Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-07-19
GARDINER wins
Easy Victory from Win
throp --Score, 4 to 0.
Winthrop Only Once Danger
ous|y Near TO Scoring.
Gardiner Wins BY Better Hitting and Field
Ing and Most Of Luck.

W lltIlOl. Me. July IL E'c' t'ti'--
Gardiner applied the- brush 70 the home
team, this afternoon, by the score Of
to .. i'll a fairly Interesting contest
The game was fully as one-siied as
tie core indicates. Winthrop being
lang. rnusly near scoring bnt once ih
the seventh y hen the bases were ful'
AMI but one out The side was retired,
however. on hit to the pitcher, who
sent tn. ball 10 ih- plate. and the lat
l-r fuuctiunary doubling it to first.
y It'll the same identical play that Hal
lowell cut out the home team. Satur-
day, in the heart breaking sixth.
Car liner won the game by superior
hitting AMI fl-l,lIng and probably had
ih- major share uf tine luck, although
this last did not make any particular
difference. as the game was the visitors
rom th.- beginning.
"Gr4!up' Morse was again on deck
tol Y inth. y, tnl pitched a game SINH
IAr To that of sSatuTday-neither bad
OF especially praiseworthy. About
| II '1lf and '1lf' il would seem, To bOr
row thu title Of our English Cousins
fayorlte- beverage. The Gardiner lads
got eight of him all right. 1t should be
said in Justice. how ever. that "Gramp"
| did the best stick work. ana could they
Rave brought in combination with SINH
| lar articles might have counted well
| fo- Winthrop.
Belne pitched a fir<t-class game for
| Gardner. and no pitcher in the league
could have handled himself better. He
| allowed but five hits scattered hits
which is good IeC"ri for any man.
Til" cane W1c more or less istless
at times. The hot weather during the
carly part OF the game made every
body sweat more or less. and in the
case or tn" players the emphasis was
| on th.. more: and if they did not feel
| Ike talking it up" as much as usual
il should be put down more to the COM
| mon sens column rather than any
where.
Perhaps this accounts for the fact
that theT- werc no .toIen bases. When
a Gardiner man got on a base he hung
there until something happened And
the Winthrop men-well only few
Of them enjoyed the rare privilege of
getting o. bass.
The lively Work Of the game was the
catching of 4 long drive into left field
~ Messenger. he securing the ball af-
ter a long run. making brilliant catch.
Another pretty play was the way
WormW0oi got down after Stones
bunt. evidently. ana made a play sell
dom creditt to a third baseman. These.
M the passing freight trains, were
the only things that enlivened the sol
tmn occasion.
on the whole. it was gloomy Win
throp supporters seemed to be effected
with a weak heart after the first few
innings, and there We're not enough
Gardiner people present to enliven the
occasion. although they did manage To
cheer their heroes ut different times as
they marched from the field. The thun-
der clouds came up over the crest Of
the great hills AID it was more solemn
vet during the latter part. The silence
was the kind that you feel and cannot
eXpreSS-a silence broken only by the
umpire's solemn announcements and
or perchance the far-off whistle of an
electric as it circled in and out among
The hiIlS and lakes over toward the
capital. Story by innings:
First inning Messenger was ont with
ball in Talbot's nit. Allen singled
and got around to third and home on
errors connected with the fielding of
Chadbourn'S hit to Irish. Chadbourn
was out at second and CIason was ont |
To bliscoll. For Winthrop. Huntington
was out, short to first, and Irish vas
the same in the very same manner
Dris""li singled ana Wormwood did |
iikeWise. but was out at second
Second lnninP-Sfnn.
snort, Munro was slf. on an error and
Beaae was out at first. Douglass Gin
slr'i and Munro scored. johnson struck |
out. For Winthrop. Morse nit for tu,o
bases, but BearCe WAS out to the Mitch
'r. Talbot was out, third to first. and
Cary missed three.
Third inning-Me Messenger and Allen
both famed and Chadbourn was the
same. pitcher to first. For Winthrop
iiiiht ingion and Irish We're out at first
and nriscoll was ont 10 left.
Fourth inning-CIason was ont tn
catcher. stone was safe on an error
ana Munro hit. Beanc was out to right
ana Douglass famed. For Winthron
N"rmwood was out to third, and York
and Morse missed three.
fhth lnnlng-Johnson famed once |,
agan and Messenger hit, going tn |,
third on errors. But Allen was out ar L
hrst and Chadbourn was out at third
For Winthrop. Bearce and Talbot were
retired at first and Cary by one to
third.
Sixth inning-Clason was safe on an
error. Stone was out. third to frs,
Munro was out to left, and Reane w,s
out. pitcher to first. For Winthrop. Ii
Huntington was out, second to 6rst
and Irish was safe on an error, but was
out on an attempted steal on a f,nc
throw by Stone. Driscoll was ont NJ
first.
Seventh inning-Johnson hit. but v.s
later out at second on fielder's choice
Of Messenger hit to third. Allen was
out, second to first For Winthron
Wormwood struck out and York drew,
Tour and Morse hit; then Rearce drew
and the bases were full. Talbot on,v