The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01
The Unhappy Umpire.

Casey and smith, Hill and Fennelly.
Z The Unhappy Umpire.
Worcester. April ao.-The base ball season
opened here today with listless and tire
some game, and much kicking over the
umpire's decisions. The score:
T Toyssftsr' 5 : g : 3 8 & III III
Base hits-Wocrester, 10; Haverhil 6.
Errors Worcester, 5; Hayerhill. Z. Batteries
C. Murphy and Hayes; Lucid and sweeney.
The First Maine Victory.
Brockton, April 8O.-Wretched work of
Brockton's pitchers today discouraged .the
rest of the team. Poor fielding resulted and
brought about defeat. The playing of
Leighton, Judd and Mccarthy was the feat
ure. The score:
BTse sIston ! g g 9 9 9 Si I'll III
Base hits Brockton, II; Lewiston, z.
RECONSIDERATION, Lewiston, !. Batteries
LAWN, Thompson and Corcoran Lynch
and Bergen.
Pitchers Experimehted.
Pawtucket, R. l., April sSO.-The Bangor
team was defeated today by Pawtucket in a
game characterized by hard hitting, poor
fielding and experimental pitching. The
score:
B Bansopl Il Z ! I s S-is
Base hits-Pawtucket. II; Bangor, IA.
Errors-Pawtucket, 7; Bangor, g.; Batteries
-kobinston, Sugrue and Roach; Meakin, Nc
Bride and Mcdonald.
The National League.
The following games were played yester-
day by National League clubs:
AT WASHINGTON.
yUoeb;aor+o,, n n n n n q 3-10
Brooklyn, d U KID
Base hits Washington, III; Brooklyn, Il.
ErEors,Washington Z; BroSeiynii T. Da bab-
Gastright and Daley.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, o % 20 Q 90
Base hits Cincinnati, Isl :Pittsburg, Is.
teries- chamberlain and Murphy; Gumbert,
Nicol, Sugden and Mack.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
BBa o5ton, go : &c S &c "a "a
Base s.-Pbiladelphia IS; Boston. 10.
EErors-Philadelghia, 2; Boston, 4. Batteries
-Weyhing and Clements Nichols and Ryan.
AT NEW YORK.
BBs sM ore GO 60 x-lO
Base hits-New York, TO-; Baltimore 10.
Errors-New York, 2; Baltimore, A. Bat
terles-German, Westervelt ana Doyle'
Mullane and Robinson.
AT LOUISVILLE.
d dSidsgal g 5SS & q IS IS.
Base hits-Louisville, 10; Chicago, 6.
a5g Es G GhSag and Ki5atdre
Sporting Notes.
The Kent's Hills easily won game of
base ball on their own grounds, Saturday,
from the North Waynes. Doughty occupied
the box for the home team and Roderick for
the North Waynes. The fielding on both
sides was weak, but the infields played good
ball The score was twelve to six in favor
of the Kent's Hills.
The Tuxedos defeated the Cumberland
Junction nine by score of So to 81.
The Dump Rangers were defeated by
Captain Devine's nine by a score of II to 16,
yesterday.
The ice has left the Haley and Gull ponds
in the Rangeley region. 1t may leave the
lakes any moment. Sportsmen can not safe
ly start until the ice is out of the lakes.
The Bangor Wheel club was organized
Friday evening with ffty-two charter men,
bers. These officers were elected: President,
Charles H. Barstow; secretary, Charles P.
Taylor; treasurer, ". L. Miller; finance
committee, II. P. Dowst, Walter Robinson,
H. II. Hodge; entertainment committee, E.
z. Lyon, W. L. Bragg, Frank II. Davis, S.
r. Wyman, W. L. Hunt, W. L. Miller; trans
portation committee, G. E. Woodward, H.
Eugene Clolett, L. G. Bragdon; racing COM
mittee, G. II. Barstow, F. A. Robertson, E.
NJ Esterbrook, F. G.. Weston; soliciting
committee, Walter Robinson, R. W. Hurd,
Water Roberts; rules, by laws, ETC., E. E.
Lyon. S. L. Wyman, A. G. Nickerson. The
next regular meeting will be held on May
8. The club proposes to give all visiting
wheelmen royal reception on the occasion
of the annual spring meet of the Maine
Division, L. A. W., in Bangor on May 80.
On this occasion there will be some fine
racing, singles, tandem and quadruple, and
big crowd is expected. The races will
probably be held on Maplewood track
A base ball club has been organized in
Rockport and will soon be in condition to
challenge.