Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-16
COLBY, g; BATES, z.
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had to leave his base to get it, but Bar
deem was there ahead Of Towne and
| caught him neatly. Parsons took a
| single, but Clason was out on q fly to
| buchanan, Meserve got to first on an
| error by Clason, Keene flied out to
Allen and league was cared for by
| ClasOn and Deane
| Allen started the fourth for Bates
| with walk. Stone put out little one
| towards Bradeen that was in fact so
small that he couldn't find it. Colby
| then began to go to pieces and Il groan
went up from the bleachers as the ball
was seen going in all directions, with
no particular purpose in view. The
game was rapidly disappearing in the
distance towards Lewiston, and tear
| had been started in the banner for di-
viding it between Bates and Bowdoin.
| When things got Strengthened out. AL
len had made the first run for Bates
| and Stone was safe on first. Then
Bucknam put one to Pike and was out
at first, Stone going to second. Then
Moody gave Meserve a long fly and
| rolled Stone along to third. Lang got
| Il hit scoring stone and making the
first tie of the game. Towne flied out
to league.
| Just three Colby men faced ToWne in
her half. leighton struck out, Pugs-
ley was out, Allen to Deane and Bra
deem, Clason to Dcanc.
The fifth was what Bates calculated
would be Colby's Waterloo but her
plans miscarried although very well
laid. Deane fired first shot at Pike and
got his first on an error. Parsons took
a single, advancing Deane to second
Clason was out on a grounder to Keene
Then Allen came up ana banged out a
home run, a pretty one out over the
cinder track by the gymnasium. This
scored Dedne and Parsons and with
Aliens own round trip Melted three fol
| Bates, giving her n total of five and z
lead of three. It certainly looked theI
as if that banner had been torn com
pletely in two and that the game had
arrived in Lewiston ahead Of time
Stone was out on n foul fly to Pike
Bucknam followed with n single, but
| Moody was cared for by Bradeen an6
| Keene.
Saunders started Colbys half by
sending Il vicious grass cutter to Cla-
son. The odds were about 100 to one
on his landing his man, but he did &
back handspring or something of thai
nature and got him. Pike was handled
all right by Towne and Deane, and
Cowing flied out to Allen.
After an inning of this kind Colby
might be expected to give up and let
her go hang. But she didn't. Lang
first man up. was out Bradeen tt
Keene. Towne got Il walk, but was
caught later off first. Deane flied Out
TO Pike and the sixth was all over FOL
, Bates.
In her half Colby began to pull in or
the rome and soon had Bates within
haiIing distance again. Meserve start
ed this with a pretty double, following
up, the good work with a steal to third
Keene got a single. scoring Meserve
league was out to Deane, while Keene
nassed on to second. 4 passed ball shoy-
inc him along to third. Leighton put
out a long fly to Moody and keent
scored after the catch. Pugsley struck
ont. But the score was now to anc
Colby was feeling much better.
Colbv's fourth double play made the
seventh a short inning for Bates. Far
sons started it by going to first on az
error by Saunders Clason put one C
Saunders Who gave it another shoot tc
|
Then PugsIey gave it another shoo'
opd caught CIason at first, Allen flieo
out to Meserve.
But Colby's half was some longer
than this. Bradeen gave it rather q
moor start by striking out. But sauna
ars got n hit and n secrifce by Pike pul
hin, on second. Cowing got single and
saunders went to third. Then MeserVe
come I'M and repeated his trick OF the
nracio,,s inning, taking a double. A
nossed ball had put Cowing on SECOND
apd tbis double sent him chasing
cnnndars across the plate. Keene was
ont Towne to Deane. closing the III
ming. But the score was now 10 o III
Colby favor
Colby's fifth and last double pay
,goin shortened the inning Tor bates.
stone started with n walk, Buckii''ii'
sacrifeed and showed him along 10 So
opd Moody got first on an error ny
| pugsley Lang flied out 10 mss -. -
Who sent it hustling PACK III tii'ie ~
| catch Moody ut second. - c,,.o,
1900 Was out in Colby's half. Ciasol
Deone Then Leighton got triple ana
,,,,.e,ev followed with n single. scoring
1irr,on Bradeen flied out TO Lang ana
$500 20 Parsons This closed inc
inning but it made calby's iead Two -
| stead OF one - .ho vrry
anish. Towne started the nihtn II.
- ~, s,r,,ck ont. while the bleachers roar
anu ye,sac,or Fogg was keeping the BOY
ed; .,,s,st ~ the time nj this stage an.
4 COINS ...',s more than one hoarse Noics ~,
thes. 80 cane In fact the man W.. WI I.
wasn't hoarse mao 70 - ,,,,s