The Portland daily press., 1895-04-05

! ur6Q dollars tSluU/ Hun ~ oeslflng
annual games to be held IN us Town.
2.-for place for hoiains the annual
games.
| 3.-For officers for annual games and a
committee on offiC ers.
| 4.-For committee ION pruning and sale
of tickets.
| 5.-For committee On advertising and
| ira portation.
| 6.-,For a committee on privileges.
| For committee on score booas.
S.-For a committee on preparation and
care of track.
9.-For a committee on preparation and
care of field.
l0-For officers to elect their assistants
ubject TO the approval OF the committee
on officers. Clerk OF Course to choose one
assistant from each school represented.
| 11-For order of events.
| I2-To amend articles y and 2S of the
Laws of Athletics so as to con form to the
| system used by colleges.
| .13.-To record certificate in order TO COM
ply with the recent amendment to Article
| ". of the Bylaws.
| 14-For a committee on the adyisability of
holding ball the night of the meet.
l5.-For the appointment ..of reception
committee. "
Including also all orders sent to the Sec
retary before April 7tb.
| Reports and communications.
Respectfully submitted,
By the President,
| CLARENCE GOLDWAIT.
| OTHO E. MICHAELIS, Secretary
The American Handicap.
Patterson M ApIil4-The American hand
leap attracted large crowd to Willard park
| on the second day of the interstate shoot
ing tournament. More than sixty leading
wing shots OF the country entered in the
| handicap. Many friends OF the visiting
contestants came from distant cities to
witness the shoot. Tho wind was blowing
fsom the northwest and made the birds
lively. At the close of the tenth round the
handicap adjourned until tomorrow. Thir-
teen men are pasted as having been
dropped because each missed three birds.
1t is stated that several shooters Who
scored only eight birds each would with
draw from the contest. The following scored
ten each. Edey, Clark. zwirlien, Brewer.
Thomas, Ivons, Mesner, Glass. Henry.and
Kelsey.
Portland Gun Club.
at the annual meeting of the Portland
Gun club these officers wereSchosen for the
ensuing year: Es
PresideDt-Wflliam N. Taylor.
Vice President-Ar bur ". Gray.
Secretary-Albert E. Neal
Treasurer Ohm W. Lewis.
Director-Elmer A. Jones. e@
The club voted to repair the club house
and grounds and make nuIDb ber of i'm
provements. 1t was voted to purchase
set of the latest traps. 1t was also decided
to appropriate twenty-five dollars for
prizes 10 be shot for at the regular club
shoots, the five highest scores for the sea-
son of each man to be taken. The regular
shoots are to begin on April 10, and to
continue every Wednesday afternoon un-
til August 2s, and prize shoot on Fast
day, in connection with the regular shoot,
for merc handiss prizes to be contributed
by various merchants about town.
Base Ball Notes.
The New England League made out its
schedule for 1895 yesterday morning in Bos-
ton. IL is to be Hoped that every one is
satisfied. j.
Manager Garrity and Director Murphy
returned last night from Boston.
1t is said that the Lowell management is
after Charlie Flack of last years Portland.
The Bangor ball team has open dates
April 10 and 20.
The Eastern League. New England League
and the New England Association open the
season within three days of each other.
William J. Derwin has signed with Fall
River. and will play in the out field. He
is said 10 be fast fielder and good hitter
"Jack'' Sharrott has signed with Bangor.
Augusta people are succumbing to tho
baseball fever fast.
The Lewiston team is said to have a
strong backing this year.
Dolan still continues to pitch we'll for
Boston.