Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-14
PUNCHED HITS IN THIRD GIVE
 KACEYS 3TO2 VICTORY OVER HUDSON

The Kaceys punched hits in the sec ond inning after Berry had passed Sank For a total of three runs winning the game between the local Kaceys and the fast Hudson Town team to 2, at the Fairgrounds on Sunday. Gene Berry who formerly pitched for the local teanA worked in the box for Hudson and with the exception of the third inning kept the hits we'll scattered. Art Reynolds, Georgetown star, pitcher for the local boys and although he allowed nine hits they were pretty well scattered. The game was a good one to watch and the excitement became tense in the ninth inning when Reynolds passed Berry af=- ter one wa sout. The next man flied put and then a hit put Berry on sec end. Reynolds then settled down to bus ness and famed Cousins who had touch- d the local hurler for three hits.
 Hudson had a snappy team and was the equal of any team that has been on the local diamond this season with the possible exception of the Alhambra club. The first inning was uneventful Cousins being the only man to get hit The first of the second was a repi- tition of the first inning In the last half of the second the Kaceys scored their three runs and won the game. Sank The first man up worked Berry for a pass Kenyon tried to sacrifice on his first and second strikes and then took chance on the third but his bunt vent foul and he was called out. Babe Adams connected with a fast one and srove the ball to left field Sank go- H1E to second Conley hit to center field Hlling the bases. Jack Clabby then bounded out a drive to left for twc bases scoring Sank and Adams, Conley 10. third Conley scored on Reynolds g long fly to left. This ended the scoring for the local team Berry keeping the hits well scattered and some fast field Ing stopping any chance of a possible score.
 The Hudson team scored their first run in the third inning. Berry, who hit hard when he was with the local team, crashed out a triple but was out trying to score when Bulger hit to Sank wh threw to Kenyon. Donovan hit safely advancing BuIger Cousins hit safely for the second time fillisg the bases. Phil lips hit long fly to Drohan and Bull Eersc ored on the throw in. This end d the scoring for this inning.
 In the seventh the Hudson boys drove  ln their second and final tally. Gau- Infer the first man up, connected with bne of pAxnolds fast ones and bounced The ball along the left field foul line tor two bases. Sank fumbled Berry s roller and Berry was safe and Gauthier vent to third. Gauthier scored on Don evans hit to left. In the ninth inning Hudson had an opportunity to tie the score but Reynolds struck out Cousins which ended the game.
 The game was fast and was replete with fast fielding. Sank making several ynappy stops of hard hit balls and Cou- sins and Gregg featured for the Hud- sons. Eddie Mckay and Drohan featur- sd in the outfield for the local team
 Claude Davidson who took Hunefield's place at second showed up well in the fielding but did not have an oppor- tunity to shine at bat. It was a dis appointment to the crowd not to see Tunney in the box but Berry was given a great hand and many of the fans would have like dto see him win. The score