Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-21
INTERVIEW WINS SECOND VICTORY
 FROM FAST FLOTILLA TEAM, 3 ID 2

A hit by Harry Mills and another by Sweeney in the ninth inning after two were out gave the Riverview club or the Norwich state hospital their second win over fast Sub Base team on Thursday afternoon at the State Hospital diamond The game was air. tight from the start to finish and was the best game that has been played on the hospital grounds this year. The exciting finish in the ninth Inning came as a fitting climax to well played game.
 There was only one thing to mar the perfectness of the game and that was poor sportsmanship shown by the Sub Base management and their ba- by act when they refused to allow man to run for AfcCarty who was lIl- jured while pitching. The captain was apparently willing to give McCarty runner but he passed the buck to some striper higher up for decision and the striper played the baby. This act did not meet with favor with the fans and the sentiment that had been about evenly divided turned to the Riverview team with the result that practically everyone on the grounds except the gobs were highly pleased to see the Riverview club come through.
 The long rank hurler McCarty for the Hospital had everything possible on the ball his curves breaking close on the inside fooling batter after bat ter. He had 10 strike outs to his cred 1t and allowed but seven scattered hits. Turin pitched good ball strik- ing out seven and allowing eight hits, but was pulled out of the box in the ninth inning after Mills had driven out a hit. Smoky Joe Moore went and burned them over a couple of times and then Sweeney who had not hit before lined out drive to rght field scoring Mills.
 The Sub Base went scoreless dur Ing the first inning as did the Hos pital but in the second inning pound ed across a run. From then on the game was tight and as it went on that one run looked mighty big. In the luc- ky seventh Mills hit safely as did Hart and Chase sending in two runs. The Hospital fans went wild but their joy was short lived for the Base team went into the ninth inning with horse shoes in their pockets. McCarty who had been hit in the leg by a hard ball from Lockwoods bat was limping around and sfnarting under the poor sportsmanship of the Base, went into the box determined to end the game. He missed his guess for Saletnick connected for three bases. On the next play a squeeze play, Saletnick was caught at the plate and in the dis cussion that arose Albertson went around to third. Albertson scored on Burdettes hit. This ended the SCOT ing with a tie.
 The Hospital went into the ninth with all the confidence in the world but they reckoned little amiss for the firct two men were easy outs. Then came Mills. Mills had started the rally before and everything de- pended on him. He was equall to the occasion and pounded out a hit that went for two bases. Then Sweeney, who had failed to hit in three times up came through with his drive to right field and Mills romped home with the game.
 Eddie Mckay played center for the Hospital team and as usual featured with three spectacular catches al- .horgh he missed another by hair and the scorer gave him an error for it al- though it was not wholly deserved. The score: