Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-15

Il much stronger team than the cole
CLANS in the season planned for IT, Tie
teams have now been together i'll reg
ular games three times and Colby has
taken three straight victories. All OF
the games have been exciting ana wen
contested. Colby has been just enough
stronger, however, to keep a good lead
and to make the WaterNilie players
fight every minute OF the game. There
We're no questionable decisions in yes
terday's game and it was a good clean
game from beginning to end. to.p!
played much better than in the boW-
doin game, as she had to il order 10
pile W the runs she ell. Il was tHc
last game Of the season for her ana
she didn't really care whether she won
or not until tGerc was n chance OF loS-
ing the game. Then she wanted to win
and took Il brace that soon left the
Waterville team in the rear again.
Bushey started the game for Water
vile but was not in good form ana III
the fifth inning was replaced by Van,
a new pitcher for the Waterville team
but player who IS we'll ana fayorabiy
/ known in this vicinity. having played
with Kicker and Pittsiield. Vail had
che peculiar Under throw that puzzled
Colby for d time but which was located
all right during the latter part OF the
game. Pinkney is another new man
and comparative stranger here. lie
will be remembered as enc of the Bos-
ton Journal team on its tip through
, this section. last summer. When
Bushey went out of the game Pinkney
took Wallis place in right field.
Colby batted well but nothing like
she did in the Bowdoin game She
made II hits with a total of IL. Saun-
ders was in the box and pitched good
game as usual. WaterVille only took
six hits into camp and an even dozen
of her men famed. Colby came very
near playing an errorless game, max
ing but two.
Colby went to bat first and was shut
out for the first two innings. Water
vile took run in the first on two sin
giles and wild pitch by Saunders.
Waterville couldn't spin thread for
the next six innings. During these in
nings single hit was made and seven
men struck out. The hit was made in
the seventh and did no good. Three
times the men went out in regular or
der. In the fifth Pinkney got his base
on balls but the next three men were
out In the seventh Barnes was hit
by a pitched ball, Vail struck out and
Pinkney put one to Pike that killed
Barnes at second. Donovan took 4
hit but Daley struck out.
Colby had been doing well III her
share Of these innings. Single ana
double hits had netted her seven
scores. In the eighth Waterville took
brace and did some good work. Al
len. the first man NJ, got a walk. Ab-
bolt took hit. Haggerty struck out.
Then RaWson came up with two men
on bases and got 4 hree-baggcr. he
only one of the game. This brought in
TWO scores Barnes put ont 4 hard one
| that Meserve cared for all right. Vail
got q nice little single. that scored
Rawson. Pirkney struck out ard
closed the inning. This made Water
villes total four. where ii remained as
she was shut out in the ninth. Thus
in all but two innings she got goose
egg.
Seven tq four was q Ittla too clos ia
suit Colby SO she sailed into Watcryiiir
a good deal after The style shc used On
EowGu.u. She had been shut out i'm tuo
eighth 81 she was out for runs ;u the
ninth A!!cn was first man up ana cot
his first on an error IN fia-gcrtv. I ei2h-
ton fyad n1:- to Abbott. Rice. put one ia
Eawson that killed Allen at secont CT
by has been doing good deal of h,t
best work. this season. with two mon ont
and she ala IN this OccaSiou. Siuudr.s
started things with a sinei,. N"wruham
walked ard Moscrvc C,tviaE ana Tc1ru.
III took hits. Witervilie had lean iulul--
ing in some accurate hGi Ineffective
throwing SO that these hits rvttcd tiv.
scores. Pike was also allowed L. walk
and Allen on tn" second time UD Tor TIM
inning went ont. Vail To lIt-gartv. T4it
closed the gam" with the totals - ana T.
As TN" GA ne W1s The last one IN when
iidSSett will umpire. this S. aSon. for 70
college team a word ought to Il, ~Jii IN
regard to hiS good work lie Is "a great
favoTite with all the college player: bnih
~ ana OF the t.el} ana M Vas dome ts..
bulk Of the umpiring i'm The "0l!cg"
games here ami in brunswick. Lewiston
ana Oruno. III" came. yesterday. straight
from the great ivr day game ~ Br:ilf
wick tu VAUDEVILLE to umuirc Colby'S last
game. I'm all his umpiring Of college
games there has not been one serious
kick on his decisions. What Hassctt inns
said. this year. among the college team,
has gone without questioning. He h.ls
kent everything going smoothly and even
the bleaChcrS have had nothing to So"
snDut mis- decisions except 10 praise tn-In.
You cant lind a college man who VIII
word against ilassett ana this is
enough to SAY about his work is an lrl-
pire.
The score:
COLBY.