Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

Inability to hit with men on bases, ragged fielding and poor judgment at critical times. coupled with good pitching and nappy fielding by the Ware team, defeated the local Kaceys in their game at Ware on Sunday. The to 1 score does not tell half ths story, for the ragged playing Of the local team was the outstanding feature of the gruesome contest. Although Art Reynolds pitched good ball allowing only six hits. his sup port was bad. which gave Ware enough advantage to score their six runs.
 Ware presented a strong front with a lineup of six ieft-handers with batting eyes like eagles. only two being retired on strikes. the rest of the men going put on various plays. The local team was very weak with the stick, and although they had men on bases several times there was a decided lack of hitting.
 The first few minutes of the first in- ninE looked good for the local team. but Chet Nichols sat on the hopes of the Eaceys with two strike-outs in this frame. Hunnefeld. the first man 10 face Nichols. pounded out a pretty two base hlt to deep right center. Rlagriff sacri- dced him to third and there he died,
 
 The Ware team came up for their Brst time at bat and before the side could be retired two runs had flashed across the rubber. Bennett, the first Inan up, hit Co JiEEers Donohus at first. Buckley hit safely Co right and then Putnam. former kacey man. drove one over Jack Clab- hy's head for three sacks. scoring Buck ley Bowen hit a long fly to Clabby and Ruckley scored on the throw in. Gau- dstts famed.
 The second inning brought no results although after two were out Jiggers Donohue was passed Donohue took a short nap on first and a quick throw from Nichols to Lynch caught him off the bag by a good foot. The Ware team got a man around 10 third in their half Of the Inning. but were unable to bring him home.
 The only tally for the local team came in the third frame when Eddie Mckay got a scratch hit, beating the throw to the bag. Reynolds advanced Mckay with another scratch hit and scored on Hunneheld's second hit Blagriff forced Reynolds at thrd. Sank hit long fly 10 center field which Bowen got after a long run. Blagriff. thinking the ball would not be caught, had rounded second but was doubled at frst. This ended the scoring for the local team, and not a man reached second after this
 The Ware team scored three runs in ths last half of the fourth. Chick Bowen hit safely to right field for a sin. Tle but Clabby played the ball too fast and it got away from him, Bowen going to second. Gaudette was passed Lynch hit 10 Hunneheld, who got Gaudette al second. but Conley's throw was tho late 10 catch Lynch at first for g eouble Bowen scored. Kamyck hit for two bass, scoring Lynch. The hit should never have been but Biagriff was play ing too far over toward center to field the ball. which fell close to the left field foul line and rolled Flaherty scored kamyck with a hit. This ended the scoring for that inning
 The Ware team pushed another count. CT across in the sixth inning Gaudette hit a wicked ball to Sank, who jumped Into the air and knocked 1t down, but the force of the ball turned him around and he lost the pill until too late to get 5audette. Gaudette was sacrificed tt Eecond- Kamyck hit a liner to Sank and In trying 70 double Gaudette at second he heaved the ball into right field. Fla herty scored Gaudette with single. This snded the scoring. 1ne score: