Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-08-11
HALLOWELL.
SEVEN TO THREE.
HaIIoweII Administers
Defeat to Augusta Team.
Pretty Good Contest in Trolley
League Series.
From the Start Looked Like Pitchers
Battle, but Hall Weakened-Brown's
With Other Good Points.


but the record of totals shows that
Brown was more than a match for Hall,
in some respects. Hall was steady at
the start but as HallOwell warmed up
he was found for hits ut frequent in
tervals-1l hits with a total of l9 bases.
The visitors secured a total of four
hits off Brown. Hall struck out Il total
of 10. against eight for Brown. Hallo-
well played an almost errorleSS game,
Arata's error in left field, in missing Il
fly after a long run. being the only one
which could be registered.
Augusta failed to strike the rapid
gait in the fielding work and the errors
made We're costly.
Browns home run was a feature or
the game which aroused the large
crowd to concert pitch. Carey's record
of two two-base hits and single will
stand for much in the general average
of his work.
There We're about 400 paid admis-
sions. with ladies and other unpaid ad-
missions to make total of about 500.
The game in detail:
Grover was first at bat for Augusta
and he promptly struck out. jackson
pushed tall one out to Benner and
walked to the bench. Gilley made an
offer but went out Crowell to Dufresne
Hallowell in: Blair struck out; Higgins
lodged Il safe hit in right field. Arata
was out second to first, while Higgins
made second and later on IL passed bah
made third. Brown retired the side by
striking out.
In the second Augusta was fortunate
and secured three runs. First Sullivan
knocked one that Arata couldn't ges
under and reported at first. later steal
ing second. P;lrquette found Brown
for the first hit. and sent Sullivan to
third. Willahan winged one out to
Higgins. Simpson up-Sullivan scored
on wild pitch. the former taking first
on four balls and stealing second. Cor
don struck out and there were two
gone. Hall hit to Benner, who lost and
Parquette and Simpson went home
without a struggle. Grover out on fly
to Carey.
Crowell famed in HallowelFs second
try at the bat but Nc Balm was luckier
and drew pass for first. being ad-
vanced to second while Carey drew Il
blank and went to the bench. With two
men gone DufreSne made first on error
by third base, and McI3ain made third
and home. DufreSne got out on second
and retired the side. Score Augusta g.
Hrllowell l.
In Augustus third. jackson looked
high and low for a hit. but struck out
Gilley vas retired, Carey to Dufresne
and sullivan dropped an easy one to
Crowell completing the one, tow, three
order.
Blair found Hall for Il clean two base
hit in Hallowelrs third, Higgins strik-
ing out. Arata walked to first without
ceremony, after Blair had raced round
third to home plate on a wild pitch.
Brown followed Aarta in walk on
another four ball count CrOwell struck
out. Nc Balm reached first on n strike
out but Arata sailed round third with
out a pilot and was out against Jack
son six feet from home. Score, Angus
Ia 3, Hallowell /.
In Augusta's s fourth. Parquette flied
| out to Arata: Willahan out Higgins to
| Dufrcsne; Simpson. struck out
Hallcwell's fourth Carey made a hit
| to left and stole second. Dufresnc was
out on fly to Grover. Renner licked the
| horschide for two bases and brought
| Carey home. Blair made first on Par
| quette's error; Higgins went out on Il
| fly to third base and Benner doubled
| the act bv trying for third.
In Augusta's fifth Gordon was out
| Higgins 10 Dufresne. Hall damned a
l. safe hit. Grover struck out and Jack
son walked. Hall was captured off
third, McRain to Higgins.
| In Hallowell's fifth. Arata foulcd out
10 jackson. Brown was next in line at
the bat. Here's a victim," shouted
fan. Hall delivered balls and strikes,
and Brown spoiled the good ones when
he could.
Three balls and two strikes" unused
Brown and Just then Hall forwarded Il
good one. which changed to home
run fly to the left field bushes, in the
twinkling of an eye. Brown promised to
do II and is entitled to full credit for
the act. There was some talk about the
affair being foul. 1t struck inside the
flag. however, and was declared fair by
Umpire Mcdonald. Crowell struck out
and MCBain went out short to first.
III StuSuStd SlNtIl, TliltN Sll put
Sullivan went out to Crowell and Par
quette went out, Brown to Dufresne.
For Hallowell-Carey placed a good
two-base hit. Dufresne also touched
Hall for a two-bagger and Carey
scored. Bener got hit and advanced
Dufresne to third, Benner stealing sec
ond. Blair struck out. Higgins scratched
to first placing Dufresne out at third.
Arata went out on fly to Gilley.
In the seventh William got hit
for Augusta. Simpson went out to Ben
ner. Gordon out to Blair and Hall out
Crowell to Dufresne.
In Hallowells seventh. Brown reached
first on error at first. Crowell went out
catcher to first McBain made hit and
stole second. Carey placed another two
base hit and scored McBain. Dufresne
made first on wild throw from third to
first and Carey reached third and home.
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