Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-09

son was left on first. The first goose
egg went up for Cony.
But the compliment was returned
promptly and Waterville's half of the
inning was short and sweet. Mason
went out. Craig TO Hanson. Ware
struck out Bryant flyed out to center
field. First goose egg for Waterville.
Cony struck a batting streak in the
next inning ana made things move
along lively for a spell. Craig got
hit. stole second. went to third on
hit and scored on n pass ball. Bither
got a hit and Kinsman did likewise.
Waterville woke up about that time
and retired the next three men beau
tifully. Hanson fiyed out to first base.
Gordan struck out and Cony went out
and McCorkill. Two scores for Cony.
NOny didn't like the way her batting
through the good work of Whitaker
streak had been snubbed SO she came
down hard on the home team. Abbott
started things all right with Z two
baggcr. Whitaker tried to play the
same trick. but his fly was gathered
in by Bither. McCorkell struck out.
Cook put one where he thought it
Of the prettiest catches Of the game
and spoiled the fun. Another goose
egg for Waterville.
Small thought Captain Abbotts
styIe of starting an inning was worth
initiating so he too got two Dagger
Williams tried grounder but it was
cared for by Cook and McCorkell.
Johnson walked. Craig got single but
was caught trying to purloin second
Either got a hit. Kinsman popped
little fly out to the left field. Johnson
ard Small had meanwhile scored,
making Conys total four scores.
Things were getting interesting ana II
was here that Cony began to peddle
out the heart disease. The score was
a tie with the game still in its m
fancy.
Wateryille had another short life.
Jarrett walked and he was the only
ore on his side given the privilege by
Johnson. Hoxie struck out. Mason
knocked an easy one to Johnson, VINO
threw his out at first. Ware struck
ont. Three all out and Waterville's
score was still 4.
Conv wanted score terribly bad IN
her half of the fifth but she couldn [
get it. Hanson went out on a Srouhuef
handled by Cook and Mitchell. GORDON
took a hit. Cony walked. Barrett ana
McCorkell hadled Smiths grounder
in fine style and Williams struck Out
Score still tie.
Watervile began to hit up the pace
little. Bryant got a hit capt. Appo..
came up with blood in his eye ~
ICED a grounder in reach OF oIa.e
who passed it along to second "a.
ing Bryant. Captain Abbott was sol,s
to ret a run ii good base running cou'u
do it and the way he went AZ ""S
caution to cripples. He ousht ~
sentenced for petty larceny ior ne
two bases in broad daylight III sPitc ",
all nine men could do. lheie
;nixup at third when he Went ii
dawn. re rolled and twisted anu ''',1
"a that II was hard telling Where ~
lool; for him. They thought ne ousn' !"
10 resting on the bag after the siide nc
,oo.. but thev found him trylhs
stecI home and then they coui'.,
cctch him. although they did li'aiids
~ drive him back to third. IL WIS w.
nrettv work ard it ought to nave w.
! score Int It didn't. Whitaker
~ INF ,ra catcrcr dropped the -
IA before Whitaker thought -
some :nccd On he had been a., 10
down. McCockrcil banged OUT m-oes
left field :hat ought to nave too
out Eitl,er evidently tn"usn. .,,arod il
early to begin haying so nc S-''''N
II with 4 relish. 80 There
And the score was still .'e Ut die
was . regular epidemic OF h.a -, for
aasn. Johnaon was the first n'"n ~, won't
ronv in tie first Of the siH'n 80" co,,,d
ont on Il ny to third base nd was
not get his beyond the phcn. ,,sual.
| lut 1t frs. Either got ~