Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-06-21
OUR WINNING GAIT.
CONTINUED from 1st paRe,l

NOOAVAAtAc<4 AAOA1 ADV P0ADpy
Boston farmer went into the box for New
Bedford, the way the ball came over th,
plate reminded us Of those dear. dead days
Of long ago, when as youth we used tt
play ball with our mothers bail of braid
that was destined to 20 into rug. The
ball thrown by Mr.. Wilson was just about
as large as fully developed watermelon
and oamc along end foremost every time.
Patterson sent marbles at the plate and
the New Bedfords thought they werc hit
ting at moccasin beads. Butler could moi
be seen and the cranks were happy. The
New Bedfords worked all their coachcrs oil
OF tho time, on the bench and of, Weihl
snsrled and showed his teeth, Nyce swort
real bad swear word, the game went on
just as though they were in New Bedford,
Mass, and when the ninth trip at the
bat came on, Doc with his head bump
Ing on bis knees, got inside Of his duds
and went down town. He would not
stay to sec tho inning finished.
Defeated, routed, wallopcd and broken,
the inharmonious Whalers, from Whale
Vile, straycd awny toward the setting
sun, and not q tear was sh.d, not re-
quiem sung or good thing said to ease
them ON their way. Let us take the time
here to say that Murphy, who presides be-
hind the New Bedford plate, is a steady
catcher, willing worker, and is in the
game until the close. Walters at center
for the visitors made the most difficult
back ward running catch of high fly that
ever was made In that field, and he was
warmly received at the time and given all
ovation when no camo In from the field
Let us watch the game. At the open
ing Umpire Connolly was warmly ap-
plauded whom he stepped out to the plato
Patterson went into tho box for kenne-
abec. Mr.. Connolly informed the visiting
players that he did not want any coach
Ing from thoir bench. Mr.. Walters was
the first man up and got base on balls
Murphy hit one to Mccarthy, who dropped
It and Walters got second. Weihl struck
out and tho highwayman, Nyco. was next
up, going to first on four straight balls,
Walters and Murphy taking third and
second respectively. Sharpe got hit to
center and Walters ana Murphy scored.
Doc hit, scoring Nyce. Sharpe at third,
Doe stole second O'Connell flied to Nc
Manus and Sharpe scored on it. Delaney
hit hot one to Doherty, who caught him
at first. In the last half, with the score
4 to 0, Joe Bean hit liner to O'Conncll
aud took his scat. Mccarthy flied to
Sharpe and retired. Doherty hit to
Sharpe and was thrown out at first.
III the second, tho New Bedfords on the
bench coached Carr down to first, but
Connolly called him back. Carr got there
on four balls. Walters hit to Doherty,
who, threw wild to Baker and Carr and
Walters clrcled the bases-G to 0. Weihl
was hit by pitched ball and went down.
Weihl went out by Bean and Connor on
dropping of fly from Nycc; Sharpe went
down on balls, and Doe struck out. Now
this was not a good beginning, was it,
Things looked dubious, kinder The last
half Of tho second wound up by Connor
gottinga double, going to third on Bakers
single, Baker stole second, Connor and
Baker scored on single to center by
Pickett, and the last named stole second
McManus got single, sending Pickett to
third, the latter stealing to the plate on
Docs throw homo, McManus stealing
second on tho same. Moro interesting
Three earned runs and no one out Sharpe
frightened horse trying to get high
foul from Kelley's bat. Kelley was hit by
Tho ball and walked, Patterson got a hot
Doc took Carr out OF the box and supplied
Wilson Of tho Boston National League
tenm. Wilson went to practicing and
Connclley had lttlo interview with
him, compelling him to get into the
3 sme. McManus attcmmptod to steal
home on the third ball, but was caught
III tho limo by Murphy to Sharpe. Bean
was sent down on balls, amid tho widest
Enthusiasm. 1t was ball after Tom Leigh s
)wn ,honrt. Kclloy scored on II sharp hit
10 Trilby, and the bases were filed again.
Tho crowd was dead onto Wilson'S con-
,rnct with Portland and did not hesitate
!, remind him Of tho fact. Doherty was
given base and Patterson was really
obliged to como homo, you know. Con-
nor hit to Wilson, who caught Joe Bean
It home, Bean being forced in. Score,
) to s against us.
O'Connell came up smiling and conf
lent In the third and got single on the
fourth ball, stole second; Delaney struck
put and Wilson moved up amid hisses.
He got a single to right. OConnull TAX
rg third. The coaching from the bench
II New Bedford Is noticeable and dis
agreeable feature which there seems to be