The Portland daily press., 1894-08-22
Notes of the Game.

Notes of the Game.
Edgar made remarkable showing for an
amateur, and conducted himself like a
veteran.
The tied game will be just the same as a
postponed game. 1t will not be played off
today.
Either the Haverhills had very off day
in batting. or Dolan is a bigger wonder than
we give him credit for. 70 hold them down
to SO few sd altered hits in both games is
very remark able. It is doubtful if there is
another pitd her.in the league that could do
it. Dolal ha thrown so much that in the
last of the second game, his right hand and
arm become cramped, which shows that the
whole body is, so much exerted in pitching
that thesafrn. which is unused is affected,
probably by some unnatural strain, or
posture, :inducd by the exertion of the other
arm.
Burns errors are such inexcusable muffs
that his playing seems worse than it really
is. He made some perfect plays Yesterday
that were just as brilliant as his two muffs
were the reverse. But those kind of errors
are generally costly.
Dolan' S curves come over the plate with
that same peculiar twist that made Madden
success that took him into the National
league.
If the boys. SO many of whom are young
hoodlums. are to he allowed to enter the
grounds in swarms. as they do, the MANAGE
ment should see to it that they are not
allowed to repeat any such outrageous
yelling and abuse Of visiting player as
was given to Fred Doe yesterday. It was
no credit to the city or the Portland man
agement that such personal abuse was
allowed in the grounds, and mostly by
irresponsible young yelling hoodlums who
should be kept out. If they can't be kept
quiet. 1t is an imposition upon the specta-
tors to have to listen to the shrill yells of
these obstreperous kids. and it ought to be
stopped.
Game Today.
The Haverhills will be here again today.
Daniels will pitch and Edgar catch. Game
called at 3.l5. Madden's injury to his whist
was quite severe, and he will probably be
unable to play.
Fall Race Meet of the L. A. w.
The fall race meet of the Maine Division,
L. A. W., will be held at Gardiner, on Labor
day, September Sd. under the auspices of
the Gardiner Wheel club. Following is the
programme:
80 a. m.-Run to National Home at
Togus. ten miles.
"a. m.--Road race Augusta and return,
twelve miles.
10 a. m.-Parade.
II a. m.-Hill climbing contest.
IL Dinner. Free lunch served to L.
A. ". members, at club rooms.
1.30 p. m.-Races at Pine Tree Stock Farm
half mile track.
p. m.-Banquet. Music, reports,
speeches. etc. Presentation of prizes.
The racing events will be a mile novice,
one-half mile open. mile. $50 class. one-half
mile. Maine Division championship, mile
handicap open, mile Maine Division cham
pionship, mile open, two mile club team
race, open, two mile lap race open. trials to
beat the state record open. There will be
also road race to Augusta and return,
thirteen miles. hill climbing contest and
acompetitive parade for the prizes for the
best appearance.
The value of the prizes for all the events
will aggregate $685..
Broclton is Playing Well
Pawtucket, August 21.-Brockton had no
difficulty in securing this afternoons game.
as the home team play ed in amateurish
fashion. Kelley was disheartened at his
weak support and was freely batted. Ban
mons base running was feature. The
score:
Brockton, O 5 0 81 2 O x-l4
Pawtucket, D 2 O 0 o. s
Base hits Brockton, IL; Pawtucket, 9. Err
rors-Broc kton. a; Pawtucket, IL. Batteries
-McCullough, Braham and Coreoran; Kelley
and Davis.
Pride Goes Before Fall,
Fall River. August 21.-Fall River won
from Lewiston today after an interesting
contest. Klobedanz was very effective and
Sullivan was wild and responsible for two
home runs. The score:
Fall River, O 0 O l. GA
Lewiston, 0 O. o U 0 D l Of
Base hits-Fall River, o; Lewiston, Z. Err
rors-Fall River, 3; Lewiston, o. Batteries
Klobedanz and Rupert, sullivan and Ber-
gen.
New England League Standing.
Won. Lost.