Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-14
BOWDOiN IVY DAY.
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there were a few Bates rooters, who
! let loose once or twice at the begin
ming of the game, but they had no
chance after the fifth inning.
| Manager Rastus Wall and his team
arrived on the early morning train, but
Towne was not with them, so Buck
nam was put in to pitch. Although
f, he was hit only nine times, the hits
came at opportune times. Coffin was
| in the box for Bowdoin and TO him
goes much of the credit for Bowdoin's
victory. He had curves and speed
which seemed to phase the heavy
Bates hitters, who could get only five
scattered hits off his delivery. Greene
caught fine game and got 4 single
and a two-bagger. Coffin also fielded
| finely, accepting eight chances with
| out an error Munro at first played
an errorless game and made two fine
doubles at the bat. Bly, at second ac-
| cepted his only chance. White played
! good game at third, as did Havey
| at short, in spite of his three errors.
| The outfield all played well. Cakes
did not have any chances, but Stan
| wood and Kelly each accepted four
| chances. some of them being hard
| ones. For Bates, Stone and Allen both
| played we'll
The rain was falling a little when
the game began and it continued to
! sprinkle until the game was done. At
| 1915, Umpire Carrigan called the
game, which opened with Bowdoin in
| the field. Captain Deane was first up
| for Bates: with two strikes and three
| balls he knocked a high fly II Stan
wood and was out. Parsons waited
for four bad ones and walked to first,
| and stole second. Clason also reached
! first on balls. Allen then knocked an
easy grounder to Coffin and was out
! at first. Meanwhile both runners had
| advanced base, but Stone knocked
Il hot grounder to White and was out
at first. retiring the side. For Bow
! dom, StanWood famed the air three
! times. White was out, Clason to
Deane. Greene was next up and wait
ed patiently for four bad ones and
| took his base and stole second. The
best Havey could do was to strike out,
and the side was out. Bates, o: Bow
doin. 0.
Second inning: Buchanan was out,
Bly, to Munro Moody was out on a
grounder. which Coffin fielded 10 Mum
TO. Daley reached first base on four
balls. Doe got nice hit between sec
ond and short. Deane flied out to
Stanwood. For Bowdoin, Munro got
Il tWo-base hit over the left fielder's
head. Kelley struck out. Coffin had
two strikes. but waited patiently and
was rewarded with Il free pass to first.
/ .Oakes sDr a safe hit to left. but Munro
I was Slov, and was forced out at third.
( Bly, put Vi a high fly into Bulknam's
| hands, and the side was out, without
i Il score. Score, Bates, 0; BOWdoin, 0.
/ Third inning: Parsons was up for
/ Bates and walked down to first.
! Clason sent grounder to White, who
/ fumDl al and both runners We're safe.
| Allen, after trying to bunt, waited for
! a base on balls, and the bases We're
! full, with no one out. Stone was up,
but the best he could do was an easy
/ Srounder to Coffin, and Parsons was
| thrown out at the plate. buchanan
| then knocked hot grounder to Coffin,
| who threw to Greene, forcing ClaSon,
| and he in turn threw to Munro, re-
| firing Buchanan on one of the prettiest
! plays ever seen on the Bowdoin dia-
| mond. For Bowdoin StanwoOd famed
| the air White hit Grounder to AL
! len, who threw wild to first, and White
! landed on second. Greene hit safely
to left and advanced White 10 third.
Greene started for second and White
for home. Clason threw over Stones
head and White came in, as did Greene.
Capt. Havey was unable to connect
with the sphere and was out on strikes.
Munro sent up high fly to Allen.
Score, Bate, o; Bowdoin, ?.
Fourth inning: Moody was up for
Bates and was put out by Munro. I'M
| assisted. Daley could not finl Coffin
and went back to the bench. Doe was
the third out, Coffin to Munro. Kel-
ley came up for Bowdoin and laced
the sphere far into right field for a
two base hit. Coffin struck out, and
Cakes went out on fly to Allen. Bly,
could not meet the ball fairly and
famed out. Score, Bowdoin, 2; Bates,
o.
Fifth inning: Deane was out, White
to Munro. Parsons flew out to Kelley
in left field. Clason then got a pretty
hit which was a little too high for
Havey to reach. Allen then sent up
Il high fy into right, which Cakes
could not get under. Stone sent a
hot groundcr to Havcy. who threw
low to first and Clason scored. Buck
nam hit to right and Allen and Stone
scored. Moody, after knocking a num-
, Der of fouls, sent u grounder to White,
, who threw low to Munro. but the lat
ter made a fine pickup and Moody was
out. For Bowdoin. Stanwood, the first
. man up, struck out. White hit hot
; grounder to right field which Daley
, threw low to first and White reached
second, from which he scored when
, Greene's giounder was thrown high to
first by Parsons. and Green reached
second. Havey hit hot grounder and
Greene scored. Munro hit to Allen,
who threw to Clason, retiring Havey,
and he threw to Deane, retiring Munro
; and the side. Score, Bowdoin A;
Bates, 3.
Sixth inning: Daley was first up
for Bates and flied out to HaVey. Doe
: went out to Kelley, who made q fine
catch. Deane then hit to Coffin and
was out at first. For Bowdoin, Kelley
, was out. Allen to Deane. Coffin waited
for four bad ones and walked to first.
F.; Cakes went out to Daley in right. Bly,
got hit by a pitched ball and Coffin