Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-10
won six STRAIGHT.
Great Showing Made by
The Maroons.
PORTLANOS HERE TODAY.
And Then Capt. Lang's Record Climb.
ers Leave For Two Weeks.

present series In this city this afternoon
when they meet the Portlands. During
the past week the boys have made won-
derfui showing, having won six straight
games and anyone that does not think
they are playing good ball did not STE
the games lastweek.
II was good move to make Lang cap
tain, for even SO soon IL has had good
effect on the men. The team IL now In
fourth place, having gone a peg higher
than the Bangors by defeating the / ort-
lands Saturday. Tomorrow the club will
leave and will not return for two weeks,
aud during that time everybody will be
looking for good reports. Here's hoping
the boys will have luck on their eastern
trip, play good ball and bring home many
scalps.
The Portland pitchers went down like
nine pins before the hard hitting Maroons
on the Dexter street grounds Saturday af-
terroon and before the game was half
over the visitors had tried three men In
the box, but they could not find one that
was effective enough to stem the tide of
base hits that the home team was rolling
up. II was something like a cake walk
for the Pawtuckets and they did not try
very hard to increase their leaf after the
sixth or seventh inning. The visitors ar
rived here after having defeated the
Brocktons two games and they thought
that they would have snap In the town
Of Samuel Slater. They had forgotten
that the Maroons are playing pennant
bail, therefore they were very much taken
by surprise when they saw their star
twirlers going down before The heavy hit
ting OF the home team.
Todd was In the box for Pawtucket and
did fairly well, being finely supported.
He gave number OF bases on balls and
was pretty wild, but his hitting was a
feature. Whiting, Yeager and Waldron
did some great work and the whole team
was upon its toes all the time. Cannon
was succeeded IN the box by Ashe who
lasted about half an inning. Then
Daniels was induced to go in, but he did
no better than the rest and the Maroons
won In a canter. The score:
p ninninss:...........d 2 3 ! 8 On
rortiand...@....... @ i 0 O. 6
other Gamer.
New England League-Brockton IL.
Lewiston / Fall River II, Bangor 6; New
Bedford 8, Augusta 1.
Eastern League-Providence 8, Scranton
g; Springfield IA, Wilkesb barre d; Buffalo
Is, Syracuse Ii Rochester Z, Toronto 8.
College games-Brown Ia, Lehigh 81;
Yale 9, Princeton 8; Harvard 8, PenDsyl.
vania 3; Williams 10, Dartmouth g; Uni
versity OF Vermont II, Holy Cross 81;
Orange 5, Amherst a; Rogers II. s. 10,
Pawtucket II. 8. IL.
Amateur Woodbines 16, Colum-
bias 10; Catholic Institute II, Athletics a;
Westerly "a, Banner Boys 10.
Sunday Games.
The games yesterday in the Eastern
League were as follows: Providence 10,
Rochester Z; Bufllo IL, Syracuse II. gTE;
Games To-Day.
Eastern League-Providence at Wilkes
barre; Springfield at Scranton; Syraclse
at Buffalo; Rochester at Toronto.
National League-Pittsburg 1T Brook
lyn; Louisville at Boston; Cleveland at
Philadelphia; Cincinnati at Baltimore;
st. Louis at Washington; Chicago at
New York.
Lincoln Field, o'clock-Brown vs..
University OF Pennsylvania.
standing of the Clubs.