an inheld hit to Canavan. which he beat out. Sank also played a fast game, at third. acceptine seven chances without an error. and also getting two safe drives Babe Adams also played snappy game around the first sack making several pretty plays on hard hit balls and stop ping several throws that were Labelled for wild heayes. " ss
 The locsl team started of strong and it looked as thou~h Huzhie c'auf van was ~oin~ .o ta-4a .',7 n944e- -,:s, clf -defka4 HunneheId nicked canavan for, tr1rS over second and went to sa, nnd when Manning let RiopeTs throw s6 through his hands. Sank scored Hunnefeld and BaCriff. Kenyon flied out to Conne- ford. Clahbv hit hot one to Canavar that was labeled for a hit but Huehie stuck ID one hand in self-defence and the hall stuck in the glove Hughie came cut cf his trance fourd the ball and tossed it to second in time to get, Sank before he got back to the bag for a pretty double play.
 Alhanbra scored their first run in the third inning on a huke home run by Phoenix, who hit one of Reynolds fast mes on the nose and the ball rolled un- der machine in deep left The ground rules gave this hit a three baGger, but Umpire Corcoran allowed the extra base claiming that he had not been irforme ed of the ground rules rt -i '.'~'-
 The Kacevs scored again in the fourth inning. Clabby. the first man t6 face Can svan in this stanza. singled but was out when he tried to make third on Conlev's s hit. Conley went to second on Adams roller and scored on Reynolds hit Hun reAe,d flied out to Drummyt
 The fifth inning was disastrous for the local team. Hartnet the first man up, drove a hit in exactly the same place as Phoenix and the ball rolled under the same machine but Hartnet was giver only three bases Hartnet scored or ManninE's hit Manning scored on Can. sVans dounle. keegan hit to left fielt and Blsgrif threw home to catch Can. svan. but Kenyon dropped the perfec throw that had Hughie by a good ter feet. Keegan. however. wae caught al third Ewing to stretch the hit DrummJ sinvled. but died at first,
 There was a peculiar happening in thu last of the sixth inning the three put outs being made by Hartnet on thret fly balls. The last Kacey tally came 1T the seventh inning when Mckay doublet and scored on Phoenix's wild heave o Reynolds grounder. Reynolds went tt third on Hunnefeld's bunt which h, beat out for a hit. Reynolds tried t, steal home on Canavan's delivery hu vas caught at the plate. Csnavan step ned out of the box and heaved high t, I.avigne who made a stab as Reynolds slid acrossthe plate but Corcoran callet him oue. There was some discussion il which Hop Rlopel who once beat up ,; man and thinks he is second Jscl Dempsey. pulled a rowdy stunt and triet to beat up Manager OLeary,. by wa saved q trimming by timely interference If the players.
 The final tally came in the seventI inning when Manning drew pass ant was advanced on Hot Dog" Lavigne' single and scored on Keegan's hit hi ended the scoring on both sides Al though the local team last 1t was d game well worth seeing and there va plenty of action every minue. The score