Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-05-25
LEWISTON II. 8,
Score by Innings.
L O O A & &

ro.als....ss 8 "a 5
Score by Innings.
lss4 567 e-Total
Rs,'s ,s I'D 3 Q ~ ~
Earned runs. Paris H. s. 2; twobase hit. Ed,
wards; three base HIT Dow; sacrifice hits, Bon
ney, Tracy; sacrifice nv, Bonney; stolen bases
Bartlett. Edwards 2, Wight 8, Penf3ld, Wise.
man, Dufail; first base on balls; Of Penfold o;
Walsh 6; left on bases. Paris Il: s. 8. Lewiston
II. 8. 6; double play, Dufail to Tapley; first baae
IN errors, Paris II. s. 1. Umpire, Shaw. Scorer
Thsyer.-
NORWAY H. 8. IS; RUMFoRD H 8. 8.
Norway had things very much their
own way in the game played at the fair
grounds Saturday afternoon. Further
changes were made in the lineup of the
team and it seemed to be considerably
stronger. Next Saturday Norway play
Paris, and on Monday they 60 to Lisbon
Falls for game with the high school
there.
AS was expected, Coburn had no
trouble in winning the Colby Junior
League at vaterville last week. On
Friday they took Hebron's measure by a
score of 8 to 0, and on Saturday they
scored another shut out against Kicker
and made Is runs themselves.
Monday, May 81, Paris High goes to
New Gloucester for return game with
the high school there. They played the
opening game this season with,the New
Gloucester team, and although they won,
johnson, their pitcher, bothered the
Paris batters more than any man they
have been up against this season.
PARIS HIGH VS.. NORWAY HIGH.
Now for the big game. Paris high
meets Norway High for the first time
this season at the High School grounds
next Saturday afternoon. Unless all
signs fail the contest will be good one
and without doubt there will be record
attendance.
There is no denying the fact that Nor
way High has left no stone unturned C
put on to the diamond this year strong
team, and the one thing which they
most desire is victory over Paris. IL
their lineup will be found Sandersor
and Smith, former Bridgton Academy
players, Shepard, who graduated last
June but is taking postgraduate work,
and Submaster Crandlemire, who has
played regularly with the team, Nor
way High being one OF the very few
high schools of the state that continue
the practice Of allowing instructors to
represent tho school 10 athletic contests
The team is coached by d. Z. Boucher
who coached Paris last year, and is o.
course, familiar with the strength anC
weakness of the Paris players. ThiI
knowledge will be used to the best ad
vantage possible in the efforts to brins
victory to the Norway team. Klain vii
probably do the pitching, and all who
saw the final game last season know tina
he is capable of pitching q splendid
game.
The team which will represent Paris
In the game is purely local product
With the exception of Wight, who cam'
to the school from Bolster's Mills ant
never played base ball until he CAM
here, every man Is q Paris boy and
student in good standing at the school
They have been coached by L. W. Clark
q former Paris High pitcher and al
alumnus of the school. That the peopl,
Of the town are justly proud Of the team
there can be no question and It is &C
kno wledged to be one of the best (som
claim it to be the bes,) team ever sen
out from the school. It Is question 1
there is high school team In the stat
that can show better inaeld and bat
terry than that on the Paris team. Pen
fold will pitch the game, and his worl
all this season has been the best he hal
ever done. While 1t Is uncertain bust
ness to pick the winner OF ball game
the writer believes that Paris high ba
a team which can and should win thi
game. We in no way underestimate tn
strength Of the Norway team, but wit
every department considered Paris seem
to be little the stronger combination
To win, however, they will be forced l.
play the game TO the limit and use d
the base ball knowledge which the
possess.
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