The Portland daily press., 1894-05-03
pORTLANDS

Totals, So 10 II 20 70 2
| Portland. 2.O4 0 0 0 o 0 ix--i6-
| Brockton, 4 o 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Umpire-Anpis. Time hogr, 50 min4 S;te
Slater t9lsR 81 sbbafer II
M acEey', S shumway. First base On errors
eEan raes doBy se Wa P sSam
way, Carey. 2. Double plays-smith to-
Slater; Carey to Mahoney.
Persons Pitching.
Worcester, May 2-Ferson's pitching
proved too much for Worcester today,
though the visitors hit Hill freely. Clean
fielding only saved Worcester from a moe
crushing defeat. Stafford and Leighton
were very strong at the bat. The score:
K Wordesfer, GHSSSS g 9 g = = ) )
Base hits-Lewiston, 10; Worcester, T.
Errors-Lewiston q Worcestter' !, ba HeTes
Seen Through the Dust
Hayerhill Mass. May 2.-The Haverhill-
Pawtucket game was played in clouds OF
dust today. which continually blew over
the diamond and greatly bothered both
pitchers. Freeman's fine stick work was
about the only feature. The score:
RP aWfnoRet, . { 9 8 I ~
Base s-Haverhill, r; Pawtucket,. 5.
Errors-Haverhill, s. Pawtucket,6. Batteries
Crane and Seeney; Sugrue and Roach.
Bangor Outclassed.
Fall River, Mass, May 2.-The home club
defeated Bangor today in a one sided con-
test, utterly devoid of any exciting feature.
The visitors could not hit Stevens and were
entirely outclassed. The score:
Bs1l giver' SsSS SO s 80
Base hits--Fal River, IA; Bangor, 8.
Stevens. Rupert and Rollins; Nancy and
Gore.
The National League.
The following games were played yester-
day by National League clubs:
AT WASHINGTON. ssI
Y Ysstdna 1888 8 ! t e.
Base Washington, IL; Boston, a. Errors i
-Washington, 1; Boston, 2. Batteries-Maul
and Macguire, Stivetts and CAMEL. "a
AT BALTIMORE.
Bs1aFPSn, 55ss Isl
o Bre ss RattsTies
AT NEW YORK.
P PSMsd delphi % / 9 / i ~
Base hits-New York, 10; Philadelphia, IL.
Errors-New York, 8; Philadelphia, 4. Bat
teries-Rusie and Farrell; Taylor and
Clements.
Bates Beaten.
Exeter, N. H., May 2.-The Phil ps Exeter
Academy this afternoon beat the Bates
College, to 4.
Exeter, | 4 O.
Bates, D.
Base hits.Exeter, 81; Bates, Z. Errors
Exeter, 8; Bates, 6. Batteries-Maroney and
Scannell; Slattery and Gerrish.
Hampton Boat Race in the Harbor Yester.
day Afternoon.
There was an interesting race of Hamp-
ton boats in the harbor yesterday after
noon. Mr.. George Gushing of South
Portland has a new boat just built for
him by Charles Griffin. There has been
considerable interest to know how the
new boat would size up with the Others
So yesterday an impromptu regatta was
should be under the foresail, and the
course was from the ferry landing at
South Portland down around the Little
Diamond buoy and return. They sailed
before the wind going down and beat
back. Six boats entered the race, start
ing tOgetner anu enolng Ill Ihe following
order:
No. 1-Charles johnson, John Mason.
No. 2-George Gushing, Clarence Will
lard.
No3-William Cushing.
No. 4-Vernon Smith.
No. 5-Captain OH Parsons.
No. 6-Captain Samuel Smith.
The race as very close, and the boats |
finished nearly together.
The fishermen are hoping that on the |
For nth of July prizes will be offered for |
Hampton boat race. There are two |
or three hundred such boats in Casco |
bay, and twenty or thirty of them could |
be mustered for fine regatta
Sporting Notes.
The Peaks Island Shooting Club was
organized Saturday evening by the cleo
ton of Mr.. Charles Sterling AS president,
and Mr.. A. V. Ackley as secretary and
treasurer. The club now has 81 mem
beers, with the probability that the MEM
bership will be increased to rs. The