Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-14
WINTHROP MEETS
ITS WATERLOO IN
GARDINER CAME


The league leaders went down to de-
feat by the hands of the lowly Gardi-
ner team. The game was featured only
by the batting Of Barrows. who. be-
sides cracking out two-bagger III the
fourth that started a rally, drove the
ball so far into the remote parts OF
right field that the ball was lost and he
had made the circuit easily, and the
mastery pitching of Pearson, late OF
the Lawrence Eastern League team
He held the top notchers to four scat
tered hits and famed nine OF the foe.
Pitching his first game for the home
team, he got out of several bad holes.
Monahan. Gardeners speedy catcher.
again showed that he was there in the
pinches when he smashed a screening
double to left and drove in Gardeners
first run. Harry Lord again demon
strated that he was still there as of
wore. Nothing more need be said con-
corning the remaining members of the
team who performed in the most APP
proved style.
The game By innings:
First inning-Reddingto was passed
Gale sacrificed him to second and Full
Ter retired on a foul fly to Monahan
Wilson hit to short and after he had
stolen second, Kelley famed.
For Cardiner-Lord retired, Fuller to
Wilson. G. Talbot lined one to Pagan
and went down to Wilson. Barrows
fouled out to Bradford
Second inning-Maxwell retired on
grounder to Merrill. Williams struck
out and Bradford followed suit.
For Gardiner-Monahan grounded
out, Pagan to Wilson. Merrill hit to
deep right. Cobb hit to Pagan, who
tried for Merrill at second and lost
out, Cobb being safe at first on flelders
choice Pearson safetied to center
Eastman hit to Reddington and Pear
son was nailed at second
Third inning-Fagan flied to Barrows.
Reddington hit safely to right and Gale
nied out to G. Talbot. Fuller flied to
Merrill. retiring the side.
For Gardiner-P. Talbot flied out to
Kelley and Lord fouled out to Brad
ford G. Talbot was out on a fly to
Gale.
Fourth inning-"Cuke" Barrows Gre
ated a pretty two-bagger to deep CEN
ter. Monahan duplicated the feat to
lef:. scoring Barows. Monahan was
nailed between second and third. Mer-
rill being safe at first on a tielders
choice. Cobb went down, Fuller TO
Wilson and Hank" scored on a wild
pitch. Pearson retired, Reddington to
Wilson.
Fifth inning-Reddingto breezed
and Gale went out, Pearson to Cobb.
Fuller was safe at first on Lords error.
Wilson retired the lakeshore men, 2.
Talbot and Merrill getting Fuller at
second.
For Gardiner-Eastman went down on
a srounder, Pagan to Wilson and P.
retired by the same route.
Kelley famed. Maxwell was safe on
?. Talbots error. Williams went down
to Cobb. Bradford was passed, advancing
Maxwell to second. Pagan grounded out
TO Cobb. For Gardiner: G. Talbot flied
out to Williams, and then Barrows put
across the feature Of the game in the
shape of home run, losing the ball in
the bushes. Monahan flied out to Fa an
and Merrill did the same stunt to Kelley
Seventh-Reddingto famed Gale re-
tired on a grounder, Lord to Cobb Full
Ter whitfield
For Gardiner: Cobb flied to Kelley,
Pearson famed. this being Fagan's first
strikeout. Eastman flied to Kelley
Eighth inning-"Squanto' Wilson flied
out to Barrows. Kelley was safe when
P. Talbot booted the ball. Maxwell flied
out to G. Talbot and Williams repeated
the operation to Lord
For Gardiner: P. Talbot flied out to
Reddington. Lord singled to left stole
second and took third on Bradford's wild
throw. G, Talbot famed and Barrows
flied out to Reddington.
Ninth inning-Bradford breezed and Fa-
gan went down to Cobb Reddington clos
ed the story by going out, P. Talbot to
Cobb.
The summary:
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