Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
Ha|Iowe|I Leads for Six Innings
Tiled in the Seventh.
Hitting the Feature but Halo
we'll Couldn't Find "6ramp" Morse.


The game was ali that 10-innnG game
is 50 he,iulcd to bc--that is to say. close
and exciting. ANA il WAS n hard prop
osition for the Wise ones 10 pick n win
ncr at amy stage.
Nevertheless, 1t is not too much TO
say that the game really belonged 10
Winthrop all the way through. for the
locals hit hard enough and Morse
pitched web enough to win any game;
yet 81 batch of errors in the fourth,
gave IiallOwell four runs, that was q
good deal like money from your aunt
une expected and graci0usly received.
IIalIoW'll only made Il single AT iEiS
| time ana the errors did the rest. THIS
| how ever, WAS the only time Halloweil
was dangerous, for "Gramp" had them
under his thumb all the time.
This gave Iiallow"l a lead up TO the
| seventh and made people think that
Halloweil's reported horseshoe wasn't
getting rusty; but in the seventh Win
| throp battsd in two runs by means of
| n single and Two doubeS-and the score
| was Il tie.
Things remained thus until the 10Th,
| when genuine stick work did III" bus
| mess once again. And the finish was
| exciting enough. With one man out.
| Morse singled and then another man
| was out--and it didn't look like runs
| for Winthrop. But Talbot waited for
| four and StanWUod singled, filling the
| baScS-and the question was whether
| Irish would hit. lie did. Really good
| enough for two or three bases, and
| enough to score anywhere from one to
| three runs-but people did not wait for
| that--only long enough TO see the flax
| cn-haired Driscrll. who ran for
| "Grnmp," to cross the plato-and that
| was enough for both Winthrop and
| Hallowcll.
| The feature Of the game was the
hard-nit,ing of Winthrop. The local
| team hil hard and conSistently--thc
| kind that wins games. To Irish be-
| longs tie honor Of the day. he hitting
| three times out Of five times up, one
| Il double and the last one that scored
| the winning run being worth consider
| able more than n single, both in re-
| gard to the distance ii went and also in
| relation 10 that great problem concern
ing nG-"OppOrtunities.' He also
| hellod a fine single from center field 10
| second base in time to catch q man IN
| .! play that one does not often see. raj
| bots double il the second was also Of
| the kind that does the heart good II
one likes to see hits when they count.
scoring two runs. WormWood hit Tor
three bases in what was terribly near
| home run if they had not played him
safe. Maloncy started to pitch for Hal
lowell, but was replaced by Patten in
tho third; he also was hit freely.
Hallowcll played first-class ball.
There Was no trouble anywhere. They
| couldn't hit "Gramp," that's certain,
but aside from that they played gilt
| edged ball. and did the only thing that
was left for them to do-took adVan-
tage oi Wiithrop's errors. IL was their
only salvation. and for While II
looked rs though il would be salvation
enough. Blair played a fine game. cap
,uring two of Hallowell's for hits in
addition 10 playing an excellent field
| ing game. Arata also made some pref
IS 2utputs 1T left. Pussley played an
excellent fielding game. although Il"
did mot seem to have the hitting
recipe. which he used so effectively
against Augusta. yesterday, along
| with MIN. The story by innings:
| FirSt inning ErwCnham went ont,
short to first. Carey struck out, ana
Blair singled Higgins was safe on an
error and Davis famed. For winthrop,
| StalNood was out Blair to NeWen-
ham. ana Irish was out at Third. Then
| Wormwood iroV,. the ball To right Tor
| three bases tOr one of the prettiest ms
OF the year. York was out. second 10
| first.
| Second inning-Pugsley struck out.
| Aratl was out. Huntington TO Edmond.
and Sparks was out, second 10 hrst.
For Winthrop. Edmond was out New
cnham to Blair. Driscoll singled ana
| went 10 third on a poor throw py inc
| first baSeruan. Morse was out ah"
| Huntington drew four. Ialhot thth
covered himself with glory by SMASH
| ing ont Il timely two-basger ana DTS
| coll ana Huntington scored. StahWo"'i
| was out, pitcher 10 first. score. YIN
| throp. .; IIallowell. o.
| Third inning--Maloney was out !"
Irish. Newcnham was oul, snort l"
| first, and Carey struck out. f"F WIZ
| thrrp. Irish was safe on an error anu
| stole second. Norwood WAS OUT I"
| Arnta, York WAS out at 1irst' ai'', ~
| nomd WAS ont to Arata. score: VIII
| 'hrop. .. Tiallowell. o.
| Fourth mning-Blair singled ana
| Higgins and Davis were safe on errors
and the bases were full. Puesley struck
out and Arata went out. second TO
first but successive errors on SPARKS.
Patton and Newenham's drives Melted
four runs for Hallowell. Carey was out
at LETT. Score: winthrop. 2: Halo
Well, 1. Il
Fifth inning-Blair, Higgins and
LAWS were out in order For winthrop |
Talbot went out at first. Irish singled
but vas later out by the shortstop.
| Irish hit and stole second and Worm !
| wood was safe. York was out NJ hrst.
score: winthrop, 2; Halloweh' :.
sixth innilg-Pugsley struck out.
Arata was out to Irish. and Sparks
,anned For Winthrop. Edmond was
ont short to first. Driscoll was out.
pi,cbcr to first, and Morse drew four
balls Huntington was out, second to
first.
seventh inning-Patten was out, sec
49,, .. fret and Newenham was safe