Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-26
Thirteen TO ONE.
Boydoin I'd .,as Picnic With Cony
After Ball Was Started,

Inlrleen TO ODC-lt WAS lSOWuOlll
day. yesterday, and well they deserved
their big score and victory. The hit
ting of this aggregation was a great
feature and too much could not be said
of it, as an item in landing the victory.
Oh, tell us of something as a balm for
this harsh treatment.
The Cony aggregation was somewhat
crippled and the injury shows up large
in the score Hall was unable to pitch.
and was stationed at second, where ne
did his work in a first-class manner.
Hussey is no longer a member of the
team and his successor who generally,
while substituting, played first-class
ball. thought more of posing than play
ing ball. yesterday. and it was largely
due to his tired feeling that the scores
began to pile.
Metcalf who succeeded Hall in the
box, covered himself with glory in his
new position, and would have. with
good support. landed the game to be
added to Cony's victories instead of
defeats, but the ifs are of no ac-
count to that which is no more. and
Bowdoin is to be congratulated for OBJ
tanning date when the prevailing con-
ditions were in order.
Capt. Martin of Bowdoin, at short
stop, was the star player of yesterdays
contest, at all times fielding his ball
clearly and making sharp quick throws
to the bases. Abbott of Bowdoin ac-
cepted all of his many chances in left
and did some phenomenal stick work
which even brought cheers from the
heartbroken Cony fans.
Tuell and Stamm, in the field, both
played Il crcditable game. The cheer
ing squad used their lungs i'll vain to
scare Lewis, he having been III the
business too long TO get scared at that
trifle. The game in detail:
Martin led with hit to first, Dun
ham fielding the ball for put out I'M
assisted. WinslowI flied to left field.
Abbott singled. Porter walked. Pike
hit to Little he catching Abbott, who
was forced from second, retiring the
side.
For Cony: Sanford hit to short who
fumbled, but feldcd the ball in time
to catch the runner at first. Metcalf hit
to third and was safe at first on an error.
Bither had three strikes called on him
and obtained first on passed ball.
TuCll also had three strikes and went
to first OH a passed ball. the ball was
played to the first bascman, he play
ing home to head off Metcalf, but fail
ed. Safe al around. Hall struck out
Little hit Il pretty liner to Martin at
short and was out.
Second inninG-FOr BowdOin, Law
renee struck out. Robbins was out, Hall
to Durham. Rcdman safe at first on cr-
ror by Durham. Lewis struck out For
Cony, StMnm hit to first, Winslow re-
firing him unasssted. Durham flied to
WinSlow at first. Penney out on
grOundcr, Lewis to WinSiow.
Third inning-For Bowdoin, Martin
stood holding mis- bat and allowed Met
calf to place three in succession over the
plato. WinslOw out. hit by batted ball.
Abbott safe on Hairs error, and stole
second. Porter out on Il foul fly to Lit
tie. For Cony, Sanford flied to Rob-
bins mt third. Mctc;,lf flied to Pike 1T
second. Either out. lewis to Winslow.
Fourth inning--l'or Bowdoin. Pike
singled to right, and on a passed ball
went Il, second. Lawrence singled to
right. Robbins Strucl, out. Rcdinan
struck ont. For Cory. Tuell met the
ball for a single to short center. Hall
struck ont. Little flied to right. Stamn
lined Il beauty way into right. but af-
ter along run, Abbott the invincible,
gathered it in.
Fifth inninG-For Bowt,oin, Lewis hit
to Sanford who made an overthrow to
first. Martin hit to Sanford and was
safe ut first Winslow hit to TuclI who
muffrd the fly and Winslow was safe.
Abbott singled. scoring Lewis. Porter
hit n long fly to Tucll who successsful-
~ landed it. and WinslOw stole home.
Pike singled to right, but turned the
wrong way. Penney had ficldcd the ball
to Hall, and Hall threw to Durham
retiring Pike. Lawrence flied to San
ford. For CGny. Durham flied to left.
Penney hit to Pike, out at first. San
ford struck out.
Sixth inningZFor BoWdOin, Robbins
singled. Redman hit to Mctcalf and
was out at first. Lewis hit to Sanford
and was retired at first. Martin hit to
Hall, out at first. For Cony, Metcalf
laced one to Martin and was retired
at first. Bither singled. Tuell got first
on Martins only error. Hall flied to
Abbott in right. Stamm hit to Pike,
out 1T first.
! Seventh inning-For Bowdoin, Wins
low met the sphere for two bases, to
center. Abbott hit to Little and was
out at first. WinslOw started home
and was safe on blocked ball. Wins
low fell on the plate and was laid off
for the remainder of the game, DOherty
being substituted. Porter was given
base on balls and stole second. Pike
struck out. Lawrence hit to Hall, out
at first. For Cony, Durham was out
foul fly to Lawrence. Penney flied to
Abbott. Sanford hit a single to CEN
ter. Metcalf hit to Lewis, and was re-
| tired at first.
Eighth inning-For Bowdoin, Robbins
| was given a base on balls. herman
struck out. Lewis singled to right.