Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
AUGUSTA WINS
A Very Pretty Game from
Winthrop, One to Nothing.
Three Singles in Succession
With Two Out, Does It.
Eddie Keanis;on Touched for Only FOur--'
Fast Play Throughout.

Winthrop, Me. Aug. % (SpeciaD. -
Well, Augusta came out here. today,
and evrnrd un for the ahutout Win
throp gave her the other day. by shut
ting out the home, team, l to q. III q
fast and eEciting game very free from
errors.
Neither side scored. ui.til tile eighth.
when. with two men out. Abbott sing
led to left. Penley tapped one Of
! Gramp Morse'S straight ones out into
right tor 4 singh. and Abbott sped
along IL thr1. Gallagher then druv"
one down ~ Morse ANA Abbott came
| nome. With tWn men On h2Ge:'. Sulh-
/ van strIck out.
Both pitchers did good work. though
! Augusta found Morse the easiest propu-
! Sitlon, every man but on. making u
| hi; kcnristun was touched but four
| times, including Il trip. anal two
dagger. and the hits wrr" scattered tho
four being in Srparat.. innings. Ken
niston strGck out eight and Morse six.
| Each OF Winthron'S !i"ld"r:' had work
to. do. Iri&h played IL fine right field.
| taking -four chances. Taylor had two
and Roach tw" Taylor banged oui
| L pretty dnubl, in tie sixth and
Itoach's triple ia il" fifth vas 4
beauty.
| Hemas"y had reached hrs, on =
| tumble b.. Moody and when Roach
smashed the ban away VI over the
wall into The church y.lrd. it looked
| like two runs, bus luck was against
us, rs the bah bounced back down into
MCCiallan's hands, who nelded it to
Remission III time for him 10 shoot il
| TO sullivan and catch Hennessy at the
plate. 1t nearly broke our hearts, but
| it was pretty playing for all that.
Carrigan was in the game all the
| time and took his three chances in his
usual snappy style. besides making a
| single III tf.e fourth. Wormwood made
one error. but H. handled some hard
drives ami has two putouts and two
assists, with a single In the ninth. Hen
messy took care of everything that
came along Chandler took hia five
| chances without a slip. fielding the
| ball cleverly and sharply. Driscoll
taught his usual good game.
For Augusta, Nickerson ana Abbott
We're both given Hearty applause by the
crowd for their clever fielding. Nick
eraon landed three Oh the run, and
| AhbottR catch Of Carrigans high drive
| away uut in deep left was the Senaa =
| tional feat Of the game. Mcclellan in
Wiley covered first il good shape.
Moody took four out Of five chances at
| second and Gallagher had two nice
| assists CaptaiiI Pfnlev was back in
| the game AT short. and took Two OF his
three chances sullivan Was in fine
form behind the hat.
| The crowh was small, the game be-
| ing postponed one and not So eX-
| tensively advertised as the regular
! scheduled ones. but the fans We're lib
eral with their applau"" and impartial
in bcstoWing II.
! IT was Il perfect day for baseball,
hot and calm. The men worked out
well and held n fast clip throughout,
50 that the game was short.
Umpire Earker'a work would average
well, though both pitchers shook their
heads q few times at 4 few called balls
and strikes.
| Story of the game by innings:
| First inning Moody hit to Chandler
| and beat II out to first. Nickerson
| famed. Abbott hit to Morse, who
| caught Moody at second. Peney was
| out. second to first. Irish was out, third
to first. Taylor famed. Carrigan
| grO9ned as one hit him on the arm and
walked. While Wormwood was fan
| ming twice Carrigan stole second.
| Wormw"od then flied to Penley.
| Second inning-Gallagh fouled two
! Of EN- and was out. short TO first. Sui
| Ivan famed. Mcclellan hit to Worm
| wood, who nailed him at first. "Gramp''
| Morse famed ana droped his smile.
Hennessey waited too long and was
called out. Roach file! out TO right.
Third innins-Wiliey lined one into
Chambers hands. E"nniSton was out
second 10 first. Moody flied to left.
Chandler waited and famed. DriscnIl