Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-10
IVY DAY EXERCISES
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ing the miserable support he received
lie made the star pIay of the dav h,,
catching a terrific line hit with ono
mana. In the second inning Uoyt az
snort STOP made beautiful catch OF a
low line hit, but on ground balls he was
rather weak. and slow in his recover,
and throw. Trainor made two difficult
catches In the outfield of hits which
looked good for two bases.
The game started with Rates AZ III
pat. Deane hit the first ball pitched for
a clean hit over second base. Quinn
died at first, sending Deane to second.
Putnam added single and stole Sec
ond. Deane scored the first run of the
game on Purinton's out at first. For
Bowdoin. GreenIaw, the first man nm
was hit by a pitched ball, bus the next
three men went out in order. Score
Bates /; Bowdoin, 0.
In the second inning the first two
Bates men went out on flies. CIason got
a single but was left on base by Deane.s
out at first. Bowdoin failed to score in
her half though she got man to sec
ond on an error.
In the third, Bates scored again on
two errors and stolen base. Bowdon
got her first run in this inning on a
clean hit by Libby and an error bv
Bates. Score, Bates, 2; Bowdoin, l.
In the fourth, Smith, Bates left field
er, got life on an error and scored on
Deane's hit. Bowdoin went out in or
der.
In the fifth Libby relieved Pratt.
ia Il ;,
balls. Pulsifer, the next man up. hit a
grounder TO Haskell, who threw to
Hoyt on second for double play but
Hoyt let the ball go through him and
both men were safe. A hit by Daley
and another error gave Bates two more
runs. Bowdoin again went out in or
der. Bates, ); Bowdoin. l. Bates got
no men on bases in the sixth and then
prevented Bowdoin from doing So
In the seventh on two hits by Pulsi-
fer and Smith and two errors by Bow
doin, Bates scored two more runs. For
BowdOin, Pratt got his base on balls,
Haskell cracked out neat single, and
Trainor and Harkins.
In the eighth inning, Bates was
blanked. Greenlaw got his base on
balls; then followed two errors and an
other base on balls which netted two
runs for Bowdoin and left the bases full
with but one man out. Pulsifer here
struck Haskell out and Harkins knock
ed a high one to right field which Cla-
son gobbled up. Score, Bates, Z; Bow
doin, A.
Bates went out in quick order in the
ninth. The first two men, Daley and E.
CIason died at first. Smith got to first
on an error but was caught trying to
steal second. For Bowdoin, Libby
knocked a high one to Pulsifer who
easily took ii in. Greenlaw got his base
on balls again and went to second on
the error which gave Wignott life at
first. Greenlaw started to steal third
and was apparently safe on that bag
but Umpire Carpenter called him out.
Clark put up fly which Clason took
care of and the game was over.
The game was marked by loose field
ing on both sides. but Bowdoin was the
weaker in this respect. Reckless base
running was a part of Bowdoin game
which while it paid in some instances
on the whole turned out to their dis
Tomorrow afternoon, Bowdoin plays
the Brunswick team. The Brunswick
team will be composed of many we'll
known players. Nat Pulsifer is to play
and Cushman of the University of
Maine will probably pitch. A close
feeling between the two teams.