Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-09

none out. Inc 1lllSDuISu ihhCiu
came in on the grass. Rice was
waiting Aldridge ,out. but Aldridge
was steady. Aldridge took Rice's
grounder and threw to Smith and
Peck was out at the plate. The
bases were still filled. Stan Harris
forced Ruel, Wright to Smith. The
bases were still filIeds with Goslin
coming up. Goslin went out to
Grantham unassisted and the Pirates
crawled out of a bad hole. The fans
cheered for several minutes. 1t was
fine exhibition of pitching by
Aldridge when in difficulties. NO
runs, two hits, no errors.
Pittsburgh - Smith was hitting
Coveleskies splitter into the dirt for
fouls. Smith took a third called
strike, the ball sweeping over the
plate. Aldridge got a hand as he
came to bat. Peckinpaugh took AID
ridges easy roller and easily threw
him out Peckinpaugh also took
care of Moore's hopper and tossed
, him out. The Pirates were hitting
over Coveleskie's mystifying splitter.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING
Senators-Judge hit high foul
into the right field stands. Max Ca
rey stood still and took Judge
hoist. Aldridge kept the ball around
Harris neck. Joe Harris sent up a
high one which Carey took behind
second base.
A fast ball hit Bluege in the back
of the head. He fell PROSTATE to the
ground holding his hands to his head
while the players rushed to his as
sistance. A doctor was called. The
crowd groaned in sympathy. as the
blow could be heard all over the Held.
After a few minutes Bluege sat up,
holding his head in his hands. IL
seemed doubtful whether he would
be able to play as he apparently was
very unsteady as he rose to his feet.
He still held his head in his hands.
Stanley Harris talked with Bluege TO
ascertain if he felt that he could
continue in the game. Bluege was
in no condition to continue and ne
was helped from the field. Myer ran
for Bluege. Myer went out stealing,
Smith to Wright. The Gripping of
Bluege was blow to Washington.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
Pittsburgh-Myer went to third
base for Washington. Blueges
fielding had been a feature of the
Senator's defense. Carey beat out
bunt. He caught Myer f1atfooted
back of third. Coveleski was trying
to hold Carey close to the bag. Guy
Ter sacrificed; Coveleslxi to Stan Har-
ris. Peck threw out Barnhardt; Ca
4 rev going to third. Ruel rescued
Coveleski from wild pitch. Traynor
got base on balls. The crowd was
feverish with excitement. Wright
forced Traynor; Peck to Stan Har-
ris. No runs: one hit; no errorsr
SEVENTH INNING
Senators-The doctors report that
Bluege is not badly hurt but is suf-
| fering from temporary dizzy spells.
He was struck two inches above the
ear. Peclinpaugh up. Marberry
went down to the bull pen to get IN
to condition for Washington. Wright
took Peckinpaughs hard smash and
threw him out. The Pirates kicked,
claiming a ball was on the OUTSIDE
corner. Ruel sent out line drive to
/ Barnhardt. Traynor threw out Co.
/ veleskie; taking his weak splash
while coming in fast. No runs; no
! hits; no errors.
| Pittsburgh-The crowd arose and
clapped in unison; cheering for one
| of the famous rallies. Stan Harris
made easy work of Grantham's roll
! Ter and threw him out. Judge took
Smiths grounder and beat him to the
bag. The Pirates were hitting Cove
| leskie's splitter into the ground. The
crowd had a laugh when Aldridge
missed a splitter by a mile. Aldridge
popped to Peckinpaugh. No runs; no
| hits; no errors.
! EIGHTH INNING
| s-Aldridge took long
warwup at the beginning of the IN
ming. Rice singled over the middle
! bag. 1t was his second hit of the
game. Stan Harris sacrificed;
Grantham to Moore. Goslin dashed a
vicious foul to, right and broke his
/ bat. He went to get new one.
Wright threw out Goslin: Rice going
| to third. Aldridge conferred with
| Smith, Judge sent up high fly 10
Moore. No runs; one hit; errors.
Pirates-The crowd again cheered
| for a rally while. Coveleskie warmed
| up. Peck juggled Moore's hopper
| and the batter, was safe. Carey
| fouled the ball trying to sacrifice
! Again Carey fouled the ball trying
to bunt. On the hit and run Moore
| went to second when Stan Harris
/ threw out carey at HISl. hooiS
scored ahead of Cuyler's home run
! into the right field stands. The
J crowd was in an uproar. The bal
| hit the ground and bounded into the
stands. Barnhart singled past Peck
Peck juggled Traynor's grounder and
| both runners were safe. The crowd
F! kept up continuous cheering while
! the Pirate rally was on. Wright
fouIed out to Myer. Ruel made q
! wonderful catch of Granthams foul
Two runs; two hits; two errors.
NINTH INNING
/ Senators-The crowd was in good
| humor and some of the spectators
| feeling that the game was won be-
4 gan leafing for home. Joe Harris
| got a base on balls. McNeely. ran
1 for Joe Harris. Myer singled into
| left; McNeely hating at second. Ad-
ans is now warming up for Pitts
burgh. Peck got a base on balls
and the bases were filled with none
| out. Veach for Ruel. Veach up
! The stands were silent. McNeely
| scored on Veachs sacrifice fly to
| Carey. Myer held second. Ruether
I batted for Coveleskie. Ruethel
4 struck out. Hitting at asball around
i his neck. Rice went out; Moore to
Grantham. One run; one hit; nc
errors.
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