The Portland daily press., 1895-06-04

| The difference in baseball teams il
strikingly shown by the facts that where
as, on Friday, the St. Louis Brown.
batted Klobedanz, of Fall River, out OF
the box, the next day Klobedanz praeti
cally pitched the Portlands out of tht
game.
AT Lisbon Falls, Saturday, the Free
ports beat the home team by a score of q
to g.
The Y. NJ. G. A. ball team defeated
Colbys' second nine at the Augusts
driving park Saturday by score of Is tt
10. The game was smuggling exhibition
from the start, the pitchers being batted
at will 1t required twelve innings te
finish the game. Tolman and McCrillis
was the battery for the Colby's, while
Gould, Lovejoy and Clements were in the
points for the Augusta team Dan Shee-
han nInpired very satisfactorily.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT TO-DAY,
Each College Well Representative Will
Play Today-A New Cup to be Played for.
The Maine Intercollegiate Tennis
Association begins its annual tournament
on the grounds of the Portland Athletic
club this morning and everything points
towards its being one of the most inter
esting meets ever held in the history of
the association. The representatives of
the four colleges met last night at the
Preble house and made the drawings for,
and elected a manager of the tournament
and transacted sundry other business
relating to the meet Each college is
represented by its full quota of men ex-
ceptMaine State which sends but two men
to compete. Bowdoin will be represented
by Dana, '96 and Webster, '9S, in singles,
and by Dana and Fogg, '96 and Dana
and Ives, '9S, it doubles. Colby sends
King, '9s and McFadden, '9S to represent
her in singles, and King and McFadden
'9S, and Foss, '95 and Alden, '9s, will
represent her in doubles .Pettigrew, '95
and Hilton, '96. aresthe men who repre-
sent Bates in singles, and Pettigrew and
Hilton and Boothby, '96, and Stanley, '97
will be the two double teams from this
college Haywood and Gibbs, '96, will
play singles for Maine State and will
also play doubles
Most of the above players are very we'll
known here and much speculation is be-
ing made on the outcome of the matches.
Mr.. HI. H. Haywood of Maine State
was elected manager of the tournament,
and the drawing resulted as follows: \
Singles-Pettigrew Of Bates, vs. Gibbs
of Maine State, Dana of T rtloin, vs.
Hilton of Bates McFadden t. Colby VS.
Haywood of Maine State; King of Colby
VS.. Webster of Bowdoin
Doubles-Boothby and Stanley of Bates,
VS.. Dana and Ives of Bowdoin; Dana and
Fogg of Bowdoin, VS.. Haywood and
Gibbs of Maine State; King and Nc
Fadden of Colby, VS.. second M. S. c.
team; Pettigrew and Hilton of Bates, VS..
Foss and Alden of Colby
The first match will be between Petit
grew of Bates and Gibbs of Maine State
this morning at ten O'Clock, followed by
the other preliminary matches in singles,
and during the afternoon some doubles
may be played off. Anew solid silver
cup has been purchased by the association
for first place in doubles to take the place
of the one which became Bowdoin' S
property last year, she having won it
three years. The cup is on exhibition at
Carriers. - s 0
Wright and Ditson, Owen Moore & G.,
and Horace Partridge & Co.. offer fine
rackets as prizes in the tournament.
Sunday Outing.
The Independent Wheel Club run to
Saco and Biddeford Sunday proved a
good success Eighteen members beside
the invited guests left the city at s. 45 a.
m. A very slow pace was set by the
captain SO that no inconvenience was
felt from the intense heat.
The roads were in fine condition and
the scenery was superb. At Dunstan's IS
Corner our boys were met by the York
county wheelmen who had made arrange
ments at their summer club house, on
the Saco in honor of their visitors the l.
W. G.
After partaking Of a delicious spread
and enjoying most pleasant afternoon,
the boys said adieu declaring that they
had never enjoyed run SO thoroughly
as that Of Sunday. Return was made to
the city at o'clock F. W. Warlwell and
J. c. Leighton came in from Saco in
AZ minutes which is considered very fair
time.
Britannia Wins Again.
London, June BIN the yacht race to-
day the Britannia held the lead through
out the race. The time of passing Ship
wash lightship was: Britannia, lilo Al
Ailsa, l 10 As. The Britannia returned
to the finish line in Harwich harbor in
dashing style, increasing her lead and
passing the committee boat at 1853 AZ,
Ailaa finishing at 3:02:1 IA. ~
ThePrince of Wales in yachting costume
was standing in the companionway of
the Britannia as she came home and was
loudly cheered at the finish.
The race for small raters was very ex-
citing. Audrey and Nisagara forged
ahead and for a few seconds it looked as
though the latter:might::win, but Audrey
catching the breeze, went to the front
and won by 10 seconds.
Fake Fighter.
Baltimore, June g. Joe Choinski and
JACK Cattanach were billed to fight ten
rounds at the Front street theatre tonight
but the affair ended in a miserable fail
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