Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-28
Cony High Six
Edward Little 5 :
In a Hot Game,

BoWdo1n League series, saturday att
ernoon, on the Ruel Williams Attn
letic field, by defeating the strong Ed
ward Little High school by a score
of 6 to 5. Failure to hit "Chutter'
Harvey spelled defeat for the An
droscoggin lads, only one man be-
ing able to connect safely with his
offerings. The game started off with
Edward Little at the bat Becker,
the first man up, was given free
pass. Phelan got first on an error
by Taber, when Chippendaie came
across with a slashing tWe-bagger 10
left field, sending two runs across the
plate. The best that Sampson could
do was a weak grounder to CLARK.
Moulton was safe on an error by
Mitchell, Chippendale going to third
on the play. STALKER grounded to
Harvey, Chippendale on attempt 70
get home was nipped, Harvey to Nit
chel Bartlett was an easy out, Har
Vey to Clark.
Mitchell, the first man up for Cony,
was out, Cooper 10 Chippendale,
Stevens failed to connect and was
retired on strikes. Brennan then start
ed TO liven up matters. driving a siz
zler to deep left for two bases. Har
vey came up and drove out the long
est hit of the game, making third
base, Brennan scoring. Wyer singled
to right field, scoring Harvey. Taber
popped up a fly to Chippendale, end
ing the inning. Cony 2, Edward Lit
tie 2.
In the second inning the Auburn
boys went out-the one, two, three Or
der. Mower and Cooper We're retired
by the strike out route Becker
grounded to Taber and was out. Clark
was safe on an error by Phelan, Benz
singled to Clutter, Clark scoring. Muir
ply went out, Stolher to Chippendaia.
Cony 8, Edward Little =.
Phelan opened up the third by
striking out, chippendale cracked his
second safe one of the game to lett
field, Sampson struck out Moultoa
was out on grounder to Clark Bren-
nan and Harvey We're both passed,
Wyer got anxious and struck out Ia
Der was out, Bartlett to Chippendaie.
Clark was an easy out by the Phelan
Chippendale route. No runs.
StoIher was out on "screecher"
to Clark, who managed to recover
himself after knocking down the
drive. Bartlett flied out to Brennan,
Moulton was safe on an error by
Nyer, Cooper got mixed up with one
of Harvey's shoots and got a free
pass. Becker was out, Harvey to
Clark. Benn walked, Murphy sacri-
feed, Wyer singled to center, seorin g
Benn. Stevens struck out. Brennan
was passed, Harvey singled, scoring
Brennan. Wyer was out to Chippen-
dale. Gony 6, Edward Little 3.
Phelan famed, ChippendaIe was
safe on an error by Clark Sampson
flied to Wyer, Moulton did likewise.
Cooper, the Edward Little pitcher, who
had been pounded to all corners of thu
lot was relieved in this inning by
Dana, who succeeded in holding Cony
for the remainder of the game to two
scattered hits. No runs.
Stolher was an easy out. Murphy to
Clark. Bartlett struck out, Mover
was safe on an error by Taber, but
was out, Taber to Murphy, on an a: :
tempt to take second on the play
Stevens struck out, Brennan got his
second hit of the game on a single 10
right. Harvey was safe ON an error
by Phelan. Wyer went out, Bartlett
to Chippendale, Taber being also dis
posed of, by the same route. No runs.
In the seventh Edward Little man
aged to tally one score. Becker, the
first man up, struck out, Phelan was
an easy out, Wyer to Clark Chip
pendale was safe on an error by Ia
Der, stole second and third Samp-
by Clark to get Sampson between
first and second, Chippendale scored.
Moulton tanned. Clark went out on =:
weak grounder to Bartlett. Benn sin
gled, Murphy struck out, Mitchell was
out on fly 10 Bartlett. Cony 6, Ed
ward Little, g.
Edward Little went down in order
as did Gony.
The ninth inning came very near
proving disastrous for Cony, who
apparently had a safe lead. Dana.
the first man up, was out on a ground
er to Harvey, Becker went down
Murphy to Clark. With two men
down, Phelan sent up high fly 10
Harvey, who, strange to say, muffeI
it. This play sort of shook up the
Cony outfit. Phelan stole second,
Chlppendale reached first on q field
ers choice, Sampson was hit by ,
pitched ball, filing the bases. Samp-
Son took wide lead off first, and
Harvey, in an attempt to get him On
a force out. allowed Phelan to score.
Moulton was safe on an error py
Wyer, Chippendale scoring on the
tumble. Here is where Harvey came
in strong by tanning Stolher, ending
the inning and the game
Harvey's superb pitching won the
game for Cony, his support was rag
ged at times, the errors being chalked
up for the home team. Chippendate
played star game for the losing
team.
CONY.