Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-23
COLBY WINS.
Beats Rcwdoin Out in the
Sixth, on Saturday.
Bowdoin Boys Struggle ManfuI|y and
DjspIav Good Team Work
But CoIbys Batting and FicndIikc Base
Running Give Good Lead.

sky last night, ana the Olu Dell OF the
university pealed several peals that
was sweet music to the jolly boys who
had stood in the scorching sun and
megaphoned their team on to victory.
| Weary McFadden had to lie down
for an hour while Brooks capered
around trying to get appointed to the
reception committee for the evening.
1t happened about this way. a gen
tleman by the name Of Carpenter to
whom we have never been introduced,
walked out from a dense throng at the
eastern end Of the field and promptly
at 3 Of the clock, said to Mr.. NeWen-
ham, Colby, 1901, Play" and while
the megaphones rang out in a cheering
anthem that would drive the Span
iards out Of Cuba Mr.. Newenham
swung his arm.
Mr. Wingott, who CHANGED to be the
first man to represent Bowdoin FOR the
day, stepped up to the plate very pert
| like and smashed the first ball that
came along down the field toward a
gentleman by the name Of Webb. 1t
was kind Of hot stuff 50 Mr.. Webb
erred and the batter. VINO by this time
had become a runner. reached the first
corner Of the field befar. anv one had
any RIGHT 10 ouestfon his prneress He
progressed very finely during the same
inning. taking a run across the plate
when Mr.. Bryant banged corkng
single out toward the observatory.
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By this time ii viii be seen that Ne
had again got around 10 Mr.. HJdson
He stepped up and cody. with malice
aforet bought. did take swine ana
knock away. one single. TO the yaIue
of two scores of the goods AMI ,hattles
of the aforesaid Rovdoin base hail
team. to wit. Rice and Ncwenhasn
crossing the plate. Then Mi. Hudson
retired at second by q nretty sharn
piece of work on the part of Bacon and
Haskell.
About this time look out for oclinices
Colby students on the bleachers tonl1
off their coats much as does tho daro