The Portland daily press., 1892-06-13
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BASE BALL.
Portland Wins Two Good Games Saturday.

Portland succeeded in taking two
games from the Lowells Saturday after
noon.
In the first game Portland was first at
the bat. Annis got first on an error by
Bradley, but was thrown out at second
by McCarty, who folded Kirmes' ground
er. Kirmes took first on the out. He
stole second and went to third on an
error by MeCauley. O'Brien got first on
balls, Rogers hit grounder to Bradley,
who threw Kirmes out at third, Rogers
getting first on the out and O'Brien Sec
ond, and both scored on three Dagger
by Laehanee, who was left as Burnes
went out on fly to Hart.
Lowell tied the score in the second.
After Call had been thrown out at first,
Carey to Rogers, Hart got first on balls
and second on Burnes's tumble that gave
Call first. A hit by McCauley advanced
each man base, making three on bases.
Guinasso was given his base on balls,
after MeCarty was second out on a fly to
Carey, though with an umpire that had
more common sense he would have been
declared out on strikes. This forced in
Hart, and a moment later, when Halves
was hit by pitched ball, Gull was forced
across the rubber. Mclaughlin was
third out, Kirmes to Rogers.
Portland took the lead in the fourth,
when the alleged. three Dagger by La
chance, mention has already been made
of it, and an error by Gull, gave them a
run. Lowell again tied the score in the
fifth on double by Mclaughlin and a
single by Gull. For the third time, Port
land took the lead, when, in the seventh,
Annis getting first, stealing second and
scoring on double by Rogers, and again
Lowell tied the score, when in the eighth
an error by Burnes, sacrifice by Gull,
and muff by Lachanee gave them run.
Portland won the game in the ninth.
Annis got hit and stole second, Kirmes
got his base on balls, and both scored ona
wild throw by Halves.
The features of this game were the bat
ting of Lachanee and the fielding of Rog-
ers and Kirmes, the latter playing the
finest game at third ever seen on the
grounds since Hatfield played the bag
here in 's6 and 'S7. He was obliged again
and again to lift his cap in response to
continued applause provoked by his great
playing. The score:
P HotaM ,......9 9 g I 9 9
Earned Portland, 1 Lowell 1. Two
base hits-McL aughlin. Rogers. Three base
hits-Laehance, 2; First base on balls--hy
e .rors-Portland. 3; Lowell. s. Sacrifice hits
Ciyner, Platt, Carl. N1eCarty. Struck out by
Kirmes o'Brien, Plat}. Hit By pitched bali,
HAYES, Double plays - Carey. Clymer and
Rogers, Clymer and Rogers, BRADLEY. Guinasso
aud Halves, Stolen bases-Annis, Kirmes, Nc
Cauley. Left on bases Portland, 8; Lowell, 7.
Time OF game hours. Umpire-Howard.
Second Game.
Kobedanz and Lachance for a battery
and Tobin in right field constituted the
changes in the home team for the second
game, while the only change for the Wis
itors was Sullivan going in to pitch.
The features of this game were the
pitching of the 'sDutchman," the field
ing of both teams, Kirmes again excell-
ing, and the batting of Kirmes, Rogers,
Laehance and Tobin.
Score by innings:
Innings ........1 2 8 5 6 7 8
Portland. 40 2 o. / 10
Lowell ,..,.....0 8 0 0 o O. 5
Earned runs-Portland, A.; Lowell /. Two
base hits-Clymer, McCauley, Guinasso. Home
runs-Rogers, Tobin
Saturdays New England League Games
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Manchesters,
At Brockton-B rocktons 9; Salems, 1.
AT cket-=WoonSockets, 8; LeWistons,
l. '-s'
National League Games Saturday.
At Boston-Boston, 6; Cincinnati 4.
At altimore-Louisville, 6; Baltimore A.
At Washlngton-Wa Washington, 16; st. Louis,
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 10; Pittsburg
3.
AT New York; Cleveland, 5; New York, 1.
AT BFooklyn-Chicago 6; Brooklyn, 5.
Other Games.
At Brunswiek-Bowdoin IS; Bates, g.
AT Wateryille-COlby Freshmen, 10; Sopho-
mores, 6. Colby Freshmen 10; Juniors, 8.
Portland Driving Club.
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