Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-10

There is gloom In the camp of the Norwich KaceyB today for the mighty Ca1avan and his teammates arethe con- ruerers of the local boys-decidedly the conQuerors as the to 1 score show ed after Sundays game at the Fairgrounds. The Alhambra boys were a bunch of HluEsers and were ably assisted around tho bags by the local team who as whole played like a bunch of school boys To see the team as it played on Sunday one would never recognize 1t as the fastest aggregation of senni-pros in many counties Errors combined with Foor 3ud gment at critical times gum ned the game all up in the field and at bat the breaks were against the local boys
 Caravan pitched good ball through out the game and snappy support by his teammates he was no time in danger. Berry pitched good ball but his support was terrible and runs resulted, of which only three were earned the rest coming in on errors or mis5udgment of plays. In comparing the two pitchers Canavan struck out one man, walked two, but allowed only six hits, while Berry struck out three, walked two and was touched for twelve safeties. Berry kept the hts well scattered except in the frst and third innings while Cana van kept them even farther apart.
 The largest crowd of the season wit messed the game and although the great CT part of the assemblage was disap- ,ointed there were those who delighted n seeing the visitors come through with he song end of the score. Canavan came n for no little riding from the crowd, but this did not appear to bother him to any great extent although a few perpn- al slams at him wiped the smile off his sfacs several times.
 The Aihambra team is by far the best team that has appeared on the grounds thiE season. every man with the possi- bie exception Of Comerford In left is a real star in baseball. and they all are hitters.
 The first inning was really the break inE point In the long chain of victories for the local Kaceys. In this inning the team that has been playing steady and consistent ball went to pieces under the strain which enchanced by the fact that of all teams this was the one that the local team wanted to trim. Berry showed right off the reel that he was far from right, for after pitching a strike for the first ball he threw three wild ones and then being in the hole Erooved the next one. keegan, lead off man for Aihanbra csressed the ball for two sacks. Drumny went out to Adams, 1naSsisted. but Keegan went to third while the play was being made. Riopel was passed and then Berry threw one wild and KeeEan scored. Riopel stole md Comerford hit safely advancing Rio pet Riopel scored on. Phoeu23s hit, but Comerford was cut off at the plate when Eddie Mckay threw to Bergen. Connolly made a bad error of Hartnett's roller. but Ruane made the third out, Tlritchell to Adams
 The next score came In the fourth in- hing when with two out ,Canavan hit for two bags and was advanced by Keegan, who hit for the third time. Canavan scored when Dr1m-ny hit Texas leag- uer Co center. Mckay came in fast and threw to Bergen to get Keegan. but the throw was late and Bergen threw to Mitchell and got Dummy on the way Co second
 The local team was presented a run in the fourth when after two were out Cam svan presented a base to Bergen. Adams drove a high fly to Comerford who got under the ball after short run, put up both hands to grasp the sphere but merely embraced the satmodphere. the bah striking him on the knee and bounc- "a of into the grass. Bergen was round Ing second and made the dash for third. Comerford grabbed the ball and threw in sAr EElElaA lIECllDn OL nOiI5 pldl6 put he ball never arrived for in its flight e encountered wires in the outfeld and iropped to the ground. Bergen brought n the only tally of the game.
 Tn the fifth inning after Riopel had lied out 10 Blagriff. Comerford popped sp a fly into short right. Clabby rEitcheil and Adams started for the bal sut Twitcheu elected himself to get it He got f on the end of his fingers and -onerford was safe. Phoenix hit tc Sank who mussed up the roller and tht -1nner was safe Hartnet, a left ,snd hitter. hit a long fly to left fielt md Blagrif. who was playing too fai sver 10 the center was unable to get hi lands on the ball although he made Freat run for t. Hartnets hit went fo airee bases. Ruane then hit to Sanl Fho elected to throw him out at first rather than try for Hartnet at home savigne flied out to BHgriR
 The final tally came in the sixth in ainE when two were out. DrumIny hi Eafely. stole second and scored on Sank error Of Riopers grouEder.
 A pretty play occurred in the hint Inning after Drummy had gone out an Riopel had hit safely and stolen second Comsford hit to Twitchell. 2dopel start Ing for third. Twitchell threw to San and Riopel started back to second. Wit practically the whole Kacey team par ticipating in the play Riopel was fnall put out by Eddie Mckay. COmerford ha meantime tried to get down to secon hut went back to first. Eddie threw { Adams and the team moved up an surrounded Comerford- Berry at las got hold Of the ball and started in rul suit of Comerford. mailing him with
 dive just before he reached the fir sack. Connolly also figured in two nes doubles. The score:
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