Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-14
SLOW GAME.
Gardiner Very Easily De-
feats HaI|oweII, 6 to |.
French KnuckIes-.Miller Does
FineIy--Sparks' Work Clever.
Next Trolley League Game, Augusta
Winthrop at Augusta, Today.

Hallowell, Me, Sept. 13.-(SpeciaD.
The Gardiner baseball team defeated
the Hallowell nine. III a slow, spirltlcss
game of bah at the muster field, Tues
day afternoon, to l. The crowd as
sembled WAS smaller than usual and
as the home team showed ut no time
during the game any signs of winning,
little enthusiasm was aroused, and the
rooters were cynical and detected. The
game was one-Sided from the Begin
ming. Gardiner running in four runs
in the first inning and adding to her
already large lead at intervals
during the game. At times Halo
well PLAYED ball which closely resem-
bled the variety they were putting out
the first of the season, and at these
stages were Warmly cfeered BY tire
home supporters, who hopefully looked
forward to repetition of days of
yore"
Thc fielding of the home team was
Of the best at times. but their stick
work was weak, during the entire
game. Gardiner also hit well and
maintained its reputation as team
| of httterS. Sparks pitched fine game
| for the visitors, and Miller. who took
| French's place in the second, pitched
good ball. keeping the hits scattered
| and pulling out of some bad holes.
Scott and Bryant hit well for Gardiner,
| while CampaSna and Mcclellan got
Hallowell's only hits. The story by
| innings:
First inning-For Gardiner, Munro
singled and stole second on the throw
| in by Arata. Turner hit to French,
| who threw wild to third, Munro and
Turner both scoring. Scott hit safely
| for two bases and Messenger followed
with a single. Bryant got hit and
Messenger and Scott scored. Har-
| riiAgton struck out. Lewis followed
| suik. and York walked. Bryant and
York stole and Sparks famed.
For Hallowell Mcclellan reached
| first on four balls, Allen struck out
| and Arata flied to Harrington. Nc
Clellan was out on an attempt to steal
second, York to Messenger
SccOnd-F'or Gardiner, Munro walked
and Turner hit grounder to Patten.
forcing out Munro at second, and get
ting to third on a wild throw by Cans
pagna. Scott singled, scored Turner
and went out on an attempted steal.
CampaSna to Patten. Messenger
struck out. Dufrcsne struck out, Ben
ner went out Sparks to Munro. and
Wiley retired the side by hitting to the
pitcher.
Third-For Gardiner. Bryant hit for
two bases. Harrington and Lewis sim
gled. York hit to Miller. putting out
Bryant at home, and Sparks forced
| out Harrington at the plate by hitting
to Wiley. Munro famed. Miller got
| first on an error by Munro and Cam
paEna hit safely. Pattcn flied out to
Turner, Mcclellan struck out, ana
Allen flied to center.
Fourth-For Gardiner, Turner went
out Miller to Dufresne, Scott flied to
Wiley, and Messenger reached first
on a wild throw by Mcclellan. Bryant
singled and Messenger scored on
Arata's error. Arata flied to Harring
ton and Dufresne put liner to Bry-
ant. Benner went out Sparks to
Munro
Fifth-For Gardiner, Lewis was out
Wiley to Dufresne. York got first on
an error by Wiley and stole second.
Sparks famed and Munro retired the
team by dying to Mcclellan. Wiley
out Sparks to Munro. Miller struck
out. Campagna walked and Patten
flied to Turner.
SiXth-For Gardiner Turner out on
a fly to Arata, Scott followed. Patten
to Dufresne, and Messenger flied to
Mcclellan. Mcclellan singled. Allen
flied to Messenger, Arata famed. and
Mcclellan was caught at second, York
to Messenger
Seventh-For Gardiner, Bryant was
out on a 'grounder. to Dufresne, and
Harrington put fly to Benner. Lewis
struck out. Dufresne struck out, Ben
ner was out Scott to Munro. and
Wiley ended the inning by hitting to
first.
Eighth-For Gardiner York struck
out. Sparks followed with another
strike out, and Munro flied to Arata.
Miller famed, Campagna flied to Lewis