Putnam patriot., 1929-09-26

UiNES.
George Bates the scrappy little
manager Of the Bakers was around
limping from his injury OF week
ago and was much in evidence on the
home bench putting hight INTO the
LEGAL crowd throughout the game.
Many OF the fans thought the game
was being played under protest by
Bakers after the third inning follow
ing the decision made by Umpire
Lambert who called II. Coderre out
for interfering after the latter had
scored from second on a misplay by
rip Nelson. The run which was
cut eff by the decision of the visiting
umpire would have given the game TO
the Bakers in the ninth inning. None
Of the fans seemed TO know what hap
pened until the inning was over. The
decisions OF Lambert were not salts
factory to the two teams and 1t IS
rumored that Manager Murphy has
given Lambert the air.
Baby Face" Coderre put on Sc
ricus relief exhibition and the Put
nam lineup could only touch him for
six hits while ne worked, and scored
but four counters, two coming IN the
fourteenth that should not have been
scored. "Slim" is expected to start
on the mound next Sunday.
r. Ravenelle filed the shoes of
Manager Bates in fine style. His
plays at second brought applause
from the fans, throughout the game.
The shift in the outfeld did not
help the Bakers cause. Captain RAJ
vene.le in right failed to be i,arden-
ing in his usual style.
"Gumshoe" WaselewsM although
fielding the left outfeld in good man.
ner was the only Baker regular not
able to connect safely. On most of
his appearances at the plate, bakers
were left on the base lines due to his
inability to hit safely.
The Bakers still led the Sex in hit /
ing power getting seventeen hits
while the Sox got fourteen.
''Izzy" Weiss got the razz from
the Grosvenordales fans in the four
teenth when he walked Ted" John
son with two on. But '.Izzy" Jared
well by giving johnson a free pass as
Tied" has been hitting Weiss deliv-
cry to all corners of the field in the
series.
Desautels who halls from Quine-
ebaug gave good account of
himself at the short field for the
bakers.
Home runs have been made in each
game CT the series to date, and this
time Cooler" Nelson poled one over
the railroad tracks that kept Man
ager Murphy Of the Sox on the dead
run for some time. The blow was on
the line and travelled over beyond the
ball park limits.
The fourth game is coming on next
Sunday at Putnam. with Manager
Murphy's pitching still unannounced.
Still the Grosvenordales wonder if
''Izzy" Weiss win start again. "Izzy"
has now defeated the bakers twice.
Bob" Aucoin did much to offset
Hebertis pitching by his costly mis-
p avs at third. But the younster set
tied down after the sixth and played
a good game.
METZ" Vaudeville did not prove
in condition, as the little fielder is
usually spectacular in his fielding.
The uncertainty between Nelson
and Reddy, rival catchers was well
decided upon last Sunday. There is
not and question as to the catching
and hitting ability Of Cooler" at
this time.
Lefty" Hebert did a neat pitching
job for the bakers. Errors behind
any pitcher will lose ball game.
The Putnam fans are now aware of
the fact that "Baby Face" or "Slim"
Coderre has enough pitching stamina
L hold the Sox artillery.
The fan who approached Manager
Rates for confidential dope" on the
outcome OF the game was turned
away with a snappy reply. That the
story was calling the bakers winners
n this game proved a fluke.
Johnny" Lonergan who has play
~ many ball game on the local
park did a nice job as arbiter in chief.
The Grcsvenordale fans win turn
out strong for next Sundays game
in Putnam Another battle is look
ed for.
Next Sundays game is scheduled
10 start at $50.
for 80 on Adams Field. Putnam.
"Sllm" Coderre is slated to face the
Sox with the Putnam selection un-
announced. The score:
OVER THE TOP
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