Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-29
Ha||owe|| Easily Wins From
Winthrop, Nine to Three.
The Visitors Were Not in the
Game at Any Time.
Augusta Aggregation will Cross Bats, Today,
With Winthrop at Winthrop.

WOOulOck ana WOTfnWOOG successive
ly knocked out of the box and runs 8
to 3 in favor Of HallOwell, is the brief
record of the game with Winthrop at
Hallowell. Wednesday.
Plucky Parker Patten pitched for
HallOwell and he was in with the goods
start ana finish.
The gamesgrew Old fast for Win
throp's hope, gasped and died when
Wormwood slipped his trolley and fail
ed to make good the lethargy of Wood
lock- start. The crowd looked for
WormwoOd to get into the boat" and
once in the game. in the seventh inning
he offered to get in. by Steaming three
good ones over to Joyce in quick order
and striking his man out. 1t was 4
false alarm. however, for they found
him AGAIN in the eighth. and then it
was all Owe.
StanWOod was first up Tor Winthrop
and was out at first iinassisted, Cary
knocked to Monroe and was out at first,
Wormwood doubled by knocking one
into deep left. Irish took Il single and
found second, Normwood scoring. Man
ter. For q quick tally this vas great for
Winthrop, but not equaiied by Halo
wells records start. l.
Carey placed one into left, wide of
the fielder and had found second before
the ball struck earth; The ball was lost
for i seconds more and when it was
fielded in Carey was within sliding dis
lance of home, and so it was a home
run for Il starter, Newenham raised i
high fly in the in-fiel but no one got
under and he got first. Joyce famed,
Peneley walked AMI McCarty got first
on pitchers error filling the bases. Ara
Ia scratched and went out. scoring
Newenham. Monroe and McBain wait
ed and walked. forcing pcneley home.
Patten up completed the batting list
and Wornwcod came to WOodlOck's re-
lief, Patten flied out to StaawOOd.
The second saw Huntington out at
first unassisted. and WoOGlOck got Il
single Yeatnn flied to Carey; Fortier
lit but StanwOOd went cut, Monroe to
McBan.
Second inning for Hailowell: Carey
walked and stole second, Newenham
singled, but got two bases, Carey scOr-
ing. Joyce walked and Pereley filled thu,
bases in the same way, Mccarthy
didn't find the ball but Arata did and
went out to left Newenham scoring on
the throw in, Monroe famed and retir-
ed the side. Score, HailOwell, 5: VIM
thrOp, ,.
In the third it was one. two, three
order for both sides, I'atten striking
out WornlwOod and Irish and Worm
wood returning the compliment to Pat
ten and giving McBain a walk.
In the fourth Patten made sensa-
tiOnaI stop of Manter'S ground drive
and put him out at first, Huntington
flied 10 Mccarthy. Woodl"ck taking one
i'm the fifth rib for first bag. York came
to the bat in YeatOnS place and singled.
WOOdlock going to third. FOrtier closed
by going out. Monroe to first.
Hallowelrs turn in the fourth found
WoOdlock in right and Irish short.
Newenham out. pitcher to first. Joyce
first on strikeOut and error by catch
er. Peneley hit and two bases. Joyce
failing in his steal home. Mccarthy
famed.
Winthrop tailed in the fifth. STAN
wood singled and stole bag two: Cary
sacrificed placing StanwOOd on third.
WormwoOd flied out to Arata and
StanwoOd scored on the throw in. Irish
flied to Newenham, who took it in
handily.
Hallowell increased her lead by two
in the fifth. Arata started with a sim
gle in middle center. Monroe famed;
McBain got first and second on errors
placing Arata on third. Patten sent a
grounder through first and scored
Arata and McBain. Carey got a clean
hit. but Patten got out on third. New
enham went out at first.
Winthrop failed to land in the sixth.
For Hallowell, Peneley scored. Joyce
had singled and later been retired. Nc
Carthy singled and Arata followed suit.
Monroe famed McBain walked and
forced the run. Patten went out, short
to first.
winthrop was retired in order in the
For Hallowell. Carey singled,
stole second was advanced by Newen-
hams scratch anG came home on