Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27

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tie.
| McBain came up and took hit.
starting the inning well. Flood went To
first on an error by Buck and second
on an attempted out, McBain going
to third in the mixup. Russell put out
"A hard fly to HaSgerty. who returned
IL promptly to Osborne. Tho ball went
20 Osborne and then to third like a
bullet McIsainc meanwhile putting
scratches on the plate. II looked like a
| triple. but II waa found that McBain
had touched third after the fly had
! been caught. so he was safe. Flood,
however. had neglected 10 do this and
was out. making the double. Wright
struck out.
Wateryiile came to the bat with the
| G.ralds leading by one score In the
| last Of the second. Locke went out.
| Smith To Bradbury. Osborne surprised
everybody by striking out. In his col
| legc days he was one OF the most dan
gcrous Of the hitters. Every college
pitcher dreaded him and would rather
see most anyone come UP than him, for
there was no telling what he would do.
IL was just as liable TO be n home Tun
as anything. He is out OF practice but
Will not take him long 10 regain his eye
for the ball. and then beware. AiI.n
was 20 surprised at what Ed. had done
| that he rcpated the trick. Score. 10 J..
Carr. the next man " FOR the Ger
aids. struck out. Bailey got the ball in
the back rather complacently. Smith
pat one In Bushcy's hands that was
tn" death of DALEY AT second. Good
rich walked down. Smith was caught
trying 10 lug OF third In his pocket
ana the score WIS still and l.
WetervillcS time on the bench was
very short. Williams went out Me
Balm TO bradbury. Buck. Smith Ia
Bradbury and Haggcrty. Daley to
bradbury.
II Watcryille couldn't have time TO
breath the Gcralds shouldn't. 20 thcy
went out In regular order. Bradbury
flied out to Williams. McBain wls
cared for by Locke ana Osborne and
Flood struck out. Score stiil : and !.
And still IL was one. tso.t three A6-
bott took d hit but WAS caught ~ third
10y Russell and smith Donovan went
down on an error by Smith. but WIS
caught at second iy McRaiu and Coed
rich and Bushcy struck out.
streak in the first of the afth but 1t
did them no good Russell got Lit
but was caught at third by I.ocl.r
Wright took hit. Carr went down
on Russell's put out. Daley stru, k
| out and Smith went out, Locke TO Os-
borne.
The home team then hit up the pace
Il biz and made two scores in their half
OF this inning. Locke. first man up.
was out ON a fly to Wright. Osborne
took n hit and scored little later on
an error hy Russell. Alien got first on
an attempted out and scored on an CT
ror by Flood. Williams flied out to
Goodrich and Buck went out. Me
Balm to Bradbury. a hit and two er-
rors cost the visitors two scores and
the total was and . Things Wee
frightening up in WaterviIlc.
Goodrich started things well by Corr
to first ON a hit, second on a pass bail
and tAird on a put out. Bradbury ni.d
out To Buck. McBain went out Bush
cy to Osborne. and Flood struck out
HaErorty got his base on an error by
Russell but was caught trying to steal
second by McIsain and Goodrich. Don
novan got 4 hit ana Bushey follow, d
suit with his first one. Locke flied out
/ to Flood. Donovan had taken second
On an error by Wright and was caught
ri third by McBain and Smith. This
/ had been enough 20 score abbott and
the total was to with tie prospect
very good for Waterviie.
Then came the Geralds lucky seventn.
If there IS any special strength in an on
posing team ii ought to he reserved for
this inning when the boys in red are
played. Russell came up first and so; a
hit. Wright walked. Carr went out. Al
I len to Osborne. Daley got hit. sto,o
second and took third or a put out. Smith
went ont. Locke 10 osborne. and Goodrich
| went out. Bushcy To the same Russell
and Wright had been doing their duly on
| the bases and hau both crossed the pla q
while this was being done so the sco-c
WAS tied at and T. Here II remained
| for the next II innings. Both teams play
ed lisc iionds but they could not get q
mln across the lIatc TO save the whole
c.t- from destruction.
! WatCryiilc came up Will blood In hcr
cye In the last Of the seventh She really
hadn't intended that the score should be
tied and was considerably vexed. TIE
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erably clatcd and made short work of It
Osborne struck out. Allen popped little
foul right into McBan's hands and VIII
| liams struck c'''
| Bradbury started the eighth III winnin2
| form with Il handsome hit. He was
caught at second by Donovan and Buck
McBain struck out and Flood fled out tc
Abbott.
Buck went cut ON pop foul Hnggcr
t. was cared for by DaiiCy and Bradbury
Abbott got his first on an error by DaicS
but was caught at second.
The Geralds came UP with a do-or-di,
| look in the ninth and il was dic--casy
Russell field OUT to Buck. Wright aut
Carr struck out. Watervi.le had The sam,
do-or-dic expression and ded-about a
easy. Donovan flied out to right. Bushe,
went to first on an error but was caught
at second. Osborne struck out.
| The game was getting hotter and hotter
| Every play was row critical one. Tn,
lslightcs1 mishap meant victory or defeat
| 1t was an awful strain on 10th player.
and spectators. The inning was short
4 Daley struck out. Smith took Il hit ant
| was caught at second. Goodrich strucf
out Bushey was showing his metal.
| osborne flied out to Buck. Allen wen