Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-27
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tently.
Augusta was first at bat, and Grover
led off with hit making first. Craig
went out, Patten to Dufresne, Grover
making second. Kinsman made first Oh
an error by Dufresne and Grover was
advanced to third. Kinsman expert
mented between first and second and
was put out by Haines, although Grow
er scored. Wiley went out, Patten to
Dufresne and retired the side.
In Hallowell's first inning Carey went
to first m balls, and when Munro came
up. walked to second on Parquette's
balk. Munro struck out. Arata made
first on a scratch hit and stole second
Carey easily making third. Haines was
unable to hit and struck out. Bonner
going out on a fly to Albee.
In the second Bush took his first on
balls and when Sullivan came up. was
caught mapping and put out. Patten to
Dufresne. sullivan struck out. and
Tucll went out OH a fly to Benner-a
good catch.
In HalIowelFs second McBain went
out on a fly to Sullivan, Dufresne fol-
lowed with pop fly to Parquette and
Patten lined swift one to Parquette--
too hot to hold. although he went out,
Parquette to Wiley.
In Augustus third Albee went out
Munro to Dufrcsne. and Parquette
made a clean two-baEger. Grover and
Craig went cut Patten to Dufresne. In
HallowelIs third Gilley and Carey fail
ed to hit safely and Munro walked,
the latter tried for second on a pitch
~. 6.,Il 1,Ir& Of oil and
he was declared out by Umpire Hanks.
In the fourth inning Patterns ability
as pitcher clearly and wonderfully
cXomplified. 1t was after KinSman had
made a hit and Wiley had followed
with Il good tWO-baggcr, advancing
Kinsman to third. that Patten struck
out three mcn-Bush. Sullivan and
Tuell He had perfect control of the
ball: wasn't nervous and apparently
twirled with ease. 1t was q puzzle con-
test which the battcrs couldn't solve.
Hallowcl. failed to score in the
fourth. Arata went to first on balls
hut was out on second. the supposed
balk by Parnuctte not being allowed.
Haines hit safely to center but Berner
and McBain went out on short drives.
Augusta had visions in the fifth. Al
bee walked to the bench after favoring
Gilley with a high one safe in his nit.
Parquctte landed n quick one in a va
cant space. and before Grover went out
on fly to Dufresne. had stolen sec
ond. Craig made clean hit and adj
vanccd Parpucttc to third. Kinsman
took two bases 81 an error by Gillcy
AMI Scor"; p lr'tlrt't" :'nl crni~. Wiley
Ia Il !,
retired tho side by ropp;l:; :: ny to
Gilley. The score at this time to in
favor of Augusta. and Augusta en-
thusiasm was without bounds.
In HallowCll's fifth Dufrcsnc Patten
and Gillcy went out on short hits.
In Augustus sixth Sullivan made two
bases on errors and u wild throw and
stole third. Tucll struck out. but Sulli-
van scored on Albcc's hit. Albcc was
caught out on second. Gillcy to IIaines;
Parqucttc registering a safe hit and Gro
yer going out on a short drive.
1t was in the sixth that Augusta tlim-
bled and Hallowcll won the game. Par
quetto had hitherto had fair possession OF
the bail and had allowed only seven hits
scores Carey hit safely Munro followed
suit and Carey made a landing on third.
Arata surveyed the situation and saw thc
chance of the game. lie made Il hit and
scored Carey. sending Munro to third
Arata stole second ana Iiaines made first
on an error by Albce, scoring Munro and
advancing Arata to third. Benner took
first on an error by Craig, scoring Arata.
McBan went out on fly to kinsman.
Dufresnc made q clean hit and scored
Bcnncr. Bonncr was the third MAN out,
Craig to Wiley. The enthusiasm was OF
Il Hnllowcll tone at this time and the
cheering could be heard for miles. Score,
4 to 3 in favor of 1ialloWell.
Augusta's turn at the bat in the sew
enth was short. Craig famed; kinsman
went to first on balls but wasn't advanc-
ed. as Wiley and Bush went out early.
IIaIlowcll tried more stick work in the
seventh and increased thcir lead by hve
more runs Gilley was hit tbut not in
jurcD by a pitched ball and was follow
ed by Carey, who hit safely. advancing
Gilley. Munro filled the bases by accept
ing the four count on balls. Arata was
again at the bat and again he was i'll a
position to see that a hit meant more
runs. He was true to his convictions and
his safe hit scored Gilley and Carey.
HaiEeS came up, Munro came In on
passed baQ, Iaines making first on an