Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-29

the fourth. Parker flied out to Daily.
Haycock went out to King and York
struck odt according to his custom
All the other men on the team mad
trouble with seeing the ball at times,
but be couldn't seem to see 1t at all
King was first man up Tor Waterviiie
in her half Of the fourth ana was out
on fly 10 Sutton. Abbott took
pretty single. Elvin Allen was hit by
the bail Kane took a hit. This filed
the bases. When Allen was hit Abb
bott went TO second and kane's nit put
him On third and Allen on second. FL
me" Allen struck out. Haggerty was
hit by the ball ana Abbott was forced
home. This was ike finding game
all won,l kicking around loose some
where. When Daily faced the full AND
staggering bases every one smiled =
smile for he is usually pretty safe
hitter. If any man could be picked e.
take the stick II that particular time
IL would probably have been LITTLE
Johnnie. There We're two men out and
three on bases It was W&tcrvil!e's
chance 10 get biz lead put she failed.
Parker pulled out Of the hole IN fin.
style. l'bIiS lbOtIi Viz van GA . hts'At'
but he put Il in charlton's hand and
Kane was caught ut taird. That proved
the last chance WaterViile ka I.
Skowhegan was facing a lead of one
score when Moore took the bat in the
fifth. He put one just about two feet
in front Of the plate IN way th%t N%s
suspiciousiy Illegal. Bat it proved TO
be all right and he got his base safely.
Then there was another OF those par
ticularly uniucky balls. When the same
thing happened in Fairfield the crankS
never expected tn see 1t again III ttt'S
season 1t least, hut they did. Yester-
day. 1t was one of those low balls
that hits the plate ami takes arcak
off out OF sight somewhere. Kelley
STOPPED his man at third all right. ONT
that was dangerously near home. @i,-
ton Went out on a ~ T. Daily Loo I'm
ana King cared for Jones ali right and
Dugas struck out. Eut. a passed b"li
had meanwhile scored .o1." ANS i.'
totals uerc again equal. staining fo if
ana foLr Wateryille worked hari tn
again place herself III til" lead. hit n
VAS no use. 5kuWh.sln couliu't alloy
Il 10 how. tut on the oth,r hand Sk"w-
hogan couldn't take thu lyai. Th" tN \
teams ran neck ANA neck FOR tnrcc I'M
nings 1t Mas pretty bail plnyirS a'l
ricrsc! tho crowd imm, rs".y.
Charlton Har tho rrst man t1 f-+"
kan.. in the ninth ANA things were a'i
in thc sir. lie put out fierce drive
that went through Abbott Ike a
CREASED pig and before it returned ont
uf the wilderness in cat field int" civil
lizalion again charlton was on third.
II looked like SkoWhegau's gan' nIl
right Rut Kane was still iu thf' game.
Z aud was pitching rut b!u"i II dii tn
I,uters good &c e,'. him fac ia" s5tua-
! tiuu cody and shr"Ndiy II stlu' *
ont Farun very neatly AMI pleasantly
/ Parker went the SAM way. WatcrNiIl"
. began to cheer NJ a bit. Then Hay
/ cock picked out mis- faNorit' stick ..n!
Z faced Kane III IL rccE"n.i a" "a d-H-
I prruu5 man in an tnh"rG"r' 81 i>tii''
Z had been keeping him W.! ir ian. 1!i
tn. game. Int this tim" hr ""S u1-
\ siiuatr ana I.ut another M those I"i
I rot Staging. creased drives ln Nhn"i NJ
territory. Again the crowd I'M I
Llrd.s View vi DOCS" broad. %ri.
I Shared shoulders uE hc Eprlut.i AFTER
. th~ IAN hnhbng away fislA hiw iA th'
Z grass. This scored charlton ann thr
( visitors were I'D tine Lead asai,'- TEr
ban Mas frelky after Ills lurk "a th"
grass ~ ont field and took "H.
shon: from I<Iue's fingers and ti@y,"ck
scored Tnr vi-itcrS had t"" tn good
ana Wat.rxine sail good hy To tn"
game.
! In Watcrville's half Daily was out.
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