The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-13

Earned runs-Portland. 2; Brockton. 2.
Two base hits-Slater, H.. smith, Mahoney.
Home runs-Mahoney, Mccarthy Double
and Slater. Bases on baIIs-SIater, Carey.
Corridan, Willis. O'Brion; by Seeds, 2, by
Carey, l, by Dolan, q. Struck out-Burns.
by Carey, ;, Doian, i. Time 60 Of game-l hour
80 minutes. Umpire-Burke.
Brocktons Today.
Brockton will play with Portland again
this afternoon on the Deering grounds. A
close contest is expected.
Base Ball Notes.
Pitcher Casslan of the Brocktons has been
released.
Lewiston has sixteen more games this
month, and eleven of them are on the home
grounds.
Brooklyn won its tenth straight game
Monday.
Just a year ago today Boston was in
second place, as they are now.
. Captain Arson has bet Eddie Talcot $500
and suit of clothes tn at his Chicago colts
will beat the New York giants.
The crowd heartily applauded Willis
Saturday, when he came to the bat in the
fifth, after he had been taken out of the
box They realized that he had been com
PEELED to go out of his position to suit
wrong idea of the management, and they
wanted to assure him that they believed he
was all right. There is no better outfielder
in the league than Willis, nor any more
honest player. If the rest of the team were
as good as he is the Brocktons would not be
tail enders-Brockton Enterprise.
While the Worcesters were batting
fourteen runs off Carey in one inning here
Monday, the directors of that club in Wor-
cester, had meeting, and made various
charg es against Manager Murphy, and in a
very short time he was manager no longer.
1t was stated that Murphy, alone was re-
sponsible for the condition of the team. 1t
was believed that the Worcester players had
been allowed TO be too careless in their per-
sonal department, and that that was the
cause of recent poor playing. Murphy was
given his ten days notice of release and the
position will be vacant June 31st
JOY in Lewiston.
Lewiston, June 12.-Lewiston won today
solely by superior stick work. Fall River
started in like winners in the first, but
after this Lynch was invincible, and they
only succeeded in getting four scattered
hits in the rest of the contest. The work OF
bothteams was good. The score:
| Lewiston, 2 0 0 o.
| Fall River, o 0 o.
Base hits--Lewiston,.14; Fall River, 8 En-
| rors Lewiston, 2; Fall River, l. Batteries
Lynch and Bergen; Viau and Rollins.
Bangor Improving.
Bangor, June 12.-Pawtucket, failed tc
hit Gary with any effect today, they only
succeeding in getting three singles and
scattered at that. There were many brilliant
plays, both teams fielding admirably. Longs
umpiring WIS unusually satisfactory. Tht
| score:
| Bangor. 8 0 2 U 0 0 CT
| Pawtucket, 0 0 | o.
Base hits-Bangor, s; Pawtucket, 8. Errors
| Bangor, 2: Pawtucket, 5. Batteries-GraN
| aud Hart; Morse and Roach.
Everybody Struck
Haverhill, June 12.-McManus an amateur
was in the box today for Worcester and wa
batted in all directions by the home team
| Up to the fifth inning the game was inter
esting, but in that inning McManus was hi
for eighteen bases and the game became (;
farce. At this point Lucid, who had BEEF
| very effective, in a fit of generosity, let III
4 and allowed the visitors to score. The score
| Haverhill, 2 0 0 0 O OIL
Worcester. 0 Q Q 81