Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-08
BEATEN All HON r.
RJ-cKSPORT GETS ONE GAME
OUT OF THREE.
NOT A BRILLIANT EXHIBITION OF BALL
PLAYING-TIlE VISITORS JUBILANT
HOW THEY CELEBRATED.

third game OF the league series at Wyman
Park last Saturday. The visitors Won.
In two previous games at Bucks
mort and again at home-the Ellswort h
boys haa downed their doughty foes from
Proutyviile in hotsy-contested games. II
was expected that Saturdays game would
prove equally exciting, and the attend
anee was the largest ever seen at ball
game at Wyman park.
The game, however, proved a disap
pointment, not alone because the home
bows were not victorious, but the game
itself was not brilliantly played by either
nine Errors were numerous and costly.
Bucksport had very strong nine in the
field, and should have put up a better
game. Ellsworth was weak in the in
field.
THE GAME.
Bucksport was first at the bat They
corralled five runs in the first inning.
Tillock lined one out to Brown and went
out at first. Moore sent clean two
Dagger to right, and was sent home a
moment later by Haynes rap to centre
for a home run. Mckillop hit to Foster
and went 6Iit NJ first. Single, by Carney,
Robbins and Blodgett netted three more
runs in this inning. Guilty retired the
side with hit to Flynn and out at first.
For Ellsworth, Cushnan and Casey sent
little flies To Moore. Weeks and Flynn
reached first. Bowen hit to short and
Weeks WAS forced at third.
In the second inning neither side
scored. Buekspert was shut out IN the
third, tut this was Elswnrth's big
inning. ten runs being scored
The fun commenced with Cnshman's
hit To Carney, who threw over the first
basemans head, and Cushman reached
third. Casey hit to right for two bases.
Cushman scored. Weeks sent Casey
home with a long one to left. Flynn sent
little one To Haynes, but reached first
on his tumble
The merry -go-round vas hummlng
now, and Bowen gave it another whirl
with IL two hagger to centre, sending
Weeks and Flynn home. Bowen reached
third on the throw in. Brown sent single
to left, stole second in good shape and
came home GA Fosters single to right.
Haynes tired OF the fun the Ellsworth
sluggers We're having with his twlsters,
and was relieved by Mckillop. 1t was the
first time Haynes had been pounded out
OF the box on this trip The first ball
Mckillop pitched was touched up by
Crockett for two bases. Brady struck
out. Robbins muffed Cushmau's fly.
Casey hit to Haynes and went out at first.
Carney could not handle Weeks hot
liner, and Crockett scored. Flynn sent
one to lief. for three bases, Cushman and
Weeks scoring. Bowen hit to Mekilop
and went out at first. Blodgett was
hurt in the third inning, and was relieved
by Nerow.
Bucksport again drew a goose egg i'll
the fourth. In this inning Moore popped
up a foul back OF third, and Flynn made
one OF his grand-stand, one hand cat hes
1t was a beauty, and was duly acknow-
lodged by the spectators.
Ellsworth was shut out in the fourth.
In the fifth inning Bucksport made
three more runs. Haynes reached first
on balls. McKilIop sent a grounder to
Crockett, who threw over Weeks head.
Haynes scored on the error. and Mckillop
reached third. Carney sent a high one
out of reach OF Bowen, and MckiIlop
scored. Robbins popped one up to Flynn
"a sure out. NeroW went out at first.
Carney scored on Hubhard's single.
Hubbard was caught stealing second ON
Casey's pretty throw down to Brown.
Eliswort h was shut out in the fifth.
In he sixth inning it was Bucksport's
turn al the merry go- round, and twelve
runs were rolled up. Guilty sent single
to left. Tillock hit to Flynn, who made a
good stop and threw to second to catch
Guilty, but Browns muf spoiled the
play and proved the most costly error of
the game. Moore and Haynes followed
with singles, and MeKillop, Carney and
Robbins with doubles, while the scorers
were kept busy counting the men who
crossed the plate. 1t was too much for
Crockett, and Foster went in the box.
Nerow went out at first. Hubbard
reached first on balls. Cullity's grounder
got by Crockett at short. Til
lock sent short fly to Crockett, which
he reached for and dropped. Moore sent
a two-bagger to centre, Hubbard and
Guilty scored. Tillock and Moore scored
on Haynes single. McKillop trotted to
first on balls. Carney struck out. Rob
bins high one landed in safe place in
right, Haynes scoring. Verow went out
at first.
The rest OF the sad story can be told
briefly. Ellsworth was shut out in the
sixth and seventh innings, drew two runs
the eighth and another goose egg in the
ninth. Bucksport rolled up five more
runs in the seventh inning, and were
shut out in the eighth and ninth. The
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