The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14

Rollins, c., l 0
III. harrington, rf., 0 U . 0
lincoln, p., . y y
Totals. SO *26 IS .5
*Magoon hit By batted ball.
Portland, 0 0 Q %
Fall River, U O-l
Earned runs-Fall River /. Two base hits
-killeen. McDermott. Stolen bases
Meyers, Magoon, Good hart. ). Harrington,
J. Harrington, McDermott and kennedy.
Bases on balls-Goodhart 2, Magoon. Dove,
Ladd: off Lincoln 3. off Killeen !. Struck
Lincoln 3, Ladd, NJ. Harrington. Time OF
gane-2 hours, 10 minutes. Umpire-Hassett.
Notes of the Game.
Dove caught four flies with all the ease
and grace of both Garry and Jack Leigh
ton
In the next inning after his ankle was
famed, Meyers redeemed himself for his
slowness of the day before. Joe Harring
ton made another very strong bid for
home run. The ball went very high and
dropped just inside of the fence, but
Meyers was under it and held on to it
though he ran into the fence. In the
next inning his ankle had become SO
lame that he retired. Goodhart went to
left and the new pitcher, Dunn, went to
right, where he failed to distinguish HIM
self, probably because he is not used to
the field He. allowed single to become
a two bagger without apparently trying
to prevent it.
If there is anybody who can cut a
pigeon wing or spread eagle, with more
angles in it than the exhibition of Hi
Ladd, yesterday, he had better apply to
Barnum and make his fortune. But they
all tremble as well as laugh, when Hiram
gy rates with the bat stick.
Hassett may be subject to criticism and
may make mistakes as all umpires do, but
even the devil-may care Rollins ad-
monished Captain Nc not to go too far
yesterday.
1t should be remembered that Umpire
he was simply agreed upon by the two
captains and had no authority to imp ose
fines. He was practically defenseless.
Perhaps that fact had something to do
with Captain Nc. s violent explosions.
The crowd was dead onto him though
Umpire Hassett did admirably consider
ing the trying circumstances
The Game Today.
The New Bedfords will be here today,
and Wilson, who agreed to come to Port
land will probably come with them
Dunn, the new pitcher, will be in the
box for Portland. He has a good record,
and seems to be good hitter. Dove, who
made such splendid record in centre
field yesterday viii probably play Jack
Leighton will be well enough to take his
old place in centre and Dove will
probably replace Meyers in left, the latter
having injured his ankle so badly yester-
day that he probably could not play any
way. Our victory over Fall River shows
that all we need is a good pitcher to en-
courage us. The management is in
negotiation with other good players. The
game will be called at 3.45, because of
Washburn's circus.
Played in the Rain.
Augusta, June 13.-Pawtucket won to
day in loosely played game on the
Gardiner grounds. The first four innings
were played in the rain. The score:
Pawtucket, 6 2 / 8 0 2-16
Kennebec, O. l 1 l z 0 Oil
Base hits-Pawtucket, 90; Kennebecs,
r. Errors-Pawtucket, 3; Kennebecs, s.
Batteries-Todd and Yeager; Dilworth
and Kelly.
Brockton Not Init.
Bangor, June 13.-The Brocktons
played like amateurs in the field today
were ''not in' the game from the start
The score:
Bangor. 2 0 0 10 1 2 2-23
Brockton, 0 0 0 1 0 8 3 1 2-10
Base hits-Bangor, 70; Brockton, 16.
Errors-Bangor, 4 Brockton, g. Batteries
Wheeler and Hayes; Caby, Hazelton
and Shea.
Wilson Was Batted Freely.
Lewiston, June 13.-The game with
New Bedford today was called at the end
of the third on account of the rain. The
score was Lewiston 6, New Bedford 2.
Bodge, the Bowdoin college pitcher, was
in the box for Lewiston and did not allow
New Bedford safe hit, while Wilson was
batted freely