Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-12
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IND PLACE
. BYDEFEAT0 OF
|. TIE LEADERS
|, a,e Leaders Get Small End
! Score of 5 to l in Wednes-
| ,,v's Game with Gardiner

.,,i,er Me, Aug. 11.-(SpeciaD.-
=. Senator's winning streak over
...,sr has been broken at last and
With Monte Moore on the firing line
:, Syen support of such nature
~, has not been before accorded him
M season. the Trolley League lead
,sre presented with the little end
Ave to one score. The long strug-
:. # the elements being passed a
,.,,e attendance was present and
,,.,v mothers son got his moneys
rorth.
The "Gude' Consulted
There were stretches when animated
.rversation held sway. The Connie
g,ckn of the Trolley League was
,ven a chance to study the official
.ade In the sixth Talbot's foul tip
d caught In .Abbotts chest protec-
n and imp. Daley called the batter
MI group of players swarmed up
the umpire, their faces contorted
xfA pity, rage or scorn. Abbott proved
" built Of honest material and the
kan.r was safe. AS result Talbot
mixed and during the period Of time
lit vas consumed to make two more
IA Connie was engrossed in the
11tal guide and probably grasped
bmething for he was heard from no
|nwe during the game.
Coming down to the game. nice
little one-run lead in the opener put
Ne proper spirit into the team. AS
equence of the heavy hitting made
M Stinson's delivery. either bad
uaching or bad base running spoiled
few runs in the early part Of the
ame.
"Sons Of Swat"
Beaudoin and Merrill We're the Sons
b Swat, the former nicking Stinson
ior four out of four and Merrill for
3hree out Of four 1t would have been
bard to figure many runs for the team
y this pair had not been there with
BE wallops.
Beaudoin started the first after
kwsyti1ing looked dead and, helped by
pssed ball and Merrill's two-bagger,
khssfrst run resulted. Eastman made
bnother double and things became in
keresting. Augusta made her only run
b the opening inning when Coady
walked and Abbott sacrificed him
hlong With a desperate sprint Coady
Nent all the way to third.
Fragments of the Game
Gilman caught the Gardiner infielt
kt-footed by his quick and perfec
mt that he beat out and that scored
Fady Violette ended it by buttins
h double play. Talbot, to Duncan
Cobb. For Gardiner, Duncan wa
on Gilman's error, but Talbot's at
pied bunt developed into a pop-ul
Stinson and Duncan was doubled
HdQin scratched a hit to NeWber
tole eecond aided by a passe(
ted on Merrill's double to cen
frrill romped in on Eastman:
70 left, With two out in thu
Purinton and Appleton hit
3Splacing Purinton on third. APP
1ftempted to steal second ant
Beaudoin's throw waiting fol
crton got on by Newbert's fun.
asd@was doubled trying to stea
tier Purinton's throw was re
eStinson to Coady. Augusta
less in the third while Gar.
aer snfew away chance when Tai.
wno had doubled, was sent in from
by the coacher on Beaudoin':
Y" 70 right and easily thrown out.
4 In the Sixth
Neither side did anything until Coad,
sot a scratch hit to short in the sixth
anu an, stole second after Abbott flied out
u,ihian s out, advanced him to third
wnere ne fingered Talbot walked ane
oeaudoin made his third hit Roth
were advanced on Merrilrs infield hit
,s as''hah sent up high fly to left
.sal gave Talbot ample time to score
a.,ef Appleton's catch and allowed the
cns runners to advance. Cobb hit t.
w. nuan and Beaudoin was nailed a,
~ p'a'e. Cobb and Merrill pulled of
your aOuole steal and Merrill made the
~. ~. run. Davidson made anothe,
WI twas wasted nc Coh, A:.s
In ,bo ''s ume and only got to third
good ~ ho .ssntn Moore pitched out Of a
man n noe oy tanning Abbott and Gil.
bases WIN p Newbert and Coady on the
in this neaaooin got his fourth hit
hit .rs inning and aided by Merrilrs
Cobb Nv sacrifices by Eastman and
Tho IAN. zane over with the last tally
GARDIN-r,