Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-19
Augusta 10; Winthrop 5.

NIEthroD lost The second game in
The series with Hanks Wonders Of
Augusta IN the ninth inning by 4
score Of II Ia ,. through the errors
Of Maxwell ut short. the Augusta
team scoring seven runs iii the final
inning. Ii WAS a 4ery spectacular
game. with the Winthrop team in she
lead at tic fourth, the visitors at
the nth, the score tied IN the sixth
aEd Winthrop leading again in the
seventh ard eighth, and Augusta pull
ing In the yietery in the ninth.
Harrington WAS in the box for Au-
gusta, opposed to Lcvesque. the Lew :
ist1n star. The Augusta man pitched
great ball during the first innings, bus
par; of the game I4evcsque pitched
steadily throughout The game and
With good support would have Won
his game. His greatest weakess seems
to be poor control, and six men re-
eeived free passes.
First ;nnine-Thonlpson faced the
pitcher first on the Visitors, but fail
ed to connect. Appleton died to cen
ter, Cooper walked. and then came
Douglas who tapped the ball for three
bases. Cooper. however, WAS caught
at the plate and score was saved
Wood reached first on an error by
Hanks. Reli was out. Harrington to
Fitzgerald. and Willard and Heon
fam cd.
Second inning-FHller was first up
and hit for two bases. and stole third
Hanks ana Harrington famed. then
Harvey walked and stole second.
Fitzgerald Knocked ono to centerlield.
which Smith took easily. An error
hy Appleton gave Smith first Max
well ilied to eenper. and De Roche
famed. Maxim hit to short. who field
ed Smith out at second.
Third inning-Thompson flied to
center, Smith scooped the bali al
most off the ground after = hard
run. Appleton famed ami Cooper re-
eetved free pass to first. An error
by Wool gave Douglas a life at first.
but Fuller was out at first. retiring,
the side, still without 4 score. An
error by Appleton gave Levesque first,
and Wood sacrificed him TO second.
But Bell and Willard flied out and
again the score was blank
Fourth inning-Hanks ana Harriag
ton could not fathom Levesauc's
curves and famed. Then came Har-
vey with a safe hit. Fitzgerald also
lit safely but Harvey was caught in
an attempt to steal third. For Win
throp Heon reached first on an error
at short. Smith ana Maxwell both
iiied to the shortstop Both De. Roche
| and Maxim hit safely. Hecn scoring
A no Gin I -:
to left tiald.
Fifth inning-Thompson was first al
bat--and flied to center field. Appleton
walked and Cooper drew his third pass
of the game and stole second Appleton
was caught in an attempt to steal third
An error by Maxwell advanced Cooper
to third and both he and Douglas scored
on Fuller's safe hit. Fuller was caught
| at third. In Winthrop's half. Wood hi
safely and stole second, but Harrington
famed Bell, Willard and Heon in sue.
cession. leaving the visitors In the lead
Augusta 2, Winthrop l.
| sixth inning-iianks flied to Levesaue
Harrington hit safely, stole second and
scored when Levesque threw wild in ar
attempt to catch him at third. Harvey
flied to Maxwell. Fitzgerald reached frs
| on Maxwell's error and Thompson fan.
ned. Smith was out on foul fly Il
first base. Maxwell was next at bat and
trapped out a two-bagger. Doste famed
Maxim hit scoring Maxwell. Leyesqu,
Knocked a high fly over the infeld which
was misjudged and Maxim scored, tieins
the visitors. Wood flied to left field
Score 3 10 5,
| Seventh inning-Appleton was out a