The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

'tna W 7''l NUS gu 49, pe,, g. -
ijam T. First buse on called balls Belfast /, Wal
tah = lot. c'ulei 9tli7, beIlast % tiInith ~
I..if.,.f n N15thafr 4 30 two tbree ar home his
Double plays, Belfast l. Waltham 0. Passed balls,
i1st - 1tt'"" ~" ~ lt0no9 ;i, i'Eiiaat
.D.i'nu bases. belfast tx Waltham TO- Tmpire. j
s Mcheeu. scorer, Geo. l. Heating
The Maine Nporismani pAbshed At Portland,
head, column report of games played in this city,
with rooster and the following caption "Maine's
champion Local Team masking Glorious Record"
---.l me B"st"n Journai ~ last week had the FOL
lowing under the caption Another Phenomenal
amateur lltchtr' 'DIWofth, pltcher OF the Bel
last Me- Cluh, has MATE an eN extraordinary record
Ih lhH BON Last season m t"lal nI Il games
p.'yei ht mriv an average ui fourteen men struck
"ui lht greatest number ~ single game was
twenty -four, Win the BroWn-Durrell team of Bos-
I'N. Ihl- -eae0n he mas ialr TO 20 beyond this
record Ihe Belta5is nave thus far played three
games With The Resolutas Of Boston, Bangor and
tuihy University, and Dllworth has struck out in
the three games, y men In the game with Ban
Enf, Monday, - out Of p men put out were struck
'Gt 10 the seven innings Played Eighteen of Col
log men -uetumbrd ~ ms curves, and the college
team were banked for tne first time III their his
tory. IN addition, DilWortb is Il good batter and
Zinc general player. The Beacons to play in
Belfast on tn" l7th." Since the above written
the Belfast team has PLAYED two games, one of
which was but 7eFeninntngS, Dlworth striking out
thrtvt"ur men, which added to The fifty two makes
total OF ciShty-slN men he mas struck out in the
live games already played. While much credit is
Nne P!"orIh' VIC tAlnk equal credit Is due hnowl-
tom the catcher for without his excellent support,
ihr Illchlng OF plwnrlh would be as ineffective as
was "escotla Of The Nathans. knowlton is a
phenomenal catcher aIso-.-The Belfast team has
pl5 e' hYt games thus iar this season and has won
a ANA Ia lilee Of them the opposing clubs did not
make a single rum. .DllWorth last week received
telegram from Bridgeport, Conn, asking him if
he was engaged for the season, and if not to state
lh7 terms He replied that he was engaged this
-e'lSon. He hds also received letter stating that
the manager of the Boston league will he in Belfast
10 witness the game on FRIDAY with the Beacons.
.... The Walthams went to Bangor On Friday and
defeated the Queen Citys in score of eight to six.
Know t"n, Of the Belfast team caught for the Wal
tham-, and Moulton, also of the Belfast team,
played centre field for the Queen Citys. The Ban
gor Wing says: "The Waithams owe their victory
more 10 knowiton, the catcher of the Belfasts who
caught for them, than anybody else. Their own
catcher could not hold Westcott at all and he
ed their defeats al belfast. They played good
heaihs game anu worked together finely. They
depended very greatly upon tricks and not upon
oleaI straight playing. The features of their part
"i the game was the magnificent pitching Of West
eou ana the catching OF hnowlton-" "Moulton
male long and difficult hy catch in center field
for which he was loudly applauded." Friday
afternoon the Beltasts will play on their grounds
in this city the Beacon team of Boston, the best
,p,,t.ur clnb in tha Irn,toa S,atas Nichnls ,ho