Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-14
Sixth Game, Play by Play

Pirates-Moore got a home run in
front of the score board. The ball
flew high over the barrier. The Pr
ates rushed out to shake his hand.
Carey. lined out to Joe Harris. Peck
threw out Cuyler at first. Barnhart
got double against the left held
fence. The ball almost cleared the
fence for a home run. Goslin took
Traynor's long drive. One run; two
hits; no errors.
SIXTH INNING
SenatorS-Traynor threw out Rice,
the Pirate taking the ball behind
third base. Wright took Stan Har
ris' slow roller and with an under
hand throw nailed him at first. Cos
lin walked on four pitched balls.
Moore took Joe Harris grounder and
threw him out. No runs; no hits; no
errors.
Pirates-The crowd got great
laugh when Ferguson threw the bali
clear to the Srandstand. Wright
struck out, letting curve go by
for the third strike. McInnis slam
med a single over the middle bag
Joe Harris took Smiths liner nea'
the grandstand. Kremer struck out
for the third time, being unable to
fathom Fergusons hooks. No runs,
one nit, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Senators-Kremer went out three
times on strikes, taking nine sue
cessive strikes. Umpire Owens call
ed Manager McKechnie from the
bench and called attention to the
fact that one of the temporary boxes
had broken down. One of the rails
had fallen into the field. Time was
called while it was being fixed. Play
was then resumed. Cuyler took
Judges long hoist near the fence.
Traynor took Blueges grounder and
threw low to first but McInnis made
a fine pickup and the batter was out.
Peck flied out to Barnhart. Kre-
mer was pitching wonderful game.
He was mixing fast ball with a
drop curve which he had under per-
feet control. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Pirates-Play was held up while
the carpenters went to work on the
broken field box. The crowd was
keeping up continual cheering as it
looked like a Pirate victory with
Kremer pitching alright ball. Peck
took Moore's grounder and threw
badly to first, Moore being safe. Ca
rey sacrificed, Ferguson to Judge.
Cuyler flied out to Goslin. Traynor
forced Barnhart, Peck to Stan Har-
ris. No runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
Senators-Severeid got long sim
gle to left. McNeely ran for Sew
ereid. Leibold batted for Ferguson.
McNeely stole second. McNeely went
down on the first pitch. McInnis
talked with Kremer in the box. Lei
bold sent up high fly to Moore. Nc
Innis took Rice's grounder and
touched first. McNeely went to third.
Veach batted for Stan Harris, who
took himself out of the game. There
was a disturbance in the left field
and play was halted until it was
quoted. Moore threw out Veach at
first. No runs, one hit. no errors.
Pirates-Ruel went in to catch for
the Senators, Ballou went into the
pitchers box and S. Adams went to
second. Wright got a base on balls,
the fourth pitch being inside. Nc
Innis hit into a double play, Judge
and touching first, doubling Wright.
Bluege threw out Smith Smith hit
ting at slow ball.. No runs, no
hits, no errors. 4c
NINTH INNING
Washington-The crowd is now
starting for home. Foul strike two,
the Goose was swinging at curve
ball. The Goose hit several hard
fouls into the right field stands. Cos
lin sent up high one to Moore. Joe
Harris got double to deep center.
1t was a terrific smash and hit
against the barrier in the deepest
corner of the field. Wright took
Judges pop fly. Traynor threw out
Bluege. No runs, one hit, no errors.