Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-24
WINTHROP DEFEATS
HALLOWELL THOUGH
BADLY 0UTHIT
Errors Responsible Though Both
Winthrop's Pitchers Are Hit
Hard-A Total Of
Ia Bingles
McPHEE ALLOWS BUT FIVE


AS the result of errors all in one
inning, Hallowell was defeated by
Winthrop on the Muster field Satur-
day afternoon by a score Of s to s.
Just one inning did the trick for in
the seventh, Winthrop tailed five
runs on four errors and one hit. In
fact, 1t seemed to be case CT that
| contagion where it was a game who
could make the most errors. But any,
way, they made enough.
Files Knocked Out of Box
Files Winthrop's newly acquired
box artist, didn't have a bit of bait for
the local batsmen, and after pitching
five innings, allowing six hits, he YVES
replaced by auckland. And auckland
failed to do as good, for in the four
remaining innings he was touched up
for seven long hits.
On the other hand, it was the same
old McPhee, who had them all guess
ing, for his delivery was worse than
Chinese puzzle for the Winthrop
batters. Although five safeties were
obtained they were few and far be-
tween-in other words, they were very
| much scattered.
Boardman Star at Bat
Hallowell hit hard enough to win
the game twice, for neither of the
Winthrop twirlers had much effect
when 1t came to getting the good
ones" Boardman. however, was the
real feature when 1t came to hitting
for out Of five times at bat, he got
four hits with total OF nine-two
two-baggers, single, and home
run.
Neither side scored until the third.
when G. Maxwell was given q pass to
first. Seaman popped little one into
McPhee's hands. and then Fortier
picked out corker. driving it to left
field for a home run. Bradford was
out, Blair to Fraser, and Fuller fan
ned, For Hallowell, Spiller was out,
Fuller to Bradford. Boardman tapped
a big one for two bases, between
right and center fields and Fraser fol-
lowed, putting 1t in exactly the same
place, scoring Boardman. Sheehan
and Drake struck out.
Hallowell again scored in the fifth.
|
Dagger, Fraser struck out, Sheehan flied
to Fuller and Drake singled, scoring
tBoardman. Niles took first on Fuller
error and Blair flied to auckland. Score
2 to 2.
The Awful Seventh
In that awful seventh, French was out,
McPhee to Fraser, and Files hit OF Blair,
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walked, and G. Maxwell hit for two
bases scoring Files. A. Maxwell was
out, McPhee to Fraser. Fraser threw to
second In an endeavor to get Maxwell,
with the result that auckland scored.
Fortier was hit by pitched ball and
Bradford took first on Boardman's error,
while in the meantime Fuller hit to Nc
Phee. who errored, allowing Bradford to
score. Bell flied to Sheehan. thereby
checking any further progress in the line
of scoring. For Hallowell, Sheehan hit
for two-bases and Drake singled Drake
then drew the play In his direction by a
long lead off first, while Sheehan scored.
However, Drake was finally out, Brad
ford to Fortier Niles was out, Fuller
to Bradford. Blair singled but McPhee
struck out. Score to 8.
In the eighth, French of Winthrop sim
gled and took second on Sheehan's passed
ball. Files hit to Niles. who tried to get
French at third but failed. Buckland
flied to Simpson, but French had ample
time to reach the plate after the ball
was caught. G. Maxwell flied to Blair
and A Maxwell struck out. For Halo
we'll, Simpson struck out and Spiller flied
to G.. Maxwell Boardman then drove a
lone one into the left field swamp for
four bases. Fraser struck out.
In the ninth. Winthrop failed to score
For Hallowel], Sheehan singled and
Drake got base on balls. Drake stole
second and in an endeavor to get hin,
Bell threw the ball out into center field
allowing Sheehan to score. Niles sin
gled while Blair and McPhee famed
The final score was to S. Winthrop.