Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-07-11
SUMMER SCHOOL NOTES
Boston University, College of Administration
bert E. Dauphinee, Correspondent.

vi
ace, Correspondent.
another serious and important meet
ing of that secret and solemn or
sanitation. the Devils Den Sporting
club. At this time a warm and
otherwise interesting welcome VIII
he given to the new initiates, who
we're so unfortunate as to be absent
or tardy at the last meeting, An en-
tirely new program Will be put on
for the benefit of the new brothers
and sisters The program Will con
sist of features originated by the
Chief Stoker and the Janitor of the
Bottomless Pit, working separately
and Jointly. Nuif said! But there
viii also be some imported features
sent by the clubs representatives
from Boston and other foreign coun-
tries. At some date i'll the future
the citizens of Ellsworth will be in
yited to attend one of the meetings
of this worldwide organization.
The faculty joined in community
celebration of the Fourth at Conten-
ton Cove on the night of the fifth,
on account of the rain on the night
of the Fourth Each member con-
tributed toward the beautiful display
of fireworks, which was staged in
front of the Alexander cottage so
that ii might also be enjoyed by
Prof. Babb's little son, who has been
iii for several days. Everything went
fire until all the sky-rockets stimuli
taneously burst forth. much to the
CONSERVATION Of two Of our account
inc instructors. Messrs. Goggin and
Bornhoft. who were standing near.
The members of the party have not
as vet been aDle to discover which of
these two gentlemen is responsible
for this happening, or will either of
them confess. Prof. Babb, noted in
structor, lawyer, and writer of books
of blank pages, has offered his ser
vices. for a consideration, to solve
the mystery.
b. L. S. S. VS.. BAR HARBOR.
Jimmie Fallon made the first hit
for the b. L. team in the game with
Bar Harbor here Saturday. German
and Stark made the only two-base
hits of the game. Little pitched a
fine game for the home boys, and
Williamson played a good game on
the receiving end. Bar Harbor
pulled three double plays during the
game, two of them being staged by
Fransen, Stark, and Thurston, and
the other by Steinhilber, Fransen
and Thurston.
With a crowd of about 500 people
watching, the game started at 3.15
with Bar Harbor at the bat. The
first man up, Wiggin, was thrown
out at first and was followed by
Johnson. who made the initial sack
on an error by Latour. Thurston
singled, moving Johnson to third.
Kopf struck out, but Stark singled,
sending Johnson home. Fransen
also singled, sending Thurston in
with the second run. Ready struck
out, retiring the side.
In the B. U. half, Klain walked
and Ruano struck out. Williamson
took first on balls; Carlson struck
out. German got to first on fielder's
choice, but Williamson was out at
second.
Cutler got to first on Ruane's er-
ror. Steinhilber was thrown out at
HISl ny Llllit, Cullel SOlHS " SCt-
ond Wiggin singled scoring Cut
Ter. Johnson was thrown out at
first by Fallon, and Thurston at first
by Ruane.
With two out, Fallon singled get
ting B. US first hit of the game, but
Little was thrown out at first, send
ing the b. IT, boys back on the field
again.
Klam gathered in a fly by Kopf
Stark drove out his two-base hit
Latour spoiled what looked like a
single by Fransen, scooping it with
his bare hand at second. Ready's
hot one net the same fate.
With one out Ruane was walked.
Williamson hit into a double play,
Fransen to Stark to Thurston.
The first of the fourth started off
pretty lively. Cutler and Stein
hilber singled. Wiggin tried bunt
but was thrown out by Williamson.
Johnson sent fly to Ruane, and
! Thurston struck out
In its half of the fourth three B.
L. men were thrown out at first
Kopf led off the fifth with a strike
out and Stark singled, Fransen
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walked by Little during the entire
game. Ready singled, scoring
Stark Cutler struck not and Stein
hilber's foul-fy was caught by
Ruane.
Burke's single started the b. u.
half of the fifth but Bar Harbor's
next double play, Fransen> to Stark
to Thurston, put. crimp into
things.
With two out in the sixth, Thurs
ton singled and then started around
on Kopf's long fly into right, but
| Spike" Carlson was too fast for
| him, gathering in the fly after a
long run.
With one out, Ruane singled, Will
Hanson again hit into a double
play-Steinhilber to Fransen to
Thurston.
In the seventh, Bar Harbor re-
tired on two tlys and a strike-out
Things looked good for B. U. in its