The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-02

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Umpire-Annis; Time-s hours, 20 minutes.
Home -un-Cook. Three base hits-Cook,
LAWN. Two base hits-Casey, 2. Sacrifice
corbett, oBrien, coreoran, e salter, q
Cook, smith, Casey, 2. First base on balls
BY Cassian, Slater, Cook, Fennelly,. Ga H.
kiley, LAWN. First base on errors-Brock-
| ton 4; Portland, 4. Passed balls-Mahoney.
struck eut-sy Cassian Casey M Han1ey
Do uble plays-Nahoney and slater.
KIobedanz's Home Run.
| Fall River, Mass, May l.-Fall River de-
| feated Bangor today in one sided game.
| Gray pitched good game for the visitors,
but had poor support Klobedanz's hit over
| the right field fence for home run was the
| only feature. The score:
Fall River, 0 0 2 e-l6
| Bangor, D y o
Base hits-FalI River, 8; Bangor, 3: ETTors
| and Rollins; Gray and Hart.
| Farrells Long Hit.
Worcester, Mass, May 1.-Bases on balls
and the wild throwing of Lewiston's pitcher
gave today's game to the home team. Lew
iston played splendid fielding game.
| Worcester's new pitcher Fuller, did adj
mirably. Farrell's home run was the
longest of the season. The score:
| Lewiston. Q o Q 5 2 / O. 8
| Base hits-Worcester, -; lewiston, 6.
Fuller and Hayes; Stafford and Bergen.
Two Home Runs Here.
| Haverhill, Mass, May 1.-Pawtucket lost
here today in game we'll played a nd inter-
esting. But one of Haverhill's errors was
costly. There was some good stick work,
Freeman and McIndoe knocking two home
runs. The score:
Hayerhil, 0 0 O.
Pawtucket. 0 0 1 0 l o.
Base hits-Haverh 6; Pawtucket, s.
| Errors HaverhiIl, s; Pawtucket, 2. Bat
teries-McKillop and Sweeney; Habens and
| Ivory.
The National League.
| The following games were played yester-
| day by National League clubs:
AT NEW YORK.
S SslFim nSFs, &c 9 9 $50 II
| Base hits-New York, III. Baltimore. il.
Errors New York, o; Baltimore, 3. Bat,
| teries-Meekin and Farrell; MoMahone and
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, 2 Q O.
| Boston, 0 D l K
Base itts-Philadelphia, s. Boston, 9.
| -Carsey and Clements; Lovett and Merritt.
AT ST.LOUIS.
Sts1 n9aisdl si pe : 3 9 - -
Base hits-st. Louis, g.; Cleveland, 10.
Errors-St. Louis, 8; Cleveland, 2. Batteries
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and O'Connor.
AT CINCINNATI.
fists5ars. So 3S5 8 ] 10 81
Base hits Cincinnati, 9; Pittsburg, 10.
Errors cincinnati, 3; Pittsburg, .. Batteries
parrot and Vaughan; k1llen and Mack.
AT WASHINGTON.
The game goes on record as victory for
the Brooklyns. In the sixth inning Umpire
Stage rendered decision against the Wash
ingtons and wrangle ensued. The umpire
gave the Washingtons one minute in which
to resume playing, and at the end of that
time, the home team having failed to take
their places on the field, Mr.. Stage gave the
game to Brooklyn by a score of nine to-
nothing. The refusal ON the part of
Captain Jocye to play involves the infiction
of a fine of $4,000 on the proprietors of the
Washington club. The Washingtons gave
notice of protest on the ground that the
Jump TRES assertion that Joyce refused to
continue the game is incorrect.
Washington, Q O.
Brooklyn, l U o.
Base ts-Washington, 3; Brooklyn, 4.
Errors-Washington, b: Brooklyn, 0. Bat
teries-Stephens and Mcclure; Sharrott and
Lachance.
Sporting Notes.
The Portland Gun club have elected the
following officers: President, A. L. Dow;
vice president, W. N. Taylor; secretary, A.
E. Neal; treasurer, E.G. Peterson: director,
F. H. Thornton. A nul- Der of new members
have been voted in this year. The regular
shoots will commence May 2, and continue
every Wednesday until August 20. The club
will go to Bath as guests of the Bath Gun
club, May 18th.
W. H. Mclaughlin offers to play Chapman
game of checkers Friday evening, June
1st, at Sherman Bros. store in North
Scarboro.
The Washington Stars defeated the
Tuxedos in game of ball. Score to g. Tine
Washington Stars will challenge any nine
under Is years of age. Walter Griffin, man
ager; Joseph Quinn, captain.
Word has been received that the ice went
out of Weld pond Saturday, and that the
catch of salmon. has been excellent since
then.