Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-26
OUR LUCKY DAY.
Rain Helps Us to Beat the
Pawtuckets, 5 to 3,
Though We Should Have Won Had
Game Been Played Out.
Small Attendance at Game Well Worthy Of
1000 Spectators.

In nine innings, Just the same.
The story In brief Is that with the score
to 3 for the kennebecs, in the seventh,
Pawtucket scored three runs in their hall
OF the eighth and the game was called on
account of terrific shower.
The game was beauty 1t was full OF
. life and snap, and az good ball as is put
mp on any diamond in the country. AS
the eighth inning does not now belong IN
the game, 1t was an errorless one for the
Remedies, and but two errors, almost ex-
cusable. for Pawtucket.
Pawtucket scored n run each In the
third, fourth and seventh The first was
made by Whiting, on his double and a
double by Davis. Daley scored In the
third on bis single, base on balls, and
Suliiyan's single to left field. In the
seventh Whiting again scored, on his dou-
bic, and single by Hanivan to deep cen
tor.
= In their half Of the eighth, Yeager led
with double. Daley struck out.
Wadron hit to Bean, who threw Yeager out
at third. Barton got first on base. Sulli-
van got hit to right After he had
reached first, Meservc fumbled the ball
and Waldron and Barton scored. Mcscrve
finally got the ball and threw to Butler,
who threw poorly to third and Sullivan
scored. Lang flied out to Common,
just here our luck arrived in great
drops Of water. Three scores for Paw,
tucket and two errors for our side hurt
our feelings. so we confess that we all
prayed for rain. 1t came. 1t more than
came In 10'minutcs there was an inch
of water on the clay diamond and every
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handsome putouts.
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down to his credit three hits and two
runs