Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-07

| Interesting plays that were 'ie"'
RI the teams and to each lndiFldii'ti
nlayer. The game by innings was AS
follows:
Ninthrop's frst-HuntinGton AT inc
bat failed to connect with Kane Spec
and struck out. Cary then MT i'i -
sirale. Wormwood then repoateu
Huntington's failure to hit ana liiilieu
| Irish drew a base on balls ana '"iS
went TO second. Talbot walked an"
,h,. bases were full with two men OUT.
Work hit an easy one To Messenger ana
WAS retired, with the side, at 1ifst.
| ,.ardiner's frst-Nunro hit York for
IN. base but was thrown out III sec
ond by n throw from York, the pitcher
ON Turner's hit. Turner stayed on flrs'.
scott could not find York and hit three
| times in vain. Bryant retired me sue
by hit that was gathered III ny f"r-
tier on first.
Winthrops second-Callahan was
given his base on four balls. Grover
then hit Il hot liner that was gathered
in in Il very pretty eaten by Scott at
short and two men were retired, us
before Callahan could return to first
Scott snapped it To first and scored one
of the pretty doubles of the game. For
tier struck out
GARDENERS second-Messeng"r hit for
two bases but his possibility of scoring
Was nipped by his being caught off
:. cond on Il throw to that base by York.
York, Gardeners snappy little back
stop. was out Huntington to Fortier.
WINSTON hit for Il single but died on
first as Clarke struck out.
Winthrop's third-The head of the
batting list WAS in lire and ready to
trl' out the new pitcher who was sub
st;tuted for Kane. as Winthrop would
not seem to stand for his pitching.
Sparks WAS the new man and he GER
tuinly made good and at once won his
place in the minds of the supporters
of the home team. He pitched seven
inning, and two hits We're made off him
in that period. He struck out four men
and allowed three men To walk To first.
He continued kane'S good work and
kept Winthrop down to no runs. Hunt
ington found Sparks ANA hit Il Gruund-
OF to him and WAS retired by Munro.
Cary took Il walk to first. Worm
wood. Winthrups star batSmln, hit an
I
Messenger and retired Cary at sec
oHd. Irish hit to Bryant, who in Il
pretty throw to first put him out.
Gardeners third Sparks hit high
| ny that was gathered in by Grover at
second. Munro was out York to For
tier. and with the two men ont Turner
| reached fist on an error by Worms
wood and took second on the same
throw. Scott then got a hit ana Tur-
nrr scored from second base and
| brought in the home teams first run
! Bryant was out on Il foul fly to For
tier ANA Scott died on first.
| Wiuthropi fourth: Talbot struck
out. York then made the second hit for
! Winthrop and reached first. He took
| too many chances in trying to steal sec
ond, however, for York burned the ball
to Messenger, who caught him by a
small margin. Sparks then added to his
| laurels and retired Winthrop by strik-
| ing Callahan out.
Gardeners fourth: Messenger took
two strikes ana then lined the bali out
for his second twO-bagger. York flied
| out to FOrtior. Winslow then made his
second hit in two times up. Messenger
Welt W l1iIu. ldIke IlltI TO deep ItIl
and was put out by Irish and was cred
tied with a sacrifice hit as Messenger
dug for home after the ball rested in
Irish's glove and scored while Wins
low went third. Sparks drew a base on
balls and went to second. Munro got 4
hit and scored Winsiow. Turner was
put out by Forter on a throw by York
Score: Gardiner. 3; Winthrop, 0.
Winthrop's fifth: Grover hit for one
base and made Winthrop's third hit
the only one made by the visitors il
the game. FOrtier took a base on balls
and Grover went to second. Hunting
ton connected with the ball. but Munro
held it for IL put out. Cary lessenet
| Winthrop's chances of scoring by strik
ing out. Norwood took four balls ant
walked and the bases We're full will
two men out. Sparks then pulled on
of bad hole by making Irish hit t.
him and he retired the side at first.
Gardeners fifth: Scott hit a ground
er to Wormwood and was put out a
first. Bryant reached first on Fortier'
error in catching and Went to secon'
on the play. On an error by Grover
Messenger saw first and Bryant Wen
| TO tnifu ana nome. 10TH got HIS bdS
on balls. Winslow got first on play
ter'S choice. while Messenger was caugh
lat home plate while trying to score
Clarke got first and Winslow went t.
escond while York reached third
Sparks struck out and retired the sid
with the bases full. Score: Gardiner 4
Winthrop. 0.
Winthrop's sixth: Retired in one
two. three order, Talbot, York and Cal
lahan all being put out at first with as
sists for Bryant at and Sparks.
Gardeners sixth: Munro hit and tn
ball was fumbled by Wormwood. Tur
ner struck out. Munro stole second
Scott saw first on a players choice am
Munro was caught out at third by Iris
on a throw by Norwood. Bryant pu
a fly into Talbot's hands and Caroline
took the field without scoring.
Winthrop's seventh: Grover put
foul fly that was caught by Bryant af
terra hard run. FOrtier walked Hunt
iEgton struck out his second time an
Fortier saw no base beyond first n
Cary hit a grounder that was fielde
from Messenger to Munro.
Gardeners seventh: Messenger wa
the first man up and was declared GU
! for bejrG hit nv a halted hall yorE ra