Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-11
ha|IoWen Wins Fast One
From WaterviI|e 5 TO 7.
Climbs a Notch, But Not Yet
Very Dangerous to Leaders.


Waterville Me, Aug. lO.-tSpecldI)--
In the midst Of a comedy Of errors the |
Waterville- Fairfield Twins went down
to defeat on the Colby grounds Friday.
Hallowell winning by score Of 5 To 3.
About the only redeeming feature Of
the game was the pitching Of Neon
nell, who put up a good game in spite
Of wretched support in the field. The
only earned run OF the game was in the
sixth, when Burke got three-sacker
and scored on Farrelfs single. The
Il me M detail follows:
First inning-Elair connected With
the rail- and Burke threw wild. Blair
stole second. In throwing 10 prevent the
st-ai Farrell threw the ball clear into
center field. and Blair galioped home.
IN the hume teams half. with Hoye
ont At first, Allen walked. but WAS
forced out at second by Burke. burke
stole second and Abbott drew d trans
fer, but Farrell struck out
Second inning-BOth sides went "ut
in one-two-Ihree order, by good field
ing.
Third inning-For Hallowell, with
McIntire and Mcdonald OUT. Blair
Mingled but O'Neil flied out 10 Nc
Ctrnel.
Mcdonnell was assisted oH at first
BY D'Nen Hoye flied to O'Nril and
Allen To Rogers.
Fourth inning with Cassidy and
Rogers cut. Eannon singled. Webb
came up To. the bat. ana had ike
ca He'd on him. Bdnnnn stole second
and went 10 third on a wild throw. Be
fore Webb had ceased striking. cannon
bid -cor-d on :, passed ban. Then
W-Dh kindly struck out.
The r., ins" got two men on bases
in their half. but one out to start ritiI
was 900 much II handicap, and Nc
CARLY retired the side with a foul NY
after Farrell had been trying To steal
SECOND.
Fifth inning-Davis flied to Abbott.
McIntire flied foul to King. cannon
erred on shotstop's throw OFF Nc
Donald but the latter was run out De
tween first and second.
In the home teams half, BarnStead
was aided out at first by O'Neil. like
service was performed for MCCONNELL
by Webb, and O'Neil again officiated
for Hoye.
sixth inning-And here it was that
things began to hapIen. Blair was
ont pitcher to first aseman. . Men
singled. but was run out. trying to
steal second. Cassidy singled with
erOunder to right field. Allen fumbleh
II In the tail grass. allowed 1t TO &"
wards beyond him. and when the mists
had cleared away Cassidy was sweet
~ smiling on third. Rogers was passed
and Cassidy scored on lannon's hit,
Rogers being out at the plate.
In the Waterviile-Fairfeld half
things continued TO happen. Allen
walked and scored on Burke's three
sacker. Abbott was out to Bann"n.
Farrell singled. but was forced out by
King On the single. Burke had scored
King reached second on Bannons error
McCarlet got base on balls ana an
other walk to Barnstead filled the
bases. McConnelrs timely hit tied the
e-Hallowell 3. Twins 3.
Seventh inning-A wild throw by Nc
carley let Webb around to second and
he scored on Davis out at first. The
half closed with two on bases.
Hove walker, went to second on Al
lens sacrifice and stole third. but
Burke and Abbott were out. HalloW ell
T. Twins 3.
Eighth inning Cassidy wake 4, but
was caught at second. Rogers struck
out, and Bannon flied to Barnstead.
With Farrell and King out, McCarley
made first on Webbs error and was add
yanced TO second by Blrnsteads sin
gle but the latter was forcer out by
Mcconnell.
Ninth inning-Webb walked and stole
second. Davis struck out but the visi-
tors were destined to make II safe with
one more. for Webb scored on McIn-
tires double.
With two out Burke reached second.
hut Abbott flied to blair. Score: Hal
lowell S, Waterville Fairfield 2. Sum
mary: