Connecticut western news., 1922-08-03
CANAAN WINS FOURTH
 STRAIGHT VICTORY
By Trouncing Housatonic on Saturday by a Score
 of 1923


 straight victory by trouncing Hou- satonic Saturday by a score of 12-3.
 Jim McCabe started to pitch for the visitors but was benched in fa- vor of Lathrop in the fourth inning, after Meade had crashed one of his fast ones for a double to deep right. Lathrop, who shut out Canaan a short time ago in Housatonie, en- tered the box and walked Emond, filling the bases, as Foley had also been passed by McCabe. Ike Min acci went in to run for Emond, but all three runners stuck to their bases as Fraleigh lifted a pop-fy and Baldwin famed. Fenn Minacci then drove a single to center, SCOT ing Foley and Meade. Both Min accis scored on Ryan's long double to left field. Hubby singled to center, but Ryan was nipped at the plate for the third out. Those four runs settled the ball game so far as Housatonic was concerned.
 In the next inning, the fifth, the locals scored five more runs on five hits and one. error. I. Minacci was safe on H. McCabe's error. Foley flied out to R. Minacci, but Meade singled to right, sending Ike to third. Emond hit to Scott and got a scratch hit as Scott held the ball. Fraleigh then singled to center, scoring Minacci and Meade. Bald win forced Hubby, running for Emond at third. Fraleigh came home on Fenn Minacci's liner to center and Ryan blew Art and Fenn over the platter on his line single to left. Joe Foley made a nice catch of Hubby's bid for hit, closing the rally.
 McCabe was wild at the start and walked Fraleigh, first man up. He then hit Baldwin in the short ribs and Ike Minacci went on to run for Art. Fenn Minacci's neat sacrifice bunt advanced both runners. Ryan slammed A sizzling single to left field and went on to second as R. Minacci fumbled the ball, Fraleigh and F. Minacci scoring. Hubby skied to Foley but MiRacci wasI safe on Scott's error, Ryan scoring. Ike took second on McCabe's wild peg to 1srst. Foley grounded to SulIi- van for the third out.
 Housatonic came within one run of tying the score in their turn at bat in the fourth frame. Murphy and Scott singled in order. Foley forced Scott at second. H. McCabe scored Murphy and Foley on his hit past second. McCabe stole second but was stranded as Tracey grounded to Fmond and J. McCabe famed.
 With two out in the eighth inning. Muc phy tripled to right, scoring R. Niinacci who was safe on Hubby's fu=Ible. Scott, However, was an easy oIt, Baldwin to Hubby.
 F'mond famed Foley in the ninth | &a!! tken lobbed the ball over thc plate, McCabe, Tracey and La ;Hrep singing in succession. No runs resulted as McCabe was out | at -+,:ng second and Martin was done ] away with via F. Minacci and Hubby. {
 Every member of the Canaan outfit secured at least oue hit. Ryan enjoyed a perfect day at bat, walk ing once and hitting safely his other four times up. He made two smashing doubles an3 two singles, driving in six runs. Meade, Fra leigh and F. Minacri connected se fely twice each, the 6r't two ham mering out twin-sacke"3
 Murphy starred foe the visitors with a triple and single. McCabe secured two singles, also.
 The box score:
 Canaan AB. R. H. PC. A. E.