Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10
HALL0WELL WINS
FROM WINTHROP
BY WhITEWASH

Winthrop. No. July s.-(SpeeiaD.- For
the second time within the week the Win
throp baseball fans on Saturday after
noon watched thrilling one-score game,
but this time it was Winthrop which
received the coat Of whitewash and the
Haliowell granite cutters went HON jubi-
liant with their one big run, which spelled
victory over the league leaders.
The damage was done in the second in.
ming. A fielding error by Fuller. lit
timely hit by Hayford sent Condor across
the rubber with the one little run which
looked small at the time to the confident
Winthrop fans but which grew larger and
larger as the game progressed and SET
tied down into tight pitchers battle be-
tween Pagan and Condor. Condor was
in trouble in practically every inning OF
the game. but the fine fielding of his
teammates helped him and the four dou-
BILE plays which Hallowell turned in were
the means of robbing the locals of the
hoped for run.
1t was an exciting game to watch. 1t
and back, as was the case in much of
Thursdays game, for Winthrop had one
or more men on bases in every inning of
the game and only in one inning did Hal
lowell fail to get a man on.
But hits when hits meant runs were
conspicuous by their absence.
Hallowell threatened to score in the
very first inning. After Murray had
grounded out to Wilson. Pendleton walk
ed, Dickinson singled but fell down when
he tried to occupy second with Pendleton
already there, and was put out by Wilson.
Boardman also received pass, but Dun
can famed Wilson led off with single.
Gale whitfield and Reddington hit into a
double.
In the second. Condon's grounder got
by Fuller and Pagan walked FRAZIER. Then
Hayford delivered hit and Condor came
home Lindstrom hit to Fuller, who
doubled Hayford and Lindstrom and
closed the inning.
Maxwell. who was first up, sent out
screaming double. Fuller went out at
first Pendleton to FRAZIER. Gill reached
first on an error by Murray, Maxwell 60
ing to third and Gill to second on the
throw to third. With only one out and
second and third occupied and Kelley, the
pinch hitting stag of Thursdays game. at
bat, things looked rosy for Winthrop; but
Hayford captured a foul off Kelley's bat
and Bradford flied out to Dickinson. and
so another chance was gone.
In the third, Pendieton flied out to
"squanto." Dickinson singled but made
the mistake of attempting to steal second
and was nipped by Bradford's perfect
throw The crowd let loose with a big
cheer when Pagan famed Uncle George"
Boardman for the third out. Pagan flied
to Lindstror but Wilson got on on Fra
hers error But Gale and Reddington
were easy outs.
Condor singled in the fourth with one
out, but neither FRAZIER nor Hayford could
advance him and he died on first.
Winthrop also got a man on when Gill
walked after two were out, but Kelley
famed and another chance was lost.
In the 5th, Maxwell turned in a spec
tacular catch of LinGstroms liner and
Hallowell went out in order. Bradford
reached first on an infield scratch
which Boardman failed to handle, but
was put out at second on Fagan's
grounder to Condor. Wilson came up
and the outfielders played back. 1t was
we'll for them that they did SO. for
Condor grooved the ball and Squanto
sent it sailing to center for what
looked like a homer, but Lindstrom
captured it on the edge of the gravel
bank and threw the hall to first. ret'r-
ing Pagan, who had started on a jour
ney around the bases.
Hallowell did nothing in the sixth.
for two were out when Kelley dropped
Duncans fly, but he, too, tried out
Bradford's throwing arm and was out
at second.
Gale and Redding1on were out AT
first but Maxwell obtained his second
wo-bagger in Winthrop's half. Full
Ter tried hard to deliver the hit but
fouled out to the. catcher.
In the seventh Condor flied to Gale.
FRAZIER hit safely but was forced by
Hayford. Lindstrom was hit by a
pitched ball. but Pagan famed Muir
ray for the third out
Gill lead off for Winthrop with &
clean single. Kelley flied to Boardman
and Bradford hit into a double play.
Pendleton, first up in the eighth, walk
ed. But Dickinson flied to Pagan, who
doubled Pendleton at first. Boardman
fouled out to Maxwell.
In the last Of the eighth Winthrop
made her most desperate attempt to
tie the score. Pagan led off with
clean single and Wilson beat out a
bunt. Pagan reaching third on the
play. Gale was up and no one out, and
the Winthrop fans went wild. Gale
sent a fly to center field and Pagan
made a dash for the plate but was cut
off by Lindstrom's perfect throw to
the plate. Wilson took second on the
throw, and though two were out, the
crowd yelled for Reddington to come
through owith the hit but the best he
could do was a high fly to Murray,
which killed the chance.
FRAZIER singled for Hallowell witt,
two out in the ninth, but died when
Maxwell gathered In Hayford's foul
fly. Maxwell famed when Winthrop
came to bat for the last time. Fuller
was hit by the pitcher but Gill put up
a fly to Murray. who doubled Fuller
off first and the game was over.
Maxwell was the leading batter of
the game with two doubles to his cred