Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-17
The game in detail:

hitting the second ball pitched for a
clean two Dagger to left, but died try
ing to make third, Mahoney relaying
Carey's throw to Scanlon. McGraw
popped to Scanlon. Wilson reached first
on Wholley's tumble, but Bernard
forced him at second. For Augusta
"Baggy" Allen hit safely the first ball
but was caught mapping off first by
McDonough's quick throw to Wilson
Follansbce and Lee hit safely and the
bases were filled when McDonough let
Eclley's third strike get away from
| him. Wholley fouled to McDonough.
With two strikes on him. Scanl"n hit
a savage one to Williams, which Pop
partially blocked. two men scoring
Carey hit safely, sending Kelley home.
but Allen running for Scanlon was
thrown out going to third.
Second inning-Aftcr McDade had
struck out. Tetreault singled to right
and took second when the ball bounded
| badly to Allen. Williams doubled to
left. Carey misjudging the ball and
Tetrcault scored. Corbett made first on
an error and Carey's single put him
on third, Williams counting. McDnn-
ouEh squeezed Corbett home. Kelley
dropping the ball. Kelley threw to sec
ond wildly. Corey scoring. McDonOugh
was thrown out going to third by Lee
to Scanlon and McGraw famed Four
runs for Pine Tree. For Augusta. with
one out, Thompson drew a pass and af-
ter Allen had flied to right. Follansbee
put "Cyclone" on third by clean sim
gle. Follansbee stole and Lee was
passed, filling the corners. Kelley was
there with the goods and his single put
two men over the rubber. Wholley
closed the inning by forcing Kelley at
second Sccrc. Pine Tree 4. Augusta s.
Third inning Tree went out in
order. Scanlon was retired by McGraw's
pretty work. Corbett made circus
catch off Carey. Mahoney singled to
left. hut was left as Thompson put up
weak fly to Bernard.
Fourth inning-After Tetreault had
been retired. Scanlon making a one
handed stop of his hard grounder. Will
liams strollcd and took second on
PASSED ball. Corbett scratched a single,
Mahoncy making n fine stop, Williams
making third. Corbett stole Corey put
up an inficld fly to Wholley. but Nc
Doncugh drove liner to left which
Carey could only block. two men ScOr-
ing Lee robbed MCC;raw of q hit by q
great running-in catch taking the ball
about six inches from the ground. AL
len started for Augusta with his sec
ond single, and took second on Fol-
lanshee'S sacrifice. Corbett let Lees
erounder get past him and Allen scored
Lee making second on the throw to the
plate. Kelley famed and Wholley per-
ishcd. third to first.
Fifth inninE-Wilson made first on
Mahohey's muff of his little fly. Scan
Ion fumbled Demands bunt and the
runner was safe. MCDade's sacrifice
advanced both runners and they can
tered home when TetreauIt drove
long twO-bagger to left. Pop Williams
second double scored him. Corbett
scratched a single and Corey hunted.
Williams scoring. McDonough's little
while later sent in Corey. McGraw
closed the slaughter by flying to Carey.
Augusta went out in order.
Sixth inning-Pine Tree put up three
flies. For Augusta. "CyclOne" Thomp-
son led off with a triple to right and
scored on Aliens single. FOllanshee
flied to right. A pretty double play was
then executed, McGraw to Bernard to
Wilson
Seventh inning-TetreauIt started
with walk and Williams singled.
Thornpsons good pitching however.
prevented any scores. For Augusta,
Kelley singled. Corbett blocking tho
ball. Wholley died on his roller to Will
son. Scanlon fouled to McDonough and
Carey flied to McDadc
Eighth inning-Both sides we're easy
out.
Ninth inning-Tetreault's single and
several errors scored a run. Lees sin
gle was all that was doing for Aupus-
ia in the final inning.
The score:
PINE TREE