Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-06
STILL ANOTHER 3!
BAR HARBOR BALL TOSSERS
NOT IN 1T!
BUT IF THEY CAN'T PLAY BALL THEY
KNOW HOW TO ENTER
TAIN VISITORS.

The contest was with the new Bar Har-
Dor team, which is one of the strongest
which that village has ever had. There
was but little brilliant playing on either
side, and more errors were made than the
spectators liked to see. The game was
played at the grounds of the Kebo Valley
club, before about three hundred people.
The features of the game were the Els
worth battery's work, the good game
played by Fred Brown and Weeks, and
PettingiIl's work on first for Bar Harbor.
THE GAME.
The visitors We're first at the bat.
Weeks, the first striker, took base on
balls Brown flied out to first. Sweeney
hit ara reached first. Foster struck out
Barry made a good hit advancing Weeks
to third. Through errors in the field,
Weeks scored. Chase made small hit to
first, but Pettingill was on deck and
reached the bag first. This retired the
side.
The first man to stand before Foster
was Pettingill. who made scratch hit,
just when Weeks was looking for it, and
he did not reach first. Suminsby failed
to hit the ball and was put out on first.
Burke got base on balls, but WAS left
when Joy made hit to first.
Second inning Ellington made a base
hit, but was put out en third. Stuart
base, followed by Weeks. Who got four
| balls. Stuart was put out at the home
plate and Sweeney flied out to Drew.
Wakefield and /. Smith made unsuccess-
full attempts to kill the ball. d. Smith
got base on balls, but WAS put on third,
retiring the side. Score to 0.
Third inning Foster could not hit the
ball Barry made a hit and stole two
bases but was put out on the home plate.
Chase and Ellington scored. Stewart
made small hit and galloped home,
while I he ball was flying over the field in
pursuit. Brady made hit, which put
! him oUt at first. PettingilI knocked
high liner to Brady, but the inevitable
happened. Brady muffed the ball and
Pettingill made second. Suminsby's
two bagger brought Pettingill home.
Suminsby scored ON batting errors. On
joys small hit, and field errors, Burke
reached third, but was headed off by
Barry before he could score. ID. Smith
struck out, Drew retired the side by
knocking pop-tly to Brown.
Fourth inning scored on a hit
by himself and Brown. Sweeney failed to
reach first. Brown scored. By double
play from middle to first, Barry and Fos-
ter We're put out. Hamor took a base on
balls. Pettingill struck out. Suminsby
took base ON balls, and Burke struck
out. JOY hit, advancing Hamor, who
was put out at the plate. Score: to 3.
Fifth inning Chase and Ellington sent
the ball into the field and scored on
hi by Brady. Stuart was hit by the
pitcher, and IIamor superseded Drew IN
the box. Hamors. first attempt was
very wild and Stuart took advantage of
| it to score. Brady followed. Weeks and
Brown hit out in good shape, coming
home on SWeeney'5 little rap and Fosters
sacrifice. Sweeney, who had been wait
ing on third, came in, assisted by numer-
Gus errors; Chase followed. Ellington
retired the team by a hy-out. Wakefield
reached first ON scratch hit and errors
IIamor struck out. Score: 10 to 3.
Sixth inning Stuart struck out.
Brady made good hit and was driven
home by hits OF Weeks, Brown and
Sweeney. Brown was shut off while
working his way home and Sweeney was
caught at second. Pettingill struck out.
JOY hit out to first. Wakefield made a
nd
Burke home. |. Smith struck out with
two men on bases. Score II to 5.
Seventh inning-Foster reached first on
hit and was sacrificed to second by
Barry. Chase flied out to second. Bill
ington sent the ball straight into Pettin-
gill's clutches. Drew made a small rap
and came in on Burkes. Hamor was
put out at the plate. Joy was hit by a
pitched ball. Pettingill, Suminsby, Burke
and Joy came in, in order Wakefield
struck out. Cutter taking the place of l.
Smith, made a good hit to first and ad-
vanced D. Smith home. Drew struck out.
Score: IA to Il.
Eighth inning-Brady and Weeks hit
the. ball, but by good field work were
shut Ioff on first. Brown took first on
balls Sweeney hit the ball all right and
with Brown scored on Fosters hit.
Foster was put out on the plate. Smith
flied out to Weeks. Pettingill did not
reach first. Suminsby reached third too
late and retired the side. Score: 16 to IL.
Ninth inning Barry made a hit, stole
second and reached third on Billington's
little rap. Chase flied out to JOY. Stuart