Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-14
HaIIoweII WaIIoped Badly
AiHands Augusta, 1873.
Winthrop Defeats Gardiner 5 TO
davidson Hill Freely.
stetson, kugusta's New Pitcher,
Makes Good--Minthrop's Batting.
TROLLEY LEAGUE STANDING.

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Oh what a game,
Was that contest which took place,
Saturday afternoon, on the Renel VIII
Hams field. The principals in the game
were Augusta IS. Hallowell. Who
WON Why that fast team of blll
Hanks, of course. 15-3 Two of the best
men out Of the line up, quite true. that
Bart Folsom and Orrin Choate were
worried. another reality; but what oil
that? Hallowell had man by the
name Of Douglass from BoWdoinllan
on the. firing lire, the speed aftlsi
whose services Bart Folsom tried 70
secure in one of the games, July q, But
in reply to a letter written TO the man-
aaer OF the Rowdainham team, there
came letter that the Capital city
bunch was not fast enough to warrant
the uphoIdng the good name OF Pitch
CT Douglass.
Naturally it was al once decided that
the Bowdoinham tWirlef was a big
Lacquer, and was expecting 70 get ii
contract to sign from Connie Mack at
any time. Well. so much said, Douglass
was present and did the heaYing
against the Augusta bat1ers. Hallo&ell
worked hard and got a team together
TO take The place OF the WaierNiiie
team which was forced to retire in the
Trolley League. and to them and their
manager great deal OF credit is due
Perhaps they will have better luck, the
next time.
Al promptly p. NJ, the game was
on, and the large turnout of iialloWell
fans ON the western side of the field
Were commencing to get stirred up
"Chutter' Harvey WAS the first man
Up, for Augusta, after HalloWell went
out In /, 2, 3 order. Douglass wound up
and threw the first ball almost over
the grandstand In a strange eomma=
nifty, nothing alarming TO be a bit
nervous. Harvey was finally nailed In
the solar plexas by one of the Bow
deinham speed ARTISTS shoots. which
gave MIN first class transportation to
first Smith went To FIRST on a fielders
choice. stetson sacrificed Niolette roll
ed one TO Reed, and the Hallowell sec
ond sacker in an attempt TO cut off
Harvey at the plate. pegged low Ia
Stnrteyanf, and consequently the ball
Harvey and Smith To tally. Newbert
flied to Patterson, and Cooper WAS out
Patterson to Whelan. Hallowell again
went down in order in the seeonds but
Augusta got busy, after Hanks and
Goodchild had both flied to Patterson
Thyng connected for single 20 right
Harvey came up with another, and
was advanced to second on passed
Russ Smith connected safely and two
mere runs came across. stetson was
out, Fish to Wholan.
In Hallowelrs third, Mooers was safe
en- Ishyng's error. Fish and Reed
famed. Jake Patterson connected for
a single. Sturtevant followed with an
other, and two HalIowell runs were
scored. Here their scoring machinery
was laid up for repairs until one cyl
ilder got to working again i'm the ninth.
when they pushed one more tally across
the rubber on some good hitting. In
the third inning, Augusta had a regu-
lar old Home Week celebration. Nio-
lette led off with a drive. good for a
single. Newhert sent one down the line
so Patterson that the Halloween short
stop muffed. Cooper flied &c Fish, and
Hanks took a walk. Goodchild planted
one on the embu nkment in left field
that Mooers failed TO handle yfolette
and Newbert scoring. Thyng vent To
first on "A fielder's choice, and Hanks
tried To score, but WAS nailed at the
plate by the Patterson turtevant
route. With two on, Harvey thought he
would tap il easy, but in so doing he
hi the ball little too hard, driving il
farther than he at first intended.
reaching second on the clout, and of
course Newbert and Goodehild took a
chance on scoring. Four runs in this
inning.
Augusta kept on smuggling, and tai
lied in the fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth innings, or they had for their
reward when the game was finished the
TIDY little sum Of l. runs. II is true
That Douglass had wretched support.
and 4 Is also true tina; he did not have
chance To show his real calibre when
a team behind him made the sum to-
TAI of II errors. Enough to make most
anybody want 10 seek shelter but he
piuckily stuck II out.
In the eighth inning Smith was civ
en- round trip ticket although eRusss
ola not stop on the wax To visit any
points Of interest, but Travelled by fast
express. The trip started by the Angus
n middle sacker getting walk. He
started for second and Sturdeyant
pegged to right field, Russ kept on and
on. the bah was relayed into second
base. and Reed threw to the grand
stand in an attempt TO get smsthie at
the plate. and therefore q run was
scored then and there. On simply a
walk
In the ninth inning, on two pretty
singles by Douglass and Mooefs Hal
lowell succeeded in getting one over
Ire rubber making the final score of
the game. Is to 3. Stetson, who twirI-
ed for tie Augusta team, was given
excellent support and his pitching at
al times was Of a high class nature
striking cut ID batsmen. Harvey batted
for a thousand, getting two singles
and a two-gaeker in three times up
up. Halioweil has excellent material
for winning team and undoubtedly
after they get going they win be dam
gerous competitors. Sfurdevant,s hit