The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-07-28

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OTHER GAMES.
At Observation-Disclosures g.; Cincinnatis T.
AT Baltimore BaltimOres 3, Washingtons A.
nings.
Al WashingtOn-National Unions 2; Boston Un-
At Philadelphia-Athletic 10, Brooklyns 4.
AT Baltimo-e-Baltimore Unions IL, Keystone
At Brooklyn -Metropolitans 8, Allegheny g
AT st. Louis Columbus 1, St. Louis D.
me following is the schedule of games for this
week between the League CT ubs:
Neutrality-suspicious. and New Yorks at New York.
Proyidence and Philadelphia at Philadelphia; De-
troits and Chieagos, at Chicago; Clevelands and
Tuesday and Wednesday-Bo and Pbiladel-
phias, at Philadelphia: Providence and New York
a. New YORK; petroits and Chicagos at Chicago
adelphia.
McGlinehy's record as a fielder for eight games ia
51 per cent; batting record IL per cent Corridor
has fielding record for seven games of 85 per cent
ana 9eattlog record OF " per cent Bradley's
record ior seven games is 70 per cent and his bat
Mr.. o'Connor is the finest pitcher that has ever
played on a Portland club. Had he had a catcher
hits. eO' WI O'S0
Bradley and Corridor win not be missed from the
Portlands. Better men will fill their places.
McGinchy says physician advised him not to
play ball any more on account of kidney trouble
otTange ne uld not discover it till Manager Burn
ham had gone to Boston.
Mr.. Aver, one of the Beacons' spare men, PLAYED
catcher for the Portlands Saturday. He is good
man.
McGlinchy. Corridor and Bradley are no longer
members OF the Portland club, and will not play on
it again.
In Saturdays edition we stated that Mr.. oCon.
nor the new pitcher of the Portlands was the same
man who pitched the Bostons in the game
against the Portland last Tuesday. The similarity
OF the name with that of Mr.. Connor, who pitched
that game, was the cause of the statement The
new pitcher of the Portlands is, was the regular
pitcher OF the Reserves and is of the finest in
Riley was offered SIS to pitch for the Portlands
saturday but refused it. 1t was good price for an
hour and ha f's work. Riley you missed it,
ne 1--we OAKS OF Sanford went to Saccarappa
FRIDAY and were defeated BY the nine of that place
Dy score OF 10 to 8. The Live Oaks say the UNI
pire, Mr. Brown used his best efforts to defeat them
and succeeded.
The Eglestons of Boston start on their second
Trip through this State today, and will play the
Belfasts tomorrow.
Manager Durham goes to Boston this morning
and Will bring back with him Tuesday, two base
on first, and playing Barnes and Gulliyer in the
Hold The pitcher and catcher will be OConnor
and Abbott. No game will be played until Thurs
Day, possibly not Till Saturday. As soon as Mr..
be commenced. Each player will be compelled to
sign aacontract for the season.
The Boot and Shoe nine went to Saccarappa Sat-
urday, and defeated the Saccarappas by score of
The Kelley Iron Foundry nine defeated the PORT
land Company Boiler Makers nine Saturday nv a
score of "a to 49,
The Falmouth nine we're defeated by the Preble
nine, Saturday, by score of / 3 to IL
The Boston Reserves will shortly take a Maine
trip. playing in the following cities. AnU ~ IA
at Biddeford; IL, l6, at Portland 10, Is, at Lew.
iston. - ~ ~ '