Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-09
Ha||owe| Turns Augusta
Down Hard, z to 6.
Heavy Batting by Both Sides
With Ha||oweI Leading.
Star and Loose Playing Impahia|Iy Mixed.
Two Games for To-day.

Hallowell, Me, Sept. 8.-(SpeciaD.-
There is a lively interest in the post
series games and particularly at this
jupcture when both Augusta and Hal
lowell have game to their credit.
Yes. Hallowell won, observation-disclosures,
II to sand Hallowell's heavy hitting
did it.
1t was a game worth seeing. There
was a freshness and freedom about
the playing that was admirable. 1t
seems that players have more of ma
tural way about them now that they
are directing their own business at
fairs and if anything they seem to
have calmer way of playing the game
and play more for the love of the sport.
players responsibility often rests
heavily and the nervousness OCCASION
ed by fast playing and the thoughts
of a release sure enough results in
mistakes and hard luck" plays.
Hallowell led in the hitting. yester-
day. with is hits and a total of "a
bases. Such merry round. Au-
gusta secured Il with d total of II.
but they failed to find first after the
sixth.
Bradley of Hallowell got two singles
and two triples in five times at bat.
He had them all pushed back to the
outer edges and good fielders couldn't
get under for anything more than
forlorn attempt at getting the ball.
Cowing got single and two doubles
and was satisfied. Newenham got one
fu-n cipulpc FREQ
and a sacrifice. Allen a base on error.
singls and double; Pugsley got two
singles and Watson a double and
single.
For Augusta johnson made three
Dagger and a single. but there was
nothing to touch Bradley's remarkable
stick work.
There was fair attendance; there
should have been more there for the
weather was if anything the best Of
the season. Augusta will meet Halo
well again. today. and there should be
somewhere between 500 and 1000
present. Time o'clock. "Hod' New
enham will twirl for Hallowell and
this should be attraction enough for
the fans.
The story of the game:
First inning-Moody made first on
error at short: Burns sacrificed, pitch
| er to first: Penley out. short to first
and Ready out third to first. For Hal
lowell. Newenham singled and went
out on second. force-o pitcher to
second. Aliens first was by Moody's
error Blair flied to pitcher. Bradley
singled but got out on second to Pugs-
| ley on Higgins scratch
Second inning-Nickerson singled
Sullivan made first on Pugsey's error.
Johnson sacrificed. out Higgins to
| first. Remission singled and Nicker-
son scored. Arata's single scored Sui
Ivan Moody fouled to Cowing. Burns
flied to Allen. For Hallowell. Cowing
doubled and Pugsley. Davis and Wat
son famed. Score: Augusta, 8. Hal
lowell. 0.
Third inning-Penley singled. Ready
doubled and scored Penley. Nickerson
was out. second to first. Sullivan was
safe first on error short and Ready
scored. Sullivan was out by Pugsley
on second when Johnson scratched to
that quarter and completed the double
play. out Pugsley to Cowing. For Hal
lowell. Newenham walked, Allen flied
out to first. Blair famed, Bradley hit
for three bags scoring Newenham
Higgins singled and scored Bradley
Cowing made first on error at short. a
passed ball sending Higgins to third
and Cowing second. Pugsley singled
and scored Higgins and Cowing. Davis
flied out to lett. Score: Augusta. 8;
HalloWell. 4.
There was no run getting for Au-
gusta in the fourth or fifth In Hal
lowell's fourth. Watson singled, New
enham sacrificed out. pitcher to first,
Allen famed, Blair hit by pitched ball.
Bradley repeated his three base act
and scored Watson and Blair. Higgins
out third to first. Hallowell did not
score in fifth. Score: Augusta, S; Hal
lowell 6.
In the sixth for Augusta, Arata gave
Bradley a hot chase for deep one