Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27

goose cooked right there. Flood put an
other In I.ockc's corner
Buck. first up for Watervilie in this Inn
ing. put foul fly right In McBain's fin-
gers. Haggcrty did better by getting 1,
hit. Abbott followed his captains good
example. Haggerty, however. was caught
at second. II Will doubtless be noticed
| that an unusual number were caught a,
second through the game. Both catchers
had good throw and were not afraid To-
use II, consequently stealing bases was q
good deal like stealing money. Donovan
went out Goodrich TO Bradbury and still
| the score was tie.
i Russell went out on a fly TO Allen
Wright took walk. Carr was out, Bush
| cy to Osborne. Daley struck out.
| Bushcy started things well by taking a
| hit Locke followed suit. Osborne 20,
| his base on an error by Russell. Allen
and Williams both went down on put out
but these same put outs prevented scor,
| as both Bashoy and Locke were caught
trying to get home. McCorkell was gent
| In to bat in Bucks place bat defeated all
hope by striking out.
| The 18th was shor; and hot. Smith wen.
out. McCorkclI to Osborne Goodrich
tii
| Hagrer:y got his baSc Oh an error b.
| Daley. Abbott took hit. lnlg did no.
suit the visitors so they took hitch in
their belts. Donovan struck out Bushcy
| went ont. Russell to Bradbury. Lock-
closed the inning. Daley TO Bradbury.
McBaIn started the ith by striking out
! Flood died on u ny 10 Osborne. Russell
struck out bat the BAH went by Donno-
van and he got first safely. Wright
struck out. Bu8hcy was steaming up q
BIZ:
Russell thought II was lime he was tax
ing hand 50 he struck out Osborne. Al
len went out on I. foul ny 10 Donovan.
Williams took a hit but McCorkell struck
ont
The pitchers were pcttinc In their bcs
work. II II was the 18th inning. anu strike
out were getting pretty thick. Carr fol-
lowed the rule and famed. DALEY wen.
out 70 Osborne Smith flied out to Allen.
.agEcrty went out. Russell to Brad
bury. ADho;i. for wonder struck out
Donovan went out. Daley to Bradbury
The 10Th opened with the score stiIl a
tie and the crowd fairly crazy with cx-
citemcnt. The sun was going down ana
diamond. Every man was playing on his
nerve ard WAS near the end OF his en-
dUranCc. sun the men went out ra aridly
and steadily without a tumble or an cr-
rur. IL was "rctty work. Goodrich went
out. Allen to Osborne bradbury struck
out. McBain flied out to Abbott.
BIshcy flied out to Wright. Locke to
DALEY. Osborne kept his on the ground
bat was cUt. Goodrich 10 Bradbury Flood
flied out to Abbott. Russell got hit but
Wright and Carr struck out. Allen went
out. Daley to bradbury. Wil iams and
ACCorkcll struck out. Daley went down
an an error by Locke but was caught at
home by Osborne and Donovan. Smith
ana Goodrich struck out. HaSgerty went
out. Russell 10 Bradbury; Abbott DALEY
to Bradbury. and Donovan fled out to
Daley.
II was now nearly O'Clock ard it was
getting difficult To tell ny from night
hawk out In the oItiield HaEger;y.
therefore. suggested that they quit and
break even. There was some objection to
this from the crowd. but the players were
glad enough 10 say enough 1t was prob
ably the hardest game ever played in the
State ana there was no sign Of either side
winning out. Some of the Gerald support
crs were anxious for more and were sup
ported in their demands by the Wa;erviil,
people but 1t was no use. II was too dark
SO the game was stopped with the score
still tic. standing 4 and A. The sum
mary;