Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24

DdSeDaU experience, ana consequently
put up a fast game, and but for the
magnificent fielding work Of Bowdoin
the score might have been closer still.
Eowdoin secured five Of her runs In
the second by clean hitting and fast
ail-round playing. four hits. one of
which was a triple by Abbott. and a
base on balls doing the trick. The COL
lege team secured its other run in the
fourth. The visitors secured their first
score in the second. and that was all
until the eighth. when the other three
came their way as already mentioned.
The best fielding work was done by
White. Stanwood and Hodsdon for
Bowdoin. and by Wormwood for the
visitors. Stanwood and White lead in
the stick work.
The game opened with Bowdoin at
the bat, and was retired in short Or
third, Abbott flied out to NORWOOD
and Clark persisted on drive to
right field.
For the visitors. Joyce was out on a
fly to Stanwood. Nash got a base on
balls, but was caught by lively work
on the part Of Hodsdon on an attempt
ed steal to second. McCathy struck
out.
In the second, Greene got base on
balls and Ellis singled. Files was out
on a fly to center. Stanwood hit, Hods-
don got base on balls, White singled
and then the three Dagger by Abbott
and five runs has been scored. Clarke
was out, pitcher to first.
Tn tho yiSifOcc' half bit
and stole second. Huntington struck
out and NORWOOD was out to second.
Yetton hit and Stanwood scored. Nc
Day was out, second to first.
In the Bowdoin's half of the third,
Greene was out on fly to pitcher. Ell
lis got base on balls, but was caught
to far away from first. Files struck
out.
For the visitors. Breen was out on
fly to HodsdOn. Joyce was out. pitcher
to first. Nash got base on balls, but
was out trying to get to second.
In the fourth, Stanwood led off with
hit and HOdSdOn secured another.
Lewis was out to third. White got hit.
but was caught off first. OH sllpup OF
signals Abbott flied out to right field.
The visitors went out in short order.
Carrisan dying out to left, Hunting
fled out to second and NORWOOD fol-
lowed suit on pretty catch by Ellie.
In the fifth, Clarke struck out on
questionable decisions. Greene was out
OH foul to catcher and Ellis was out
at center
For Lewiston. Yetton was out. third
to first. McDay. short to first, and
Breen second to first.
In the SIXTH both sides were retired
as fast as the men came up.
In the seventh, Bowdoin thought she
was going to get some more-but
didn't. Lewis got a base on balls. but
was out on an attempted steal. White
hit and Abbott followed with another.
Clarke was out, pitcher to first. and
Greene was out on the same play.
For the visitors. Carrigan was out to
Clarke and Huntington secured hit.
Wormwood was out. pitcher to first.
and Yetton was out. third to first.
In the eighth. Ellis hit, Files struck
out and Stanwood was out. Breen to
Yetton and Hodsdon was out on fly
to center.
For the visitors. McDay got base
| on balls and Breen secured hit and
Joyce followed up with a double, scor-
ing Mcpay and Breen. Nash and Nc
Carthy struck out. Carrigan hit. scor-
ing Joyce. Huntington flied out to
White.
In the ninth. Lewis went out to
Huntington. White was safe on an err
ror by Yetton and Abbott got base
on balls. Clarke was out. third to first,
and Greene was out by one in Yetton's
hands.
For the visitors. NORWOOD was out.
pitcher to first. Yetton shared the same
fate. second to first, and McDay flied
out to third.
The score:
BOWDOIN.
AR RH pO r,