Putnam patriot., 1929-09-26

Each team scored run in the
seventh and the bakers tied the score
in the eight with three safe blows,
lied" Johnson's long two Dagger
going to waste in this inning as he
was caught and thrown out in hit
and run play. And from the eighth to
the fourteenth it looked like any
bcdy's game and both Weiss and
Coderre were pitching in great form
holding the heavy hitters of the two
teams and the score stood at eight all
with the opening of the fourteenth
inning which is now history. Reddy
the lead-off man in this frame, flied
out TO left, but Tcuchette got base
on balls and Weiss got q nice single
10 right center So again Il was Muir
ply ia the role Of King Of Swat and
/ he again banged one Of ~Slim's" Of
I ferings TO deep center in the path Of
Met" Vaudeville but the short set
outfielder could not quiet reach and
after the ball was relayed To the in
I field Murphy rested on third base
with two runners over the rubber. In
this inning. the final the bakers kept
up the fight. "Dick" Duquette was
sent to bat for Vaudeville and was
out at frst.H. Coderre hit for X.
Ravenelle and his long fly was caught
by Touehe.te and then Captain
Ravenelle hit a long single to center
which was followed by another by
Cooler" Nelson and an error sent
over the last run of the day. Vase
lewski ended the inning with a roller
p 70 first that Marion took care of
! while three of the bakers were left
on the base lines
And SO ended a ball game full Of
rivalry that was witnessed by en- un-
; usually large crowd who turned to
= see their favorites in the role Of he
rCes, after fourteen innings Of base
, ball that viii long linger in their
memory. The leaders Of the bakers
. artillery were Cooler Nelson with
= four hits, three each for Ted" John
( son and Desautels. two for Captain
Ravenelle and one for Vaudeville,
r. Ravenelle, Aucoin, Hebert and
"Slim" COderre. a total Of seventeen
hits. The Sox hitting was as fol-
lows, four for Manager Murphy. four
for Trip" Nelson, three for Touch
cite, two for "izzy" Weiss and one
for Hannifan a total o. fourteen safe
blows.
The Sox played a great fielding
game with but two errors, one by
Hannifan and the other by rip
Nelson. The bakers made FIVE
Cooler" Nelson's all around play
featured. His long drive over the
railroad tracks went for the circuit
R. Ravenelle who filed the shoes Of
Manager Bates at second played q
fine fielding game One Of his plays
was spectacular. robbing the Sox of a
clean hit by a fast play on a roller at
second. retiring the runner at first.
Desautels at snort lost bat one play
out Of twelve that came his way.
"Gumshoe" Waselewski covered left
field in fine style and accepted five
chances without a slip up. At first
"Ted" Johnson was much in evidence
with his fast fielding plays to head
eft many a Sox runner.
With '1zzy" Weiss and Manager
Murphy the outstanding stars for the
SILK Sox, Hannifan must be credited
with some fine work at short, losing
but one play out of fourteen. rip"
Nelson's fielding at second he d many
of the bakers and he accepted eleven
chances coming his way, losing but
one. Johnny" Lonergan did a neat
job as umpire in chief. Lambert on
the base line cut OFF two runs for the
bakers by his decisions which were at
times disputed by the locals.
Next Sundays game is scheduled