Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-28
GARDINER wins
A MASTERY GAME
FROM HALLoWELL

Gardiner, Me, Aug. q Especially -
Old Master Alec Pearson shut out
Hallowel 3 to 0 before large Satur-
day afternoon crowd. Corbett was ef-
fective after the first inning, when the
locals scored their runs. Pearson al
lowed eight hits but kept them scat
tered. Pearson's mastery pitching,
Murray's all-around work and a one
handed catch by Eastman that robbed
Corbett OF a triple were the features.
Murray opened the game with fly
to Eastman. Duncan went out, Cobb
to Moore, the fans and Pearson got
Boardman's goat when he famed on
three pitched balls. Lord was retired
on a grounder to Murray, who threw
him out at first, P. Talbot singled to
center, Barrows also singled to the
same spot. Monahan flied to Duncan
but George Talbot doubled to the left
field fence, scoring P. Talbot, Barrows
taking third. Eastman drew pass
and filled the bases. Alec Pearson
came across with a single to left and
Barrows and G. Talbot counted. East
man was caught at third.
Aube opened Hallowelrs half Of the
second by drawing the only pass is
sued by Pearson. Hayford forced
Aube at second, Hayford stole second,
aided by the wet ball. neither Condor
nor Chapman could bring him in, the
former flying to Barrows and the lat
ter being one of Pearsons numerous
strike-out victims.
| Cobb opened Gardeners half with a
: fly to left, More went out, Murray to
Chapman, and Lord hoisted to Board
man, McAlone got Hallowell's first hit
in the third. a single to left, he stole
the keystone sack and took third on
| Muray's out after Eastman had rob
bed Corbett of a triple, Duncan pop
| ped to Monahan for the third out P
| Talbot began Gardeners half with his
second hit, a single to center, Bar
| rows hit the ball hard. but Duncan
caught his liner in deep right, Mona
han and G. Talbot famed.
| Boardman began Hallowells fourth
| by tanning for the second time, much
! to the delight of the crowd, Aube
| singled to center, but was caught off
| the initial sack by quick throw from
| Monahan to More, Hayford lifted a
! fly to P. Talbot for the third out
| Eastman went out, Murray to Chap
| man, Pearson was retired via the
same route, Cobb flied to Hayford
Condor opened Hallowell's fifth by
striking out. Chapman got a scratch
| hit through Pearson, McAlone forced
him at second, Corbett famed for the
| third out,
Moore opened GARDENERS half by
striking out, Lord flied to Duncan, P.
Talbot flied to Aube.
Murray opened Hallowell's sixth by
singing to center, to center, Duncan
famed, Boardman flied to Barrows
and Aube popped to Cobb.
| Corbett gave Barrows a life when he
| threw wide on the latters hit, Mona
! han fled to Boardman, G. Talbot flied
to Murray and Eastman lifted to Dun
| can.
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| a single to center. Condor flied to Cobt
and Hayford took second while Chapman
| was being thrown out by Cobb. McAlone
| flied to G. Talbot. Pearson was retired
via the Corbett-Chapman route and Cobb
| retired via the Murray Chapman route
Moore famed for the second time.
Corbett opened Hallowells half Of the
eighth by tanning for the second time
! Murray singled to center. Duncan flied
to g. Talbot after two unsuccessful at
tempts to bunt. Boardman got an infield
single. but Aube forced him at second.
In Gardeners half Of the eighth Lord
went out via the Murray-C Chapman route
P. Talbot went out the same course,
"Cuke' Barrows doubled to right and
took third on a wild pitch after Mona
han had walked, Monahan taking second
G. Talbot closed the inning with fierce
grounder to Boardman, who threw him
out at first.
Hayford began Hallowell's ninth by ny
ing to Barrows. Condor went out Cobb
to Moore Chapman got an inf1eld single
but McAlone ended the game with fly
to Barrows. The score: