Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-11

weak in the box and THIS ulIHcleii'S'
with the added lack of support, maze
the game one-sidded and only uncertain
as to how large Hallowelrs score wouid
be. The final score was to !, AUGUSTA
scoring only in the last inning. Wheh
Patten gave three men bases OH the
four-ball count. There was lear una.
Patten had "broken' his arm, Out
his action only gave the visitors llttie
needed courage and the side was re-
tired in good season. 1t looked ike
shut out at the beginning of the nlnth'
but Augusta came in with good courage
and relegated the whiteWash pall
point out of sight and nina.
True, the game was one-sided' put
there was no lack of interest OH the
part of the odd 900 OF thousand people
in attendance. 1t was good natured
crowd and the friendly duels between
the Augusta and HallOwell fans in
the grand stand furnished lot OF
amusement for everybody.
Neither side scored in the first. Grover
flied out to Haines Kinsman struck out
and Bush made hit. He stole second
and Parquette got his first on balls. AL
bee retired the side. out Patten TO Du-
fresno. For Hallowell, Carey went out.
Pullen to Bush. and Munro sailed a
high one, which was "out" to kins-
man. Arata made hit and stole sec
ond. McBain taking a walk to first.
Arata and McBain moved round a pase
on pass ball, but Scott failed to nit
safely, going out to Grover.
Simpson made a hit in the second
after Martin had gone down, Patten
to Dufresne, but Bessey was out,
Haines to Dufresne and Pullen famed.
For Hallowell, Dufresne opened with
a two-bagger and stole third on Ben
ners hit. Benner took second and Du-
fresno scored OH HaineS' sacrifice. Pat
ten made a hit which advanced Ben
ncr to third, Patten stealing second,
Carey famed and Munro walked.
Arata made first on scratch and
scored Benner and Patten, McBain
went out, Martin to Bush-Score to
in favor of Hallowell.
In the third Grover landed first on
Dufresne's error but Kinsman, Bush
and Parquette failed to see the way
the former striking out. HallOwell
made three runs in the third, Scott
taking first on Parnuette's error, steal
ing second and going to third when
Dufresue made first and scored on
Bush's error. Benner sacrificed and
scored Scott, placing Dufresne on
third. Haines made first on a strike
out, and when DufreSne came safely
homo. he stole second. Patten made Il
hit, advanced Haines to third, the lat
ter scoring on Carey's sacrifice. Munro
flied out to Grover.
Augusta went out in one-twO-three
order in the fourth. Parquctte replaced
Bessey in the box for Augusta when
Hallowell came to the bat, Arata
made first on Bushs (now short stop
error and stole second and third. Nc
Balm, Scott and Dufresne failing to
hit safely.
In the fifth it was the same short try
for Augusta without results. Benner IA
vored Kinsman with a high fly and liar
ris helped himself to two bases. Patton
and Carey failed to hit safely. Neither
side scored in the sixth. Augusta failinG
one two. three order i'll the seventh and
eighth In Hallowell's seventh, Du-
fresno mad" . hit and advanced +" second
OH Rcnncr's hit. liza no famed i';, Pat
ten maze tWo-DdSc III anu - 1'', ''d-
fresno and Benncr. Cary and Munro
went out. In Hallowelrs eighth Arata
made a two-basc hit but was caught
stealing third. McBain and Scott went
out in order.
In the ninth. Augustus star of hope
rose high when Kinsman started with =
walk to first Bush came also and rested
while Parquette famed. Albcc walked
and the bases were full with one man
gone. Martin made hit and scored
Kinsrnan Simpson got n two-base hit in
a safe place and scored Albce. Hanks
mada first on Munro's error. Martin and
Simpson scored on Pullen's hit. Hanks
went out, McBain to Munro, and Bush
was caught out on home Munro to Nc
Balm. And so Augusta came in at the
finish.
One of the largest crowds of tho season
saw the game and some of tho ladies. OF
whom there were a large number present,
were most enthusiastic.
Th. summary of tho game.