Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-26
LEWISTON, II; HALLOWELL, 8.
Eleven Innings and the visitors had to
Earn Their Victory.

Lewiston won from Hallowell in IL
inning game on the Muster field, Sat-
urday afternoon. 1t was one Of the
most interesting games ever seen on
| the grounds, and lovers Of the game
could rot have but felt pleased at the
general individual work.
Hallowell led 5 to in the fifth; to
5 in the sixth and 6 to in the eighth.
Lewiston scoring fou: times in the
ninth and Hallowell tying and s.
Throughout the game the fast team
work of Hallowell was apparent. it
| certainly has swift inIield. Higgins
and Blair played with Il snap that
savored only of science and love and
interest of the game Their playing was
gilt edged. Pugsley at second and New
eiham at first made n good impression
| and barring accidents they will make
good" with most everything coming
their way.
Arata, Patten and Carey were active
| in the field, Patten having the most
chances and pulling them all in with
one exception which one was lost after
q long run into the sun.
Hallowelrs battery work was highly
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pitcher and he fields his POSITION like
| a veteran. He has evidently played the
game in fast company. Honroe allowed
Lewiston nine hits with 4 total Of II
| bases while Hallowell touched up
Breen for II hits with Il total of l.
bases. 1t WIS baseball from start to fin
, sh and there was no doubt as to the
! nittin. Qualities of Hallowell men.
, Blair fu nd the sphere for two singles
and a double.
! The game in detail:
! Joyce made connections with Mon
roe's first pitch and knocked grounder
| to blair who fumbled, Sullivan struck
out Joyce reaching second. Hodgson hit
| safe and scored Joyce, CaJrigan got to
| first on scratch but Hodgson was out
on third; Carrigan advanced to second
and took third on passed ball, Breel
| took a walk but Carrigan was caught
| off third by McBain to Higgins.
Carey and Newcnham knocked
grounders and went out. pitcher to first.
Blair hit but Higgins lied out to first.
In the second Dennison hit; O'Brien
| struck ont; Penley gave a grounder
| to Pugsley retiring Denni.ion at second
|
Hallowelrs second saw McBain out
at first on grounder, Arata hit into CEN
ter. Pattcn scratched. 10th out on
double play Breen to HOdgson to Car
| rigan.
| In the third: William struck out:
Joyce got two bases on strike out; Sui
livan went out Blair 10 Newenham;
| Hodgson out first Blair to Newenham
| Hallowelrs fourth. Pugs!ey out. third
base throw to first, Monroe base on
balls: Carey went out, third to nrst
but advanced Monroe, who later was
| caught off second.
| Carrigan got first on balls. Breen
sacrificed; Dennison out TO Patten.
| O'Brien famed.
| Halloweli made good in the fourth.
| Newenham found Green for a double,
Blair was contendcd with single.
| Newenham taking third. Higgins up,
| Blair stole second; Higgins out, pitcher
| to first, Newenham scored. Blair TO
| third, McBain got n single and scored
| Blair, Arata hit safe also, McBain get
| ting out on second. Fatten swiped Il
double and scored Arata, Newenham
out, third to first. Score. to l, favor
Hallowell.
| Lewiston did not score N fifth. Pene-
ley getting first on error and remain
| ing there while William, Joyce and
| Sullivan got out.
Hallow elps fifth saw Monroe out on
foul fly, Carey out. pitcher to first. Two
| out when Newenham came up, ana
| went to first on dead ball. Blair raised
n handsome one for double and stole
| third before he stopped lInning. scor-
| ing Newenham. 1t was good to look at
from a Hallowrll vantage point. Hlg-
gins got first on error at first and Blair
scored. McBain up but Higgins was
| caught off first. Score, end of fifth, TO
Ii. favor of Hallowell.
Tn the sixth Lewiston started the bali.
| Carrigan got walk; Green knocked
for two bases, and Carrigan scored' on
field in. DennisOn found double ami
lsreen came home Breen, Peneley and
| whitman went out.
Hallowell's sixth opened with Nc
Balm a ground hit. followed by Arata
scratch, retiring Mack at second. Pat
ten hit, Arata taking third after
steal to second. Pugsley's hit scored
Arata. Patten was hung up between
| second and third on play off prepar-
atory to steal and was caught after
a bit OF sharp playing. Pugsley. how
ever, stole second and landed on third
safely as the smoke was clearing. Mon
roe went out, short to first. Score, 6
to 3.
Neither side scored in the seventh,