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Two-base hits. Powers, Morse. Stolen bases t
timet, Ahaesy 2, t-avigne, (1 inmx J, Van Ness
SaeriHoe bit. Marlon. Ceatv. Double play,
Magnan to Tetrcnnlt to Morse. Bases on balls
by Kvans, Dumas, Giroux i l>y Magnan. Van
Ness, Kvans. Struck out, by Kvans. Dumas,
Marion, Brodeur, Morse, Giroux; by Magnan,
Styles, Ceaty, Murphy. Passed ball, Buxton,
empire, t'aisse. Attendance, you. Time of
game, Ih. 40tn.
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Two straight games.
Morse played an errorless game at
first.
The Clintons of Clinton, Mass., next
Saturday.
Dumas and Marion fielded in pro
fessional style.
Buxton caught a flue game ami threw
admirably to second,
Morse made the longest hit of the
game—a two-bagger to extreme center.
Marion made a fine base hit that
looked very much like a two-bagger,
but the bail was fielded closely.
Giroux played a miserable game at
short Saturday. Ilis two costly errors
with Kyan’s one serious blunder gave
the visitors a fine chance to bunch their
runs.
On Memorial day two games will be
played with a strong team from Jewett
City. The first game is scheduled for 10
o’clock in the forenoon and second at
3.30. The home team will bo materially
strengthened and two good games may
be expected.
The Lovells, representing the John
P. Lovell Arms Co. of Boston, cham
pions of Massachusetts (amateurs) last
season, will play two games here July
Fourth. It will cost over tl25 to get
this team here so a large attendance
must be had to meet the heavy expense
Incurred.
