Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-03
WE LOSE BOTH.
Bangor Takes Two Games from
Remedies, Labor Day.
First BY Score of IL to 7--Second,
Score of IL to 8.
Today. We viii Try Them Again. and
Hope 10 Win.

one ADMISSION, today, the latter winning
both, before an audience of 900 people
Bangor is good ball town and the
crankS always turn out when the Kenne-
bees are here. They are usually in favor
of fair play and not few of them were
loud in denouncng the very apparent
ownership of Lezotte by some of the home
players. 1t is to be regretted that such
! things are allowable in base ball, for it
will surely hurt the game
| The hennebecs arrived here on the Pull
man AMI went into the games of today
with a determination to break the spell
that has prevented them from winning a
game on the Bangor grounds
Bean, the spunky little short stop, put
up great game, today accepting eight
chances Ia the first game. and IL in the
second without an error, besides making
four with a total of six hits, and two runs
during the two games.
| Doherty at third base also put I'D a
! great game, accepting IL chances without
an error. Butler caught both games and
played finely as usual.
Manager Burnham is to be congratu-
lated on the fine team of youngsters that
he has got together. They are smart and
active and with this year s experience as ii
starter, ought to make the other teams
hustle, next season. They have shown
that they can play ball. even if they have
been unable to win in the Queen City.
| In the first game the visitors allowed
Bangor to score four runs, Sharott leading
off with a two-bagger and scoring on
| Henry's single. Hayes got first on balls
o. Brien bit to Doherty, the bali bounding
off his foot to Bean, who threw to Cor
man, but Hayes was safe. Moore reach
| ing first on an error was out at second
when Deady hit to Bean, but German
| threw over KelIey's head in trying to
make double play, and the bases were
cleared. Wheeler was third out, Doherty
to Kelley
For the kcnnebecs, Bean went out.
| Moore TO O'Brien Butler doubled and
scored on Connors fly to left, which Bar
KEY muffed Doherty then singled and
| Pickett flied out to Henry when he would
have reached first Oh balls but for Lczotte' 5
wretched judgment.
| With Common at third and Doherty on
second Kelley hit beauty to left. The
ball was two feet fair and struck Just be
yond third. Hayes said foul for bluff.
Two men had crossed the plate and
Kelley got to second when Lezotte said
foul" Kelley then struck out.
In the third for Bangor, Henry was
safe at first on Pickett mutf. Hayes flied
to Doherty and o Brien to Pickett
Moorc's thrce-bagger scored Henry and
Deadly flied out to Buckley.
| For the Remedies in the third, Bean
| singled. Butler and Common went out CD
easy chances to Moore. Doherty got first
on balls and Pickett's hit scored Bean.
| Kelley left two on bases when he went
| ont, Moore to 0 Brien Bangor was dis
posed of in the fourth without scoring
although they had three men on bases
when Hayes was retired easily, Viau to
Kelley.
| For the Remedies, Niau struck out,
| German singled and Buckley drew first
on balls. Bean sent corking home run
| hit To right center In crossing the plate
it was close and LeZotte motioned safe
Manager Long ordered a throw to third
on bluff to claim Bean had skipped third
and Lezotte allowed it, to the intense dis
gust of the Remedies and all fair minded
| spectators, who knew Bean bad touched
the base, and that Lezottc was simply
| bulldozed, as he had not looked toward
| third during the time.
From this point out the Remedies lost
| heart and all confidence, although they
they played very good ball most of the
| time
They scored one run in their fifth on
| Connor's three Dagger and pickett's fly
ont to center, and tied the score when it
should have made Remedies, s !; Bangor, 5.
in eix+
Wheeler doubling Haywood out to Cor
man. Barley got base on balls, Sharrott
was second out on infield fly, Henry and
Hayes hit safe md on errors by Dcherty
and Buckley, the latter allowing Hayes
ground bit to go through him, so that the
batter scored, the game was practically
won to Bangor, who scored on each in
seventh eighth and ninth, while the
Remedies could add but two and these in
the ninth.
In the second game, Dilworth and
Braham were in the points. Both men
were in good share, but Braham much
more effective, keeping the Remedies
guessing all the time by change of pace
and a beautiful drop Of which lie had |
excellent control
DiIworth started off well by shutting
out Bangor III the Hrsb HaiI. In tne
second inning, however, Moore got first
on Buckleys error. A bit followed by |
Deadly. Wheeler flied out to Doherty |
Deadly was out at second on Haywood |
grounder to German. Moore scoring. |
Doherty iuggled Braham's short, easy
grounder, and Sharrott hit into Connor's |
hands in right, and the ball being heauti. |
fully muffed, Haywood and Bra ham scored. |
The Remedies were easily retired in |
their half, and Bangor raised Cain in the |
third, securing lead that could not be
overcome and making an easy game Of |
what was quite well played from
that out. Hayes led with a two Dagger
and scored on O'Brien's bit fer three
sacks. Moores single sent O'Brien |
home Deadly flied Out to Bean. |
Wheeler singled and Haywood followed |
suit. Braham took first by gift OF Dill |
worth, as did also Sharrott Henry's
three-sacker sent everything home that
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