Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22
Winthrop Bows Head In
Defeat Score, Is to z
Work Of the Augusta Team a
Splendid Exhibition.
Captain PenIey'S Work a Notable Feature
WO0dI0ck Retired from Game.

ing COnteSl--that Is, after the 1lfSt rev
innings. ana showed, on the one side,
tie vast superiority Of the Augusta
team, ana on the other, the inferiorty
Of the Winthrop team. By saying that
II does not mean that some of the team
DID not play ball, for Driscoll, the
| catcher, showed up in grand good FORM
stopping many poor throws of the
pitchers and doing his share at the
stick. Aside from this. however, there
vas some of the lOosest playing that
| has been seen here in many moons.
| Particularly was this true of the
work of WoodiOcll. in right field. ChaS-
| ing after hits he fell al over himself
| twice, and by awful throwing, once to
| first and once home. let in several of
| tue Augusta runs. After five men had
| batted in the fifth and no one out,
| Manager StanwoOd changed the play
| Ars around, and retired Woodlock to the
| bench. WOrmWood was called upon to
| 90 the honors on the slab and STAN
| wood Went third, placing Irish at sec
| clld and York in the field. The change,
| however. had little effect. for the local
| bows continued TO hit EN- out" in the
most ruthless fashion and when the
| game WAS over had scored II hits, sew
| On off York and four off Wormwood,
| ana these coupled with the nine errors
| made by the visitors made very one
| sided contest.
| For the home team all played good
| ball, with few exceptions. The most
| noticeable work being that of Captain
| Prnlcy, and while he had to contribute
| his customary error il did not count in
| the run ting ana in four times at
| the bat. he made four hits, three of
| thcm being for extra bases. Moody too,
| cane in for one of the extra base hits
cracking her out for three Of them, i'm
| the fifth.
| Kennisten played grand good
| game" both us to pitching and fielding
| his position and showed himself up as
| one Of the best pitchers in the league.
| Tie remainder of the team played their
| customary fast game and had the score
| been a little closer it would have been
| fully as satisfactory to the fans. and
| would have added much to the interest
| As it WIS the fans did not strain their
| voices and We're glad when the Slaugh-
ter was over. The detailed story:
First Winthrop ut the bat.
Huntington went out. Remission to
first. StanwoOd walked and Worm
| wood was safe on first on an error by
| Remission. StanWOod was caught off
| second on q nice ''teta" play, Sullivan
throwing second ana after Prnlcr,
Craig and Moody handled the bail, he
retired. Driscoll famed. For Augusta.
Moody aud Abbott struck out. Pcnlcy
hit for two bases ont in center but the
side retired with Sullivan swinging at
| ln l,rfi ..- Ann
Winthrop. 0.
| Second inIinT-B"arce flied out to
| Wiley ana Files struck out after hav-
ing balls called at the start Talbot
also famed. For Augusta. Carrigan
| flied ont to Files, then NORWOOD
| started in in the error column making
an error of Craig's hit. Bearce made
an error Of thrown bail and Craig
went to second. Wiley flied out to
short. Wiley hit to first and the ball
went by Brarce to right ana Craig
scored. Wiley was caught playing off
first. Score: Augusta. |; Winthrop, o.
Third inning-Yoik flied out to
Wiley. WuDdlucll famed and Hunting
ton tapped An easy t!y to Moody. For
| Augusta. krnnistOn walked ond was
replaced At first by Watson as runner
l
left and Watson scored on hit by
prnl"y. Sullivan was out short to first
Score: Augusta. 2: Winthrop. 0.
Fourth inning Stanwood flied out to
center. WoTnwood famed out at three
lice ones in one, two, three order.
Drisc"il went out third to first. For
| Augusta. Carrigan flied out to Stan
wood. Craig hit safe. Wiley famed and
Wiley hit safe and made second on n
| Wild throw Ia first by Woodlnck. Dris-
coll scored passed ball and Craig
| came home. Remission was ont. short
Ia first. Score: Augusta, 3; Winthrop.
0.
Fifth inninG-Eoarcn famed. Files
| walked hlt was out at second. being
forced By hit to Craig by Talbot.
| York struck out. For Augusta. Moody
| started of in nice fashion. making the
| first three base hit made on the HON"
grounds. this season. Abbott walked
| and P"nl"y came to the rescue with
his second two base hit Of the game.
scoring Moody. Sullivan hit. Files
muifcd. CIrrigan hit save and Wood
| lock threw wild to the plate and Pen
| ley scored. At this point Woodlock was
| retired and the wholesale change took
place. Craig flied out to right. WILEY
and Wiley famed ana Augusta had
scored four runs. Augusta. :; VIM
| throp. 0.
Sixth inning-Irish made first on an
error At short. Huntington hit to short.
| The bali was thrown to second. to first.
and nice double play completed
| Htanwood and Norwood hit. but
| Driscoll famed and more scores were
| lost For Augusta Kenniston hit
| Moody was safe on first by an error bv
| Stanwood. Abbott was safe on an error
! ut short. Penley again cracked out
pretty double and Kenniston and
Moody scored. Sullivan hit safe and
Abbott and Penley scored. Sullivan
stole second while Carrigan famed ont
Craig hit to Files. He made another err
ror and both base runners were safe
Wiley hit to right, a nice clean single
and sullivan and Craig scored. Wiley
walked. Remission struck out and
Moody was out, catcher to first. Score.
Augusta. 10; Winthrop, 0.
Seventh inning-Bearce famed. Files