Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-10
.C0NY BATS TO
VICTORY over
DEERINC HIGH

| Deering high, reputed as one of the
! two or three best high school teams in
the State, Saturday afternoon Oh
! Williams field, by the score of 10 to ..
! Twelve hits, with four two-sackcrs
in the lot, were registered by Cony.
The boys began gathering the nit
| harvest with Ellingwood in the box
for Deering and didn't LET up when
Martin, the visitors first string Sc
| lection. was assigned the rescue act.
! Capt. Pierce contributed one Of the
! extra base sma shes and also a couple
! of singles. His performance was du
plicated by Hutchins. Taber came
I across with a double sa cker and a sim
/ Gle. and the other two base drive WA;
off the bat of McGouldrick
| The longest drive Of the game was
! made by Laid. the Deering back
stop, in the sixth inning The bail
! scared off into the outskirts of cen-
ter field and yielded three bases. FL
fingwood, who was at bat four times,
! singled on all but one of his trips to
| the plate.
While Cony didn't play errorlcss
/ ball the pep displayed at all times
and GOODNESS in the critical periods
offset the effect of what misplays
were made.
| The visitors filled the bases in the
| first inning, with only one out, but
the Cony lads were masters of the sit
uation. Creassey, the first at bat, got
on by 4 single. George Martins per-
/ feet peg TO second foiled his attempt
to steal and prevented what other
vie would surely have been a score.
I Rumery flied to center field and
wonder of wonders-Capt Pierce
, dropped the ball. st. John drew a pass
and Thompson became the occupant
Of the sacks when Hutchins dropped
! the throw to first. Melcher sent a
grOunder to Hutchins, who threw 10
! the plate in time to retire RumcrY.
/ Three strikes disposed Of Prince.
! Cony got a run in the first There
was one out when NcGouldrick reach
/ cd first on an error by the second
! baseman. Pierce advanced him with
n single but Taber went out on Il
! Srounder to the shortstop. Hutchin;
lifted out a pretty single that scored
, McGouldrck. sending Pierce to third
Hutchins stole second but the inning
was ended by the right tielder's catch
, Of George Martins fly
a base on balls at the start of the
second inning 10. to behring's frs
tally. Martin was the recipient of the
! pass and stole second. Ladd and e.
+! lingWood were famed. Creassey sent
a hit srounder 10 Ted Martin who
made nice stop but threw wide TO
first, Creassey was safe and Martin
scored Rumery flied out to Pierce.
Four runs came to Cony in the Sec
ond session. With one down Ted Mat
tin singled and Soule walked. Davis
single filed the bases Ellingwoo.i
gave McGouldrick base on balls,
which forced in Ted Martin. Pierce
cmptied the sacks with a two-,ba Sc
;clout 10 center He reached third on
the center fields wild throw but was
put out in attempting to score. The
catcher recovered the hall and throw
to the first baseman who covered tie
plate.
After two wern out in the third
MeIcher got d base on balls and tO,,ll
second when George Martin made 4
wild throw in an attempt to eaten
him off first Martin famed
Cony scored next in tho fourth IN
n1ns, which added three to her total.
McGouldrlck led off with q double
base drive to right field and Martin,
VINO had been occupying center field,
renewed Ellingwood in the box.
Pierce reached first on a groundol as
the play was made at third in an I'M
successful attempt to retire McGould
cfn1A
runners were scored by Tabcr's two
sucker. Iaber went to third when
Hutchins was thrown out at first by
inc third baseman. George Martin
grounded to the shortstop who threw
nm out at first, but Tabcr scored,
Mccall famed
i. Inc sixth inning brought Deerins
2 couple Of runs. Martin was hit H., !,
, pitched ball and went around the ci~
; cunt on Ladd's thrce-b base smash 4
single by Ellingwood scored Lad.l
, CreaSSey grounded to Ted Martin
, VINO retired Ellingwood at second
Hutch'ns caught Rumery's foul ev
ana st. John was thrown out at frs
by the second baseman.
behring's last run came in ~,
eighth. Martin was safe on an error
by Ted Martin and, after J,ad1 ma
hech retired on foul fly to Taber
took second and third on a SINGLE H.,
El'lnsWood, Martin scored whcn
Crcssey was thrown out at first IN .
Sroundcr 10 the second basem,n
McGouldrick's neglect to handle Run
cry easy SrOundcr allowed the hat
Ter 10 reach first. st. John was
'hro"n out at first by Tabor.
Cony scored twice in the eighth box
Iast session at bat. With one ont
fierce iald down single end reached
second when the pitcher made a via
shot to first. Tabor famed but Hut
chins doubled, scoring Pierce I'M
chins scored when the Deerine A.,
baseman jugsled the BAH IN tho
thfo" by the second basenan who
TOOK George Martins yrou,d,r
McN al was out on three wild swings
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