The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
ON THE ROLLERS.

ALAMEDAs 3, W. H It's O.
The league game at Bath Saturday evening be-
tween the Alamedas and W. H. T.'s was won by the
Alamedas by three straight goals. in half an hour.
The game was called by referee Harry Stetson at
800 O'Clock. and the first rush secured by Dun
ming The ball staid at the w. H. I . goal a mo-
ment where Guthrie and Dunniug got In some fine
work. Then Cavss sent 1t like rife shot straight
to the Alamedas goal, but Dow made neat stop
and the ball was returned to the W. H. T's end
where after moments lively play it left the sur
face and was spotted In thirty seconds after it
was started the ball was sent into the W. II. T.'s
goal by Roberts. Time of goal seven minutes with
an actual playing time OF four inutes.
In the second inning Williams secured the rush
but soon after Leydon was struck below the knee
by Guthrie, causing wait of three minutes. In
one minute after play was resumed Dunning secur-
ed The goal The time of this goal was four minutes
with an actual playing time of one minute.
The last rush WAS secured by Roberts, After q
minutes play foul was made and then the bail
was sent TO the W. H. T.s goal but Durgan sent it
flying back to Dow who made another good stop,
and after series of fouls the goal was won BY
Guthrie. The time Of this goal was seventeen min
utes; actual playing time was seven minutes.
" ON ON the the d. T b Dqsgsn and Williams did fine
stops In the goal On the Alamedas Dunniny and
Gu hrie's play was up 10 their standard and Dow
astonished the audience by bis perfect playing.
COMMERCIAL AND TRADES LEAGUE.
The following is the list of clubs In the CONNER
cia and Trades league the first game of which will
occur at the Biiou Saturday night. There will be
thirty-six games, two to be played each week,
Firms. Name of Club. Manager
D. White & Son. n..,......u. W & s.. j. j. Foster.
CooK. Everett s. Pennel Drugs &C. A. Moulton
Retail Clothiers. Clothiers. John Desmond
a. Little Co.; ;;.......A. L. .: Mr.. Seavey.
Cousens TOmlinson &c. & TIE. j. o. Burke
Port. Stove Foundry -. p. s. F. Co.'S Il. E. Stack.
John p. Thomas. ). :. Boots & Shoes HI q Spotford
Shaw. Cooling a. Co.. shaw Godings E. P. TAYLOR
Woodman, True & Co. Wood'n Trues.F. H. Bowen
Each player must be resident of Portland. and
at least four players on each team must be employ
ed by the hrm they represent, engaged in the
business they represent. Each team will consist of
six players and three substitutes ami the names of
said players and substitutes must be handed In to
january "a, and not to be changed after that date
All games are to be played on lockwood rollers and
with the goal cages adopted by the Maine State
League.
AT PORTLAND RINK.
The attractions at the Portland rink this week will
be as follows; Tonight there will be game of polo
by the patrons of the rink and being all now play
ers, there is to be some sport Tuesdar is
ladies' night. Wednesday there will be a ladies'
cSSmplimentsry con at party; Thursday evening occurs
in their double exhibition of acrobatic, trick and
fancy skating. Friday will be ladies' night, and
On Saturday night game of polo will be the lead
ing feature.
AT THE BIJoU.
The Biiou will offer the following attractions this
week: Tonight two rival polo teams composed of
well known local oarsmen from the Drigo club will
contest game of polo on lockwood rollers. We'd
nesday night occurs the league game between the
league game between the Bilious and Deerugs
which attracts much attention especially in Port
land. and saturday occurs the opening game Of the
new commercial and Trades league
THE RECORD.
The following is the standing of the league clubs
Tn date