The Portland daily press., 1894-05-25
THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
The Cruise of the Portland Yacht
Club.
The Boats That Will Sail Down the Bay
Tomorrow.

The Boats That Will Sail Down the Bay
Tomorrow.
The steam yachts Maitland and Neckan
will lead forth handsome fleet of "sailers''
out of beautiful Casco bay tomorrow. On
the Maitland will be Commodore Bray, Dr.
Charles Smith, Messrs. Phillip and Edward
Jones and DR.. George Cummings; on the
Neckan will be the owner, Mr.. Hartley Bax-
ter and family.
The yacht Jeanette. Captain Upton, Will
have the following party: William Senter,
Edward H. York, Harry Butler, DR.. John
Bowers. Charles f. Flagg and Perez Griffin.
On the Chaos will be John f. A. Merrill,
Harry Davis, Wadsworth Noyes and Henry
Stephenson of New York, former Portland
man.
On the Starlight will be Nathan Clifford
and his brother, Fred G. Fassett and Elliott
Mitchell.
On the Viva will be Charles P. Merrill,
William Sweat and Others
On the Leila will be Ralph W. Miller, H.
". Susskraut and Willis Carter.
Other boats are the Lena, owned by
Ole Peterson; the Willie. W. F. Haddock,
the Clarence, Capt. B. W. Jones; the
Eidelma. steam launch, Edward L. Stan
wood, the cat boat, Beatrice, George Orr,
and probably the schooner Beatrice, j. H.
Hamlen, also Harry Verrill and Morrill,
Dunn are going in 20 foot boat. also Mr.
George G. Governs new yacht Gwendoline
will probably go.
2 Mr.. -Hamlen's Beatrice, has been through
ly overhauled, and in manyssrespects made a
me- n ad6 Of +a,, hoe
been made to the cabin space. and every
inch of it has been improved. Mr.. Hamlen
has given his personal attention to the
changes made on his yacht, and has been
ably seconded by Captain Osgood, the sail
ing master.
The result of their joint Iabors is a yacht
that seems to be provided with all the
modern improvements that can be packed
into so small space. The steward has very
comfortable, if somewhat compact quarters,
and table to be used by the men has been
designed by Capt. 0sgood, that when not in
use folds snuely about the mast. A gas
range equipped for work is made to occupy
as small a space as possible. while a sink
supplied with pump is on one side. and
compact and very convenient lockers with
in reach. The ice chest is to the right of
tiO IduSOf anu UolOW rs dill Iu6al COO1eTs an
other of the happy ideas of Capt. Osgood,
who fitted it into bit of space below the
ice chest. Mr.. Hamlen's room is handsome
ly furnished, and fitted up, and there is a
snug stateroom for the sailing master. fully
equipped with electric bells. The berths are
of extra width, and the cabin has been en-
tirely refitted. The decks are of pine, with
wide mahogany finish, and when the work
of painting her is over, the yacht will show
up handsomely. but Mr.. Ham1en said yester-
day that he had rather fit out small fleet
of vessels for foreign ports, than one yacht.
Played in the Rain.
Lewiston, May 24.-Lewiston pounded Nc
Cullough badly in the first two innings to-
day, making twelve hits and leaving no
doubt as to the result of the game. Wheeler
pitched a steady game all through The
rain fell during the entire contest. The
seore:
Lewiston, SIS O o. 0-19
Brockton, 0 i O @ 0 0 O o. q
Base hits-Lewiston, 20; Brockton. 10.
Errors-,Lewiston..3 Brockton, 8. Batteries
Wheeler and Bergen; Mccullough and Nc
Carthy and Corcoran.
Bangor a Loser.
Bangor, May "a. : Though it was
patched up nine that met the
Worcesters today, they put up the best
fielding game seen here this season. The
game was full of clever plays by both teams.
Worcester won by lucky hitting The score:
Worcester, o 10 0 2-s
Bangor, 8 o 3 o OF
Base hits-Wocrester. IA; Bangor, 10.
Errors-Worcester, 6; Bangor, 8. Batteries
MCCARTHY and Hayes; Gray and Hart
New England League Standing.