Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-21
WARE OUT SLUGS KACEYS IN WEIRD
 CONTEST AT FAIRGROUNDS SUNDAY

m Welro slugsing match in which ls hits, including 6 triples and two saEgers, were made, the Ware Alligators, claimants of the New England semi-pro baseball championship out-slugged the local Kaceys here Sunday. and won by "a score of 13 to 6. The game was wit messed by the largest crowd of thes sea son, the larger proportion being sadly disappointed in the showing of the lo- cal team. Reynolds. had a poor day, having apparently nothing on the ball except the cover and the Ware sluggers did their best to knock, that of, touch Ing. the Georgetown star for IS safetiss Cor a total Of 26 bases Reynolds after the fourth inning. had a good alibi as In catching a high fly in the fifth he ripped the nail back from his index fing- CT of h.s pitching hand and hurled the. remainder of the game with his finger wrapped up in tape. However. hail the hits of the game were made before hs injured his finger.
 Chet Nichols. who has been soiag strong during this season had the local boys in a. dizzy aIndition witla his smoke and hooks up to the fifth in7'ng. Then with a ten-run lead he easel tr a hs and the local boys commence1 t) ht him and when they hit they 1t ha-f. Chet's smoke and sharp breaking hooks aroused the suspicion of the local teaTn hno me na was lTlSpecleQ= -llnle dtlGT lime bv Umpire Corcoran and several times thrown out because of sc.atches caused by the ball hitting the back stop.
 Every man on the Ware .earn with She exception of Bowen, come for .snc or more hits. This was. t5ds If the Ezcey team the only man goinss nit1ess being Sank. Bennett. the Ware third sacker. made six trips to the plate aa1 Hi.ir the exception of one time, registered a hit, one of them being for three bas- ts
 The Ware team started the wlliriwind attack in the first inning. getting to Key holds for four hits. two trinles, double balls and a little slow fielding. which aetted five runs. Bennett. the first man 10 face Reynolds, hit. the secoal ball D .ched for three bags. The ball went to deep left center bNfore it was recov&red, Bennett was resting comfortably on tA;sS- Reynolds passed the next man who sroe. going into the base standing np while Kenyon had thrown wide to second Putnam hit to Conley who threw 10 Conley, who threw to Kenyon 10 catch Bennett. who was trapped be- tween the bases. Bowen hit to. Adams. Who thTet wide to Kenyon and Buckley scored ''Unc,e Joe" Gaudette then poled put triple to left center scoring Put nam and Bowen. Lynch scored Gaudette with a double. Sank fumbled kemycks -tleT and then Mic<y Flaherty hit to right fed scorin- Lynch. but was caught iryinr to stretch his hit. Nichols was an sasy out. ending the agony.
 The Kaceys were unable to do any iiins in their half of the inning. although Davidson got on through Nichols court',- tv of a base on balls. The Ware team h the second inning had two men on through a hit and a pass but were unable to bring them home.
 ,.n the last half of the second \.cnu's tanned Sank. Clabby and Aisns n s;c- etsson. After the three batts had ;rt tht good ones go by without offering at them. they swung at the high o'ies. At ef Adams struck out there was a rush t3 Umpire Corcorsn, the whole Ha.ty team -clsmoring for an inspection cf il'. ball The bal was inspected and found 70 he scratched. but Umpire Corcoran decided that it had been marred by the bscltstop. After this practically every bali that Nichols got his hands on was inspected, but few of them were thrown put.
 There was no scoring in the third in- ming although there were two hits made by the Ware team. Eddie Mckay pulled dovn 9 sky-sc-sper with one hand after long run. thereby cutting of pos tible score. for had the ball gotten away rom him it would nave gone for at least two bases if not more.
 Tn the fourth inning the Ware team scorsd another run on two hits and two sto.en bases and a long fly to the out field. Tn the fifth inning the Ware boys started an attack which netted them four more runs. Lynch. the first man up. flied out to Reynolds. It was on this play that Reynolds split his finger. With one out Kamyck hit for three. bas- es. Fiaherty scored Kamyck with a single. but was forced at,second by Nich- bis. Nichols was advanced by Bennetts hit and went to third when the ball got away from Mckay. Buckley hit, scor- ing Nichols. Putnam sent up a rain-get- ter that Clabby misjudTed and then dropped. letting in two more runs.
 The ksceys scored their first run in the last half of the fifth after one was out Reynolds lifted one to deep cen ter for three bases and scored on Pow ers' hit. The local team pushed two mere across in the seventh inning when Adams. the first man up Sit for two bases and. scored on -Conley's triple to ,snter. Conley scored when Reynolds lifted one to the same place as his pre- vious hit but Bowen gathered it in. Mc- Kay hit for two bases in this inning but was unable to score. Tn the eighth Ken yoS got a scratch hit but was stopped by fast double play. With two out Ciabby hit Nr two bases and scored on Adams hit.
 Tn the first half of the ninth inning the Ware team scored three more runs on three successive hits, a base on balls and another hit batsman. The Kaceys scored their final two runs on an er- TOT, Davidson's two-bagger and Ken you's triple, The score
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