The Portland daily press., 1894-05-14


out the game it was nip and tuck Both
mines played good bail, while the batting OF
Hebron was special feature. Hebron has
not been defeated as yet, this season, and
is Justly proud of her record Following S
the score by innings:
B I. b. s., 5SS 8 : 8 &c 3 ! Is Is
Two base hits-Cushman, 2; Bryant.
Three base hits-Dyer; stolen base!s-H ebron'
Bases on balls-Hebron, 5; b. II. s., 8. Hit
by pitched ball-Dyer, Eaton. Soule. struck
out-By Eaton, 4; by Ioothacher, 3. Time
hour, minutes. ~ mpire-Billy Allen.
Scorer-Frank Hall
Base Bali Notes.
The Lewistons will be here today. Dolan
will pitch. The game cannot fail to be
close contest. Game called at 3.l5. Ladies
free to grounds and grand stand
Following are the results of local Satur-
day games:
| The Eagle Stars defeated the Smaller
| Amateurs by score of 10 to 8.
| The Pickups defeated the Firefys by
score of 80 to Is. s.s1
The Blackstones defeated the Mystics by
score of A to IL. Having defeated the
| Mystics two out of three games the Black
stones now claim the championship of the
| City under sixteen years OF age.
The Sheridan Blues defeated the Forest
| Citys by score of AZ to 10 and also defeated
the Shailor Amateurs by score of "a to IL.
| The Sheridan Blues claim the championship
| of the city under fourteen and will defend
| the title by challenging any nine in the city
under fourteen.
The Portland Athletic club defeated the
Maine Centrals ON the Maine Central
| grounds by score of ii to b.
The Young Wizards defeated the Eliza
beths on the Town House grounds, Cape
| Elizabeth, by a score of 16 to II.
| The Portland Athletic club will play the
| Bowdoins next Wednesday at Brunswick.
| The Young Glasgows defeated the Adams
| Stars yesterday by score of 81 to 20.
| Ligonia Juniors 20. Cash Corners 10.
Morrill's Corner Stars 80 Aliens Corners Is.
| Deering High school rs, Shaw's Business
| College Il.
| W5odfords 3S Deering Center 10.
Heroes ~ Dominic Stars 16.
Lewiston, Portland, Fall River, Haverh1ll
and Brockton have each four pitchers; three
will be the limit; SO that in a short time
there will be twirlers enough on the market.
| Pitcher Daniels of whom great things
were expected is sick at his home in Toron-
l
| is we'll will report here for duty.
| Captain Bradley, it may not be generally
| known, is an time player on the Port
land BALL grounds. He came here in the
| eighties. on the old Lawrence steam in that
first year when Walter Burnham built the
present ball grounds. He played short stop
then as now, and was famous then for pick
| ing up low grounders. Mr.. Frank Barnes,
/ of this city played centre field on the Mr..
Burnham's first team and is perhaps the
only man in the city who was member of
| that organization.
Tuesdaygthe Portlands play at Lewiston,
Wednesday at Waterville, with Colby Thurs
day and Friday at Bangor and Saturday at
| home with Brockton.
Penobscot Yacht Climb.
| The Penobscot Yacht club was formed at
Rockland, Saturday with these officers
Marvin Rice, commodore; @. E. Mcintyre,
| Rockland, vice commodore; @. E. Tuttle,
Rockland, secretary; D. Fuller, Camden,
treasurer; W. S. Barrett, Rockport,
measurer; ". Gardner, Camden, Arthur
Elliott, Thomaston, and DR.. Piper, Rock
il port, board of trustees.
The elegant Bay Point boat clubhouse is
to be used as headquarters, and the con-
stitutioD and bylaws OF the Portland Yacht
club to be adopted.
The regatta committee, also appointed
Saturday, was as follows. Marvin Rice,
commodore; W. A. Merriam, captain, E. e.
| Davies and o. E. Copeland
| Won BY Yale.
New Haven, Conn.,, May 12.-Yale won the
Yale-Harvard track athletic meet by score
of 81 to SIS points. Five association reco DIS
were broken.
| In General.
DR.. Chase tried his new cat boat last
week. 1t was TO- nd that her mast was not
stiff enough, and must probably be replaced
by new one.