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The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

Singles for Baugors Slugsers-Good Hit
ting and Great Base Running by the
Portlands-The Score Was Eight to
Three.
The hitherto triumphant Bangors came
to Portland yesterday and shared the
fate of the New Bedfords and the cham
pion Fall Rivers. The Portland boys
are actually forgetting how to get beat
en-. They have struck winning gait
and are sticking to it. Bangor was an
easy victim.
Yerrick and Kildea were the pitchers,
and the former was a puzzle, while
the latter, though no picnic for Portland,
was fairly easy nevertheless. Big Tom
O'Brien, the muscular Deadly the
clever Sharrott, the veteran Henry, and
all the rest of them couldn't get their
eye on the ball worth a cent much less
an earned run.
Connolly appeared as umpire, Bradley
having been ordered to New Bedford.
Portland began the run getting in the
second, with O'Rourke's base on balls
and steal of second, Spill s..sacrifice, Ma
goon and Corbett's hits and Haywood s
wild throw over Barkley's head, an effort
to shut off Magoon from home. Cor
bett also came in on that error
Bangor got two in the third. Barkley
hit safely and was caught at second by
Kildea's grounder. Sharrott hit safe
and; then YerriCk made wild pitch
Henry sacrificed and Judd made sin
gle. This netted two runs. They got
but two more hits after that, and but
one more run, In the fifth Sharrott' s
base on balls, Henry's hit and Spill IS
poor throw, gave them. their third and
last run.
Portland got three more in the fifth,
after two were out, by Moore's tumble,
Yerrick's fine two bagger far over
Henry's head, and Slater's and Shaffer's
singles.
If the fifth we got two earned runs.
0sRourke hit safely and stole safely
beautifully for the second time. Spill
ined out a two-bagger and Corbett
singled.
1t was rather an interesting game,
though it, was a foregone conclusion al
most from the first. 1t wasn't much of a
contest, but there was good playing on
both sides. The score:
81 e p PORTLAND
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
ARREST susP EcTs.
Police Working Bhndly in Ratchford
Case-Dead Man Known in Danbury.

Boston, July 25. --Three men have been
arrested on suspicion of causing the
death of Thos. Ratchford. One of these
was released Wednesday, and the Others
are being held for Identification. Clews
in the case are very blind. 1t had been
learned from a letter received from the
captain of police of Danbury, Conn, that
the dead mans name was Ratchford, not
Rotchford. This letter reads as follows:
Thomas S.. Ratchford, alias. s..Frank
Smith, alias Doan Ratchford, is not a
member of the Hatters' Union. He left
Danbury, Conn, :iR October last and is
wanted for burglary committed here at
that time on the clo1hing house of George
M. Talent
GEO. r. BEVANS,
Captain of Police.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
Have Umpires Legal Right to Fine,

Cleveland, Ohio, July 25-Jake O'Con-
nor, one of the catchers of the Cleveland
baseball club has began a suit here today
against the National League and the
Cleveland club to enjoin the collection of
S25 fine imposed by Umpire Murray in
Tuesdays Cleveland Washington game
The petition alleges that Murray is an in
competent umpire, and that the fine was
imposed without cause. 1t is understood
that President Robinson of the Cleveland
club is backing OConnor, as he desires a
test made of the league rules which gives
umpires the right to fine players indis-
cri1ninately.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

ing and batting of the Louisviiles was
weak Attendance roo The score:
louisville, 2 0 0 0 o.
Baltimore, o 0 6 0 0 0 0-l2
=, Base hits-Louisville, 10; Baltimore, 10
Errors-Louisville 4 Baltimore, O.; Bat
tefles-lnks, McDcrmott and Warner /;
Hemming and Clark.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, July 25.-Rhine pitched
superb game of ball this afternoon, and
had the visitors completely at his mercy,
only allowing six hits and striking out
eight men. Attendance 1000. The score
Cincinnati, 0 3 0 2 0 3-l9
Philadelphia, 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Base hits-Cincinnati, 81 Philadelphia
e
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
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The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
: Notes of the Game.

The Bangors will be here again today,
and if they are not sent home with two
defeats to their credit it will be great
surprise to those who saw the game yes
terday. The Portlands are now playing
as good an article of ball as any team
In the league The game today ought
to. be a battle royal
Other New England league games today
are Kennebecs at Lewiston, New Bed
ford at Pawtucket, and Brocktor at Fall
River
In the last inning yesterday Sharrott
made the remarkable play.of throwing
Shaffer out at first base on safe hit
into right field. 1t was rapid ball and
bounded right into Sharrott's hands and
be had it back..to first base like "a flash.
Out of five times at the bat Leighton
knocked four flies into Deady's hands.
II Jack had been trying to keep the ball
In the air yesterday, he couldn't have
succeeded any. better.
Kildea has very curious delivery. He
swings his arm around behind him, as
far as possible, then brings it back with
snap, and makes quick, strong throw
over the shoulder.
Connolly made a good decision in the
frst. Spill drove a grounder to o. Brien.
1t took one bound and 'OBrien caught
it just outside the base. 1t was very
close, but it was a foul all right and
Connolly calledIit so.
In the third Corbett made an attempt
to spoil .sKildea's hit down by first. He
just reached it, but didn't hold it, 1t
had to be called scratch hit.
In the fouruhIinning Slater gave an
exhibition of his splendid base running
abilities. He was on third and Shaffer
was on first. The latter started to steal
second. Barkley threw to short, hoping
to get Slater at home But Slater had
such a lead that he crossed the homo
plate without any need of sliding
Yerrick did trick in the sixth, which
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

BLUE RIBBON MEETING.
Conditions Perfect and Detroit Saw Hot
Racing.

