Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-05

The hard hitting E.aceys continued heir batting rampage on Tuesday af- trnoon when they shut oIs tha Hose buds of Bridgeport in a free nisting and lne-s:deo contest at the fair grounds te- lore a crowd of about 3,20u. Tho Rose ,uds came here with . reputation of Seiug q fast fielding and hard hitting huS but they made six errors and were ct down with six scattered hits. Only T men faced Berry and of these only me managed to reach third base and an sther reached second, the rest either dy- ng on the first sack or before they ar rived. Herman allowed IS hits for a to- al of 21 bases besides Issuing four bases Dn balls.
 Except for the heavy hitting of the To- gal team the game was rather uninter- .sting and frequent errors by the Rose buds did not tend to make the game look like a ball game. Berry did not toy with the Bridgeport boys the way he did with the Hartford All-Stars on Sunday put kept pitching ball from the first in ming to the last and was given sensa- tional support by Mckay, Adams ana Connolly, who featured with several sensational stops and one hand catches. Sank led his teammates with the stick, Eetting two singles and triple in i've
 
 picher of the local team( came through IS usual with double and a triple four trys Bill Bergen. who is hitting fast pace with the stick connected for two hits. a single and a double in five trips 10 the plate "Old Reliable Bilr' Is coping the batting list of the local team with an average in the neighborhood of 500. Eddie Mckay played his usual sensational game. running wild on the sases. getting two hits out of four times md making sensational putouts.
 The Rosebuds had only one opportu- iitv to score during the game, this conn ng In the second inning when Guerin, he first man up. hit safely and was sacrificed to second and went to third sn an out. Berry frightened up and Struck the next man out. After this snly one other man reached second base and at no time was Berry in any difi1- ulty.
 ' The local team started off strong. get ling run in the first inning when Tw;t- hell got a base on balls. BlaEriff forced rwitchell at second. Blagrin went to third when Herman took Sauk's roller ind threw wild to second. Blagriif icored when Guerin threw to second to satch Sank stealing. There was no lcoring in the second inning.
 Tn the third inning Berry poled out 8 .wo-bagger and went to third on Twit- chells sacrifice. Tiernan plsssd.uBia riff and then Sank crashed out long lrive to center, scoring Berry and Bl1- rriff Sank was out trying 70 score or -labby's grounder to Brewster An CT or and hit by Bergen and Mckay aetter another run In tre fourth inning.
 The fifth inning was big one for the local boys when five hits and two error: ietted four tallies. A fast double by Herman Guerin and Rie.ly when Nc. Kay with Bergen on third tried to work | squeeze play, cut off ank chance ci ,iling up more runs. A double and 2 angle in the seventh inning netted an ther run and in the eighth inning foul more runs were added to ths total These runs came on five successive hits which included a triple by Berry SCOT hlg Mckay, who had hit safely for tht second time. Twitchell. Blagriff ant sarS- also hit safely.s scoring three more runs.
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