Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22
HanoweN Wins 7 to
From Wat-FaiI6e|d.
4 Fast Game With Sensational
Plays on Each Side.


Hallowell. Me, Aug. 2l.-(SpeciaD.-
Hallowell played winning ball against the
Twins today, the final score being to 1
in favor OF the home team. 1t was a
hot day and the attendance was fair. al
though not as large as usual. The home
and with more ginger than ever before.
Bannon's men were certainly in great
form. Morse had absolute control of his
delivery at all times and struck out nine
men. In the fourth no one succeeded in
finding him even for foul or scratch.
O'Neil made the great feature plays of
the afternoon. For one thing, he ran 80
feet, picked up a grounder with his left
and threw out his man at first. 1t was
considered to be the most gilt-edSed
robbery" Of local baseball history. He
next came into prominence by running
backward out of his position and robbing
another batsman of his safe hit" His
batting record also good. having one
hit and q sacrifice Reference to records
of past games will reveal that he is per
haps the most successful "bunter' in the
league.
Davis missed couple of balls but had
lots of work with his 13 putouts and one
assist. He also placed two hits safely
and made one run--a GOOD record
CASSIDY singled and registered a score.
H. had no chances in his field AMI it
was p remarkable fact that on" prItnut
each fer ON"il. Webb. Shaw AMI Rogers
were all that got away from D;vi3 and
Bsnnon.
Webb got \ nice double -slrk"r which
scored the rrst r'ln. i''air had onlr one
chantc, st. arI pad" Oh" hit
Rogers vas robbed 81 "" hts liz Al
bolt Shaw got two laS'"s I" ti,st in
three tirlcs ny and got u''i'r a difficult
ny for Il I,utoit. ramon covered fl t
bag tc the Kings taat".
Abhotts playing in left for tn" visitors
was commemorative AMI h got two Of the
four hits allowed.
Jones got the only run for Wat"rville
and Fairfield IIc singled and 70 two
passed balls got home. But for this
break In their favor they would htNe
been shut out. HIS pitching IVES good
but was found Tor aitS enough - win
out.
The work Of I'mpi," Hart va G"'d u
all times He VA; TIN ana lmIartlal and
"rade good with tn" c"'ryd.
Abbott led off with ansic and wa5
advanced nv Curry's; out at trst Rurll.
flicd to Shaw. Hove got 4 pass ara ku's
famed Ilalluweil: Hair out. third a.
first: Cassidy safe at first error 10y
Burke: O'Ncil out :!y to Abbott: Web
hit for two bases and scored Cassidy
Rogers famed.
Second innng-McCarley was out t
Rogers; Rarnstead famed; Mcconnell
out. O'Neil to Bannon For Halloweil
Shaw walked. Bannon out first an'
Shaw at second on double play. Burke U
Hove to King. Davis out, third to first
Third inning-Jones singled. got seconc
on passed ball. Abbott walked. currj
out. Morse to Bannou. and second an'
third occupied with out. Burke VI
when Jones scored on passed ball. Burke
then struck out. Hoye was out. Blair Il
Baanon. Score 1 and T. For Hallowell
Morje out, Burke to King. Blair out
Curry to King. Cassidy famed.
Fourth inning-KinS, McCarley ant
BArrstead famed. For Hallowell: oNci
singled; Webb out. short TO first: Roger;
out. fy to left: Shaw drew a walk ano
was out at second. Hoye to Met arlcy
on fielder's choice of Bannon $ drive.
Fifth inning Mcconnell stru"k out
Jones flied to Davis. Abbott out ON"l
to Banron For Hallowell: Davis sin
gled Morse out on pop to Jones. blaii
singled. and with DAVIS moved ahead OF
error nv Abbott Cassidy singled ano
Blair was hit by the batted ball. DAVIS
getting home but required to return e
third Cassidy started to steal secon'
and in the confusion and attempt to re-