Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-16

ltI bptu stIuCh Out.
Winthrop's third-B. Grover was put
out by Munro by a throw from Lancas
ter. Huntington knocked one too diff
cult for Messenger to handle and he
went to first. Carey drew Il base on
balls and advanced Huntington to sec
Ond. Irish did the same trick and filled
the bases. Burdm fouled one to Hem
derson's big NIT and Gardiner pulled
out of Il hole by retiring Thomas, Mes
senSer to Munro.
Gardeners third-Munro was given
his first on balls and was retired at
second on throw by Callahan. Lewis
got first on an error by Callahan. l..
Scott hit Il long one to Morris. Bartoll
put Il grounder to Huntington and
Lewis was forced out at second.
Winthrop's fourth-Callahan was out
on putout for Munro and an assist for
j. Scott. T.. Grover put an easy one to
Lancaster, who threw to Munro Nor
ris put Il fly between left field and short
stop, but it was in vain for j. Scott put
him down in Il backward running catch.
Gardeners fourth. Scott started the
ball rolling by putting one too smart
for Il. Grover to field and reached first
on it and an error went down for Grov-
er Henderson then put one into the
field for Il single and J. Scott went to
second. Messenger flied out to f..
Grover. Morrell then stepped to the bat
and whanged out the only three-bagger
of the game and scored ]. Scott and
Henderson. Lancaster then hit safe
and scored Morrell. Munro struck ont
and with two men out Lewis got n first
on the third strike as the ball went by
Carey. l.. Scott then hit for one base
and Lancaster scored. BartOll kept up
the hitting and on an error by Callahan
he went to first. ]. Scott then got his
second hit in this inning and scored his
big brother. Henderson saw first on AN
error by Huntington and in Il series of
bad throws and errors ]. Scott pass ii
the home plate. Messenger then stopped
Gardeners batting streak by tanning
three times ana retiring the side.
Wmthrcp's fifth-B. Grover took one
base on balls and after Huntington
struck cut went second on clean hit
by Carey. Lancaster then gave Irish Il
hit and filled tn" bases i'll giving Bur-
din four balls. Thomas got Il hit and
scored l.. Grover ana the bases W"r"
again full. Lancaster forced score by
allowing callahan four bad ones. T..
Grover hit one out for Il base and in
trying 10 score on it furdin WAS put
ont at home. Norris struck out and
retired the visitors. Score-tiardiner 1,
Winthrop 3.
Gardeners fifth-Morrcll got Il walk
Lancaster hit easy to Irish who Smoth-
cred it and assisted in putting Morrcll
out at first on ii double With two mon
ont Munro cot safely to first on llish's
error and worked himself to third and
scored before Lewis struck out. Score
Gardiner s. Winthrop 3.
Winthron's siXth-B. Grover flied out
on Il foul to Henderson after long
run for it. Huntington went down on
lily to Munro and Carey got what
would have been Il hit had he not tried
70 reach second whore he was caught
bv Messenger on long throw by Nor
rell.
GARDENERS SIXTH. Scott was allow
cd to walk to first base. Bartoll failed
to connect and WIS struck out. J. Scott
got q clean hit but was retired at sec
end on a ball hit by anderson who
reached first as l.. scott went third AMI
home. Messenger hit an easy one to
Irish and was out at base number one.
Score Gardiner 9, Winthrop 5.
WinthrOpS SeVenth-IriSh hit hard
for Il two Dagger and reached third by
chance Burdin struck out. The condi-
tions here looked favorable for Win
throp to add to its score but such was
fatcd not to be the case for with one
man out and Il man on third Thomas
got hit Irish scored on it. Callahan
hit an easily handled one to Scott VINO
put it second and retired Thomas.
Winthrop's chance of scoring in this
inning was knocked out by f.. Grover
Scott and Munro
Gardeners seventh: Three home
players. Morrell. Lancaster and l..
Scott, We're put out before score
could be gained by either Munro or
Lewis who hit between them, and the
two last named were left on second and
first respectively. Score: Gardiner, 8;
Winthrop. 4.
Winthrop's eighth: Morris the first
man up, was out ]. Scott to Munro.
Il. Grover drove q good one out for a
single and was safe at second on hit
by Huntington after an error by j.
Scott, who misjudged the distance and
in running toss missed putting the
bah to Messenger. Carey made Il clean
hit and filled the bases with only one
man out. At this point one of the
pretty features Of the game WAS seen
a double play for which Lewis was re-
sponsible after he caught Irish's high
fly by speeding it to first and catching
Carey off the base. This retired the
side and again pulled Gardiner out of
a bad hole.
Gardeners eighth and last: Bartoll
began it rather badly by striking ut
| three and missing all of them. Joe
Scott then sustained his reputation as