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

Harris shot a fast gounder past
Wright for a base. Joe Harris was
thrown out stealing. Smith to Moore.
Barnhart took Bluege's high fly.
Traynor threw out Peck and Gran
than made a glove hand stop Of
Traynor's wild throw. 1t saved
Traynor an error. One run; two
hits: no errors.
ittsburgh-Barnhart sent out a
fly to Rice, hitting the first ball
pitched. Traynor came in for a cheer
as he stepped to the plate. Coveles-
kie kept the ball around Traynor's
knees. Bluege smothered Traynor's
hot smash and threw him out.
Wright crashed a single to right field.
Grantham swung viciously at spit
ball. Coveleskie tried to pick Wright
off first Grantham was scattering
the customers in the boxes with foul
balls. Wright went to second on a
passed ball. Grantham having his
troubles gauging Coveleskie's damp
fling. Stan Harris made easy work
of Grantham, throwing him out at
first. No runs; one hit; no errors.
THIRD INNING
Senators-Ruel up. Aldridge kept
the ball on the inside. Ruel famed
again, being fooled by Aldridge's drop
ball. He kicked to Umpire Owens.
Coveleskie also went out on strikes.
Rice slashed a line single into CEN
ter. which Aldridge had to duck.
Aldridge tried to get Rice off first.
Again Aldridge tried to pick Rice off
first. An balk by Aldridge Rice
went to second. The balk INSTEAD
led Aldridge. Wright threw out
Cfor Iov.
was over. No runs; one hit; no err
rors.
Pittsburgh-The sky was now be-
coming overcast with pail OF
smoke. Smith got a line single into
burgh &crowd bowling. Aldridge
forcedvSmith; Coveleskie to Stan
Harris. The Senators had a double
play in sight but Harris dropped the
ball and got Smith at second. Moore
struck out; hitting at a spit ball
which struck in the dirt before the
plate. Carey singled into right field;
Aldridge stopping at second. Guy
| Ter forced Carey; Peckinpaugh to
! Stan Harris. No runs; two hits; nc
errors.
FOURTH INNING
Senators-The two pitchers were
going along nicely and the fans pre-.
pared themselves for another
moundsman battle. Wright made a
| beautiful stop of Goslin's seeming
hit and then got him by a quick
| throw. Goslin claimed that Wright's
! throw drew Grantham off the bag
| Barnhart robbed Judge of two
base hit with running catch. AL
/ bridge was bearing down with every
pitch. Joe Harris singled off Tray.
nor's glove. 1t was line smash
and Traynor went into the air after
! it. Aldridge tried to get Joe Har.
ris off first and Harris gave him the
laugh. Cuyler took Bluege's Ions
| fly which looked as if it was going
into the stands for home run. Nc
runs; one hit; no errors.
Pittsburgh-The crowd. now begar
to clap in unison calling for a rally
Coveleskie's splitter was breaking low
and wide. Barnhart sent up a high
! fly to Rice. Peckinpaugh threw Out
Traynor. Wright got a home rur
into the left field stands in front Of
the scoreboard. The crowd howle6
as the score was tied. He hit fast
/ ball. Grantham fouled out to Rue
who picked the ball off the hat of a
spectator in left field. One run;
one hit; no errors.
| FIFTH INNING
| Senator'S - Peck singled over
Wright's head. Aldridge tried to get
| Peckinpaugh at first. Ruel singled
into center, Peck stopping at second
| Yde was now warming up for Pitts
bTgh. Smith went out to the box
| to talk to Aldridge. Aldridge took
. Coveleskie's bunt and threw to third
70 set Peckinpaugh. It was a sac