Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-03
COSTLY ERRORS
HELP WINTHROP
TO WIN THE GAME

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exceptionally large crowd was present at
the Muster field Saturday afternoon to
Witness the game between Hallowell and
Winthrop, which resulted in a victory for
Winthrop with score of to 3. Lind
strom for Hallowell pitched a good game
and deserves credit for holding the visit
men on bases was mainly responsible for
Hallowell's defeat rather than timely hit
ting by Winthrop The game was In
teresting, nevertheless, throughout the
nine innings. Lindstrom's home run in
the last half of the ninth brought the fans
up standing and had the sacks been occu-
pied different story might be told Fa-
gan for Winthrop pitched fine game,
but seven hits being totaled against him.
Huber, Eallowells sturdy catcher, did
great work in backstopping, with six put
outs to his credit, most of which were
difficult fouls captured after long runs.
First inning Winthrop: "Squanto" Will
son waited for the second pitched ball
and placed into deep right field for
three Dagger. Gale followed with hit
AVA
score. Reddington came next and hit to
Aube, who threw to Pendleton on second.
putting Gale out but allowing Reddington
to reach first. Maxwell, the next man,
hit to Lindstrom, who threw Reddington
out at second and Maxwell reached first.
Fuller followed with a foul fly which HUI
Der gathered in.
Hallowell: Aube led off with a two
Dagger and Pendleton hit to Wilson, who
failed to gather the pill in and Aube
went down to second. Dickinson struck
out and Boardman was put out by Fuller
at first. Duncan got to first by an error
by Reddington and Aube scored. Condor,
the next man up, hit to Wilson, who got
him at first, retiring the side. Score:
Winthrop /, Hallowell l.
Second innings-W Winthrop: Williams, the
Kents Hill star hit fly to Condor; KEEL
ley followed with one to Dickinson and
Bradford hit to Uncle George" Board
man and, of course. George" threw him
out at first.
Hallowell: FRAZIER hit to Williams in
right field and was out. Hube made first
on an error by Gale. Lindstrom struck
out and Aube hit to Fuller, who threw
Huber out at second, retiring the side.
Score: Winthrop /, Hallowell l.
Third inning-Winthrop Pagan hit
little fly to FRAZIER; Wilson followed with
a hit stole second, went to third on
Lindstroms error on Gales bunt ana
came home when Reddington hit to Aube,
who held the ball. Maxwell hit to Aube,
who threw to Pendleton on second, put
ting Reddington out, and Pendleton threw
Maxwell out at first, making double
play and retiring the side.
Hallowell: Pendleton was out, Redding-
ton to Wilson. Dickinson got a two-bag-
ger Boardman and Duncan each in turn
got hit, scoring Dickinson. Condor
struck out and FRAZIER was out, Redding-
ton to Wilson. Score: Winthrop 2, Hal
lowell Q.
Fourth -Winthrop-Fuller and
Williams both hit to Lindstrom, who
threw them out at first and Kelley hit
a foul fly to Huber.
Hallowell-Huber was out, Pagan to
Wilson. Lindstrom hit to Maxwell, who
threw him out at first and Aube walk
| ed but Pendleton hit fly to Fuller.
Score: Winthrop 2; Hallowell 2.
| Fifth inning-Winthrop-
got a two-bagger and made third on
| Fagan's hit. Wilson sacrificed and was
out, Aube to FRAZIER, but Bradford
| scored. Gale was out, Pendleton to
| FRAZIER and Reddington hit a foul fly
to the Winthrop bench which Huber
| caught.
Observation-Disclosures was out, Pen
| dleton to FRAZIER. Boardman placed the
"pill' in MaXwells hands and Duncan
hit into kelley's hands.
Score: winthrop g. Hallowell 2.
Sixth inning-Winthrop-
| made first on Pendleton's error. Fuller
| was out. Lindstrom to FRAZIER. Will
liams hit safe and Maxwell scored.
Kelly hit foul fly to Huber and was
out and Williams was thrown out at
second by Lindstrom.
Hallowell-Condon led Off with a two
Dagger and things looked real bright