Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
Home Team Wins from
Winthrop, Three to One
Patten Pitches Great Ball,
Striking Out Eleven Men.
WoodIoek Knocked 0ut-..StanWOod Disabled
With DisIOcated Shoulder.


was good for baseball, and it was graf
living to have the teams Interested ana
united in their efforts to show up the
genuine article.
One regrcttable feature was the pres
once of Carrigam on the Winthrop team.
Before the game opened announcement
was madc that protest would be flied,
Mr. Carrigdn having been suspended
from the league by the board of APP
peals. lust why Winthrop persists in
parlcyinG and trtiing with the just
and final decision of this board is hard
for the loyal supporters of the game to
understand. The Carrgan matter his
been thoroughly gone over and the I'M
biased and sensible decision of the
committee of last resort should stand
or some definite reason for not accept
ing it should he made public.
PHtten pitched for Hallowell and he
had the visiting batsmen under his
thumb from start to finish. There We're
tight places when only cool head
could have mastered the situation, but
this WAS Patterns cool day for his head
was a relia BILE cake of ice and his
delivery is refreshing and satisfying to
onlookers rs a draft of root beer from
a soda fountain.
II" has curves that astonish both the
batter and the umpire as we'll as the
gran5stand. He was never at loss in
Saturdays game to know what to do"
and his stock of ms, outs, drops and
StraightS WIS never displayed with bet
ter care and aforethOught.
Winthrop got five hits. but they were
scattered. only three being registered
up to the clos. of the eighth inning. Hal
lowell found eight safe ones and lost
many opportunities at scoring which
the story below will show.
First inning-StanwoOd was out on fly
to higgins. Huntington was out Blair
to Newenham and CarriSan tarried with
the stick only long enough to land hot
line drive into Higgins nit. Newen-
ham was hit hy pitched ball. Cary
walked and Newenham stole third. Blair
first Was a Sift and now that the la ses
were fun and no one gone 1T looked like
a fair start. At this time Woodlock was
replaced by York. Higgins scratched ana
Newenham was forced out home Carey
failing t" steal third and making two
out. York favored Davis with four balls
hut Arata scratched and retired the side
Blair to Nenewham
Second inning -Wormwnnd came to the
bat cautiously and proceeded to size ~
Pattcn. The first one looked good but
he Swished the air. He ducked the next
one. but it cut the plate The third try
resulted in useless waste Of energy
and he reiipuishcd the bat to GRANDMA
Morse. 'Gramp' made a mighty under
swing and the ball went up like a sky
rocket. There was some confusion as to
who would take it SO that when Davis
started he was late and the ball came to
eamh with a thud, "Gramp'' and his
pleasant smile now being in possession Of
first base. Patten decided that he would
cut out his free list and 50 Driscoll and |
keene merely went through the motions |
and struck ont without a murmur. Pugs- |
ley was forl5's first strillaout hut Sparks |
followed with Z clean hpl. Patten went |
out second to first. Newenham got first
on error at snort and Sparks retired the |
side by getting heldup on his steal home. |
Third inninE-IriSh struck out: York |
out first unaSsis1tcd. Stanwood first on |
four count. stole second and third |
Huntington struck out When UaIloweII |
came to the bat in this inning Cary was
in eft replacing Huntington. Carey of |
Hal!oweH went ont, pitcher to first |
Riair got first on error at center I;ic--
gins out. second to first; .-avis struck ont
Fourth inning-CarriSan got first hit
for Winthrop Norwood again tried IL
connect with on" Of Patterns curves hut
couldn't and Eallautlr struck out. Morse
got first on fcld"r's choice. error by
Blair. making CdrriGan safe at second
briScoll was at the bat when Carrican
attempted a steal to third. He was
caught by yard on fine throw bv
Davis t" Higgins. briScoll knocked \
fly into Sparks territory, and although
Mr.. Sparks is q pitcher he knows some
thing about fielding. he ran for if and |
rhc right kind of drive forward resulted
in a very successful put out This inning
was at one tim" fun Of possibilities for
Winthrop scoring. but Sparks sensa-
tional catch spoiled the chances com.
plctely. Ara'ta walked to first ana p,rrs
Icy got single Sparks out on Gy ia
pitcher. Patt"n singled and Ncwenbam
struck out Carey wa. hit nv pitched
ball and Arara was forced home for tbe
first score, Blair wa, out third tn fret
Fifth inning -Keenc struck ont. Irish
ont, Pugsey to Ncwcnham. Stanwood
out. fly to Arata For HaIIowcII Jtir
gins out. fly to NORWOOD Davis hit to
center. Arata doubled. Pugsiey was OUT
on ily to left, but Davis scored. Sharks
singled, but went ont on second.
Sixth innng-St1nwood was out. Pat
ten to Newenham and was injured bv
sliding. Time was called and doctors |
summoned to the field found THAT tbe |
base runners shoulder had been disIo ] :
Gated. Cary was next man at bat and he
singled. Carrigan was out. pitcher ia
first. Wormwood struck out retiring
side There Were more changes for Min |
throp, WormwCod going to third base
and Talbot to center. Patten flied out 10 |
York. Newenham singled and GO; second :
on error. Carey went out, pitcher to
first Ncwenham taking third. Blair was {
out third to first.
Seventh inning Morse out Patten IA {
Newenham. Driscoll singled Keene /
lied to Carey. Irish flied to Blair. For '
Higgins walked. Davis went |
,ut on fly to left. and Higgins was q