Detroit, July 25 This was the fourth
day of the Blue Ribbon meeting of the
Detroit Driving club and the conditions
We're almost perfect for fast time, the
track being in prime condition and
scarcely any wind blowing All the
events were hotly contested. In the ?. II
class, for trotters, klamath, the winner,
cut his record of 2.O9 1-2 by full second,
and William Penn, who won the third
heat, cut his mark of 2. II IA by four
seconds and captured the $500 extra purse
offered by the club for thu fastest heat
trotted better than q or "a.
In the 2. 23 trotting, purse $4,000, un-
finished from yesterday: there were six
starters, and Red of Waranoke, b h, by
Little Red (Dodge) won in four heats
Princess Belle, br m. by Bell Boy
(Stewart) second Glenmore, h (Sweet)
third. Best time, 2. 16 3-4,
In the 2.11 trotting, purse $4,000, six
starters, klamath, b 6, by Morooks Ray
br h, by Santa Clause, (Kline) second;
Nightingale, ch m, (Gers) third. Best
time, 207 IA, by William Penn +
In the 2. Is pacing, purse $4,000, eleven
starters Brown Hal Jr., br h, by Brown
Hal (Case) won in four heats; Little
Joker, ch G. (Markman) second; Toxic
r., b h (Doyle) third. Best time, 210
IA by Viatigie.
DIFFICULT TO PICK WINNERS.
Circuit Races Furnish Good Sport at
Mystic.
|. Boston, July 25.-A fine field of horses
entered at Mystic Park today. The bay
horse Antilcote was not in condition and
was drawn. The weather was all that
could be desired The track was fast and
the attendance good. The 2 213 trotting
race was hot, and it was extremely diff
cult to pick the winners. The judges
awarded the fourth heat to J. NJ. D., who
finished second, it being evident that he
was able and willing to do better. Gil
Curry was q favorite in the g.. pacing
race, but it was closely contested Nut
Shell won the 2. "a trotting race with
little difficulty.
In the 2 13 class purse $500. there were
six starters. Edith H., 6 m, by Deucalion,
dam Patti, by Nutbourne (Cook) won in
seven heats; Tomah ch &, by Edgardo,
dam Princess, by Olympus (Bowen)
second; Nemoline, blk m, by Jersey
Wilkes, dam Nemesis, by Nutwood
(Baggs) third. Best. time, 2.10 1-2, by
Tomah; winners time, 2. 13 3-4
The 2. II pace, purse $780, eight starters,
was won by Jewell. b g, by Petoskey,
dam untraced (Pahlman) ia four heats !;
Vitello, br h, by Legal Tender, Jr., dam
Rushville Maid, by Blue Ball (Upton)
second; Henry F., br h, (Wilson) third.
Best time, 2. 90 91-2
In the 2.24 class, purse $500, eight
starters, Nut Shell, IN, by Bayonne
Prince, dam Nutmeg, by Nutbourne,
(Bowen) won in three heats Nicola, bh,
(Opdycke) third. Best time, 2.16 3-4.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
A Dangerous Counterfeit.

Hartford. Conn, July a5.-A large
number of dangerous silver quarters,
dated 1894, have been placed in circula',
tion in the, city within a few days. The
milling and can only be detected by the the
ring.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

Washington, July 25.-The following
Maine people have been granted pensions
today:
ORIGINAL.
Andrew J. Oroutt Eddingtor
INCREASE,
Thomas Stevens, Gardiner.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
AT CLEVELAND.


Cleveland, July 25 Cleveland and Bos-
ton fought out hotly contested game, jim
which Cleveland won by better luck in
batting, aided by couple of bases on
balls. Tucker played splendid ball at first
base and McLeer made couple of fine
catches in the outfield. Attendance $500.
The score:
Cleveland, 10 10 0 0 0 x-6
Boston, } 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 o.
Base hits-Cleveland, IL; Boston, 12
Erorrs-Cleveland, 8; Boston, 3. Bat
| teries--Young and thinner; Nichols and
Camel.
AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg. Pa, July 25.-New Yorks
fielders went to pieces today and Pitts
burg scored an easy victory. German
itched great ball and was miserably
supported. Poor fielding gave the home
team two runs in the fourth and six in
the seventh. A triple by Gross of Pitts
burg in the eighth scored the only earned
runs of the game. Attendance $500. The
score:
Pittsburg, 0 o Q 2 Q 2 x-1o
Base