Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-19

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none other than the popular law pro-
which formerly drew up at the curb
outside of Odd Fellows hall, no long
er frequents the environs Of this
spot, and the students have been
quick to notice this
George Thomas Bailey. of whom
there Is but one, is fast becoming A
social lion at all the dances il aud
around Ellsworth. George bids fair
to excel the famous John Lindquist.
Mr.. Bailey is regular patron Of the
Home Brew" where he may be
found three nights out of the weak
tripping the light fantastic.
Bernard Kelley, Veteran Bureau
student, was removed to the Eastern
Maine hospital yesterday morning.
Mr.. Kelley, or Barney" as he is
better known to the older members
of the school, has been suffering
from a cold contracted over two
weeks ago, which left him in weak
ened condition. The entire student
body is hopeful that Barney" will
be able to resume his studies at tue
school soon. Since Mr.. Kelley be-
gan training at Boston university,
| he has shown marked ability in his
studies, with the result that his
name has constantly appeared on the
roll of honor.
The largest attendance at ball
game so far this season witnessed
the Bar Harbor-Boston University
summer school game yesterday at
Wyman park. The summer school
will play it's second contest of the
week when the team journeys to
Milo to meet the fast Milo team.
The recent addition Of 'Honk" Mil
Ter to the pitching staff has greatly
bolstered up this department. Mil
Ter, who has been PLAYING first base,
will be used as RELIEF pitcher. The
big fellow is certainly handy man
to have on ball nine.
Earle F. Wingate, who has been
prominent figure in many of the
summer school activities, left for
Boston following the mid-term ex-
aminations. Wingate recently re-
ceived an appointment on the staff
of the Boston University News,
which explains his journey to Bos-
ton. The big fellow did great deal
bration a success 1t is surprising
how fast he gets around, for he
weighs we'll over the two-hundred
mark.
BASEBALL.
| Hitting at opportune times, and
aided by wild throws, the Bar Har-
Dor baseball team defeated Boston
University summer school nine at
Wyman park yesterday afternoon by
the score of IL to 3.
DOC" Dwyer, who worked in the
box for the local team, pitched a
good game up to the fifth inning,
when he became unsteady, issuing
many passes to Bar Harbor. Finn,
| the opposing twirler, was given ex-
cellent support, and it was well that
| he had fast team behind him, for
he did not prove the mystery to the
B. U. team that it was supposed he
would. Sheedy, the former George
town Businessman, played his usual
steady game, at the initial corner,
besides being factor in the scoring
and hitting of the Bar Harbor nine.
Miller, Dwyer and Summers played
we'll for Boston University. The
game:
First Inning.
Bar Harbor-Murphy walked, Sar-
gent out Dryer to Miller, Murphy
thrown out at second, Sheedy
doubled to left, Morrell walked,
Finn struck out. No runs.
B. U. Donohue walked, Klain sac
rificed, Donohue went to second, La
tour singled, Miller singled to right
field. Summers reached first on an
error by Osgood, Robbins singled to
right field, Fallon flied out to Os-
good. Two runs.
Second Inning.
B. H.-Osgood thrown out by
Donohue, Cobb struck out, Heselton
hit safe, Leete doubled, bringing in
Heselton. Leet caught mapping at
second. One run.
B. U.-Kennedy struck out, Dwyer
fouled out, Sheedy making sensa-
tional catch. Donohue reached first
on error by Morrell Donohue
No runs.
Third Inning.
Murphy safe on Miller's error.
second and third. Sheedy singled,
bringing in Murphy. Sheedy stole
second. Morrill, thrown out at first,
Donohue to Miller. Finn reached
first on wild throw by Kennedy,
Sheedy scoring. Osgood thrown out
at first, Donohue to Miller. Two
runs.
B. U.-Klain flied to Osgood. La
tour flied to Cobb. Miller struck
|out. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Cobb thrown out at first, Donohue
to Miller. Heselton out, Dwyer to
Miller. Leete hit by pitched ball.
Leete stole second and went to third
on wild throw. Murphy walked.
Murphy run down between bases.
No runs.
B. U.-Summers walked, advanced
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