Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-24
cony Made Three Scores
In the Last Inning.
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Only One Tally.
The Game Between cony and Nal.
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by A. Falconi in the last of the ninth
inning were responsible for three scores
made by Cony High school in the game
with Hallowell High Saturday afternoon
upon the Reuel Williams field, which put
Cony High within one score of winning
and made the final tally Z to 6. The game
was watched by a good sized crowd of
spectators from both schools and when
Cony came so near winning in the last
inning the enthusiasm of the local rooters
knew no bounds. The game was an ex-
citing one throughout and abounded in
clever plays in the latter part. Fuller,
the Hallowell pitcher, struck out Is men
and Meader for Cony struck out 10.
First inning: Hallowell was first and
Cary opened with a strikeout, while A.
Falconi got hit. NJ. Falconi drew a
base on balls and a two-base hit by
Douglass drove in two runs. Patterson
was safe on an error by Douglass. Fish
got hit and scored Douglass. A. Falconi
struck out and Quinn got a hit. Smith
tried to score in the play but was put
out, Allen to Smith. Hatch, the first man
| up for Cony. struck out, and l.. Douglass
went out Douglass to Carey. Dickson
struck out.
Second inning: II. Fuller the first man
up for Hallowell, went out, Thyng to
Dickson. Carey was safe on an error by
Douglass. r. Fuller got a hit and a hit
by NJ. Falcon scored Carey and r. Full
Ter Douglass went out, Meader to Dick
son, ard Patterson struck out. For COny
Meader. Thyng and Smith all struck out
Third inning: Fish went out, Meader to
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Dickson. and Quinn grounded to Dickson.
Shaw, the first man up for Cony, opened
up with base on balls. Hanks and AL
len both struck out Hatch drew a base
on balls and l.. Douglass struck out.
Fourth inning: For Hallowell, II. Full
Ter went out, Meader to Dickson. Carey
reached first on error by Douglass,
stole second, and r. Fuller got a hit ad-
vancins him to third. M. Falconi struck
out. Dickson, the first man up for Cony,
struck out. Meader got a hit and stole
second while Thyng was given a base on
balls. Smith drove a liner to A. Falconi
who threw the ball to Carey, completing
the double play and preventing Thyng
from scoring and thus closing the inning.
Fifth inning: Patterson flied to Dick
son. Fish struck out, A. Falconi drew
base on balls and Quinn flied to Dickson.
Cony's half opened by Shaw flying to
Fuller Hanks struck out, Allen drew a
base on balls and Hatch struck out.
Sixth inning: II. Fuller went out
Douglass to Dickson. Carey, the next
man up, got hit and FalcOni struck out
Douglass got a hit, bringing in Carey.
Patterson struck out. For Cony, l..
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Dickson drew a base on balls and Meader
was safe on an error by Patterson.
Thyng was safe on an error by Fuller.
Smith went out, Patterson to Carey,
Meader and Dickson scoring on the play
Shaw flied to Fuller.
Seventh inning: Fish went out, Thyng
to Dickson. A Falconi got hit and stole
second. Quinn struck out. II. Fuller
went out, Meader to Dickson. In Cony's
half Hanks got n hit but went out, Fish
to Patterson, while attempting to steal
second. Allen drew a base on balls and
stole second Hatch flied to Patterson.
Douglass and Dickson both drew bases
on balls. Allen attempted to score on a
passed ball but was put out, Fish to r.
Fuller
Eighth inning: Carey flied to Shaw. R.
Fuller was out, Hanks to Dickson. M.
Falconi flied to Dickson. In Cony's half
Meader got a hit and stole second and
third. Thyng struck out and Smith went
out. Fish to Carey, Meader scoring on the
play. Shaw struck out.
Ninth inning: Douglass grounded to
Dickson. Patterson and Fish struck out
Cony's half of this inning was glorious
one and brought the Augusta boys within
one score of winning Hanks the first
man up. drew a base on balls. Allen
struck out Hatch was safe on an error
by Carey. Douglass was safe on an error
by A. Falconi. Hanks scoring on the play.
Hanks and Douglass worked a double
steal and a hit by Meader put Hatch and
Douglass over the plate. Meader stole
second and Thyng flied out, ending the
inning and the game.
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