Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-03

struck out. Fisi<e walked Stalwav
the man of the three Dagger. couldn't
get another out of the diamond and
was out. Pike to league
Colby was out. one. two. three. Ha--
gerty struck out, Rice flied out 70
Perkins and Saunders was out. Flem-
ing To Hazelton. The visitors couldn't
do much better. Fleming nyed out TO
Meserve. Chapman died at the hands
of Saunders and league. Hazelton took
hit, but Williams was out, Pike To
league.
Both teams were now settling to their
work and the game was getting inter-
eSting., But Colby died awfully easy.
Williams began to let himself out
and struck out three men in quick sue
cession. These We're Newcnham, Me-
serve and Cowing. three of the best
batters Colby has.
saunders started in to do the very
same trick for the visitors and sue
ceeded in retiring Perkins and Flagr.
CAMEL managed to hit the ball but it
was an easy one to Saunders and he.
was out at first. These four innings
had been very pretty ones with the
score a tie.
Colby again went out in regular Or
der in the fifth. league struck out.
Pike was out, Chapman to Hazelton.
and Allen on fly to Chapman.
This pace did not exactly satisfy the
visitors. They started the fifth with a
determination to break the spell and
| they did. F'iske was first man I'D and
went down on an error by Pike. Stall
worthy was out. Rice to league. and
| this play advanced Fiske to second.
Fleming took hit and Fiske went to
third. Now we've got EN-" gleefully
exclaimed one of the visitors and IL
proved that they had. Fleming stole
second. Chapman went down on an err
ror by Allen and this same error scored
| t1ske and Fleming. A passed ball put
Chapman on second. HaZelton put one
out to Pike and Chapman tried to score
but was caught by Pike and Cowing
Hazelton went to second on another
passed ball but Williams was out. Rice
| to league. and the inning closed Two
| bad errors and a passed ball had cost
| two scores. This made the total three
| TO one and Colby began to feel blue
| The sixth was short for Colby. Hag-
gerty got first on an error by Chapman
| but was caught at second by Williams
| and Fleming on ball knocked by
Rice. Saunders flied out to Perkins
| NeWcnham put one out 10 Fleming at
second that killed Rice.
! Saunders did n beautiful job IN the
last of the sixth. retiring three men in
| succession. These were Perkins, Flagg
and Cannell. This was Il great stimu-
lator for Colby and the bleachers We're
wild.
Williams steamed up a hit as he did
not want to be outdone by Saunders
SO he struck out Mescrve and Cowing.
league famed at three good ones but
Fiske failed to hold the third one and
by doing sprint that would have won
a point at Orono, got his base safely.
This performance ratified Hazelton, so
he allowed Pike to get his base on an
error. This was doing pretty well but
Allen struck out. leaving two men on
bases.
| Fiske put out q long one that went
through Meserve. Stalworthy went out
Saunders to league. Fleming walked.
Chapman struck out. fiaZeiton put one
out to Rice that was Just in time Ia
catch Fiske at third. Still it was Il good
game and it looked as if The visitors
would win by a small margin if they
did at all.
But Colby buried all hope in the
eighth. 1t was her only chance to win
and she couldn't make it good. Hacger-
ty went out on n fly to Fleming. Rice
put one out a little further but it
dropped in FlaGgs hands. Saunders
put one out to Stalworthy that kept
him guessing until Saunders had
I reached third. The blcachers came III
with a rush and their yell could be
heard at least mile. If the visitor:
would only go to pieces on this bad err
ror all would be We'll But the visitors
were evidently put together with wa
ter tight joints well riveted-sort OF
built On the warship plan, you know
Anyway they didn't go to pieces ant
the error didn't seem to effect then
bit. Williams, however. didn't want
to take any chances with his support
crs so he struck out Newenham fol
the third time and ended the inning.
The visitors took an awful revenge
for their error by Stalworthy. The
score wasn't all satisfactory to then
and they proceeded to fat it up in Srea
style Colby seemed to feel as if she
was defeated anyway. and it didn
, make any great difference what the
l final score might be. Williams started
; the inning by going out, Allen t.
league Perkins was hit by the bal
l and limped down. Saunders made
5 bungle of Flagg's grounder and thl:
. put Perkins on third and Flagg on sec
: end. Cannell put out long hard one
1 that was gathered in very prettily by
: Haggerty. Then Fiske stepped up ant
. pounded out a three-bagger that scor
r ed Perkins and Flagg. Fiske hadn
= been doing any great work with TN
2 stick and perhaps Saunders let up
2 little with him or perhaps he just go
his favorite and gave it the glad hand
| Anyway, he landed on third and drove
, in two men. Saunders let StalwortnA
: walk while he was recovering from ms
{ surprise. Then Fleming stepped up ane
: pounded out a double. Chapman fol'
= lowed with single, stealing secoiiu
; Stalworthy and Fleming scored IN tne
: mixup, Fiske having already gone III
r safely after Cannelrs fly had peer
caught and before the ball could De re-
turned. Hazelton flied out to MeserVe
closing the heart-breaking inning 1oi
, Colby The visitors had fatted the score
about all they cared to and II was ho"
: to /.