The Portland daily press., 1886-04-06

PoRTLANDs,
nuNs sconEn rAcn INNING.

gros4lyps. 80 SS&9$
Portlands. ............2 o o 2-9
Runs earned-Brooklyns, 8; Portlands, g.. First
base by errors-BroOklyns, 6; Portlands, 2.
Struck out-By Dugan, 2; by TOole, 5. Left on
base-BTooklyns, P9rtlands' 3; Total base hts Nc
West. Time of game-2 hours 20 minutes.
The Brooklyn Eagle, in speaking of the
game, says their new left hand pitcher
(Toole) twas badly punished in the second
inning by three earned runs from five base
hits, one being a two-bagger by Hatfield"
Again sin the ninth inning, when the visitors
went to the bat, the score stood to against
them, when two baSer by Hatfield brought
in two men and tied the score"
A despatch received last night stated that
owing to the condition of the grounds the
game with the Jersey Citys did not come of
Yesterday Today they play the New 1ork
National League) team. Tomorrow they
play the Patersons OF Paterson, N. j.
THE COLLEGE BALL TEAMS.
All the mines in the Maine college league
are doing hard gymnasium work except the
NJ. S. c. club, and they will commence at
once. The Bowdoins are much stronger
than last year, having two first class batteries
Bates has strong team composed of almost
entirely new material. Sanford will catch,
and Underwood of last years Kents Hill
team will pitch. The Colby and NJ 5. G.
teams remain nearly the same as last year:
The Colby battery will be Larrabee and
Goodwin.
The Bowdoin College nine for the coming
season will be made up as follows: +. u.
Dearth, (captain) C. f.; j. II. Davis, p.; FL.
FL. Moulton, c.; F. Pushor, 1b; F. L. Talbot,
l. f. The remainder will be chosen from the
following: G.. +. Cary, G. I'll. Larrabee, +.
A. Wilson, F. NJ. Russell, s. 2. Fogg and
j. R. Clark. The nine will soon start on
their Massachusetts trip.
HANLAN WILL ROW BEACH.
Hanlan, the Toronto oarSman, on hearing
of Beach's challenge to the world. sent the
following cablegram:
To W. J. hues, Editor of the Ners of the
Post at once e1oO forfeit for a s5Oo match
against Beach on the Thames with the Sports
man.
Hanlan has engagements on this side of
the Atlantic until July, but he will sail for
England about the middle of that month,
and the race, if arranged, will probably take
place early in September.
BALL NOTES.
The players of the Newburyport club re-
| ported for duty yesterday, week earlier
| than had been contemplated. Arrangements
have been made for game in that city
Thursday afternoon with the Amesburys.
Gruber and Murphy will be the Newbury-
ports battery; Beck and Cody the Ames-
bury's.
Manager Leonard of the Manchester base
ball club has already signed eight men, and
is in correspondence with catcher and sec
ond baseman to complete the team. The
| club will open the season May Is at Man
| chester with the Melrose club.
The Yale College nine in its opening games
| will be composed of the following men; r.,
| Stagg; c.. Dunn; first base, Marsh: second
| base, Stewart captain; third base, Winston; ;
| s. s., Gross; |. f., Sheppard; C. f., Bremner; ;
r. f., Brigham.
The Boston league club inaugurated the
home season yesterday in game with the
Boston College nine. About 800 people wit
messed the game, which resulted in an easy
victory for the league team in seven innings,
by score of IA to o. Stemmeyer and Dealy
constituted the Boston's battery and ap-
peared to fine advantage. The other mem-
bers of the team played in good form, their
base running being excellent.
POLO NOTES.
At Salem, Mass, last night the Salems de-
feated the Haverhills to 1. The former
lsclub will play the Bilious in the Biiou rink in
| this city Wednesday evening, April 14th.
Other games played yesterday resulted as
| follows:
AT Somerville- 5; Woburns, o.
At -Walthams, 8; Bostons, L.
| At Cambridge-New Bedfords, 3; Cambridges 2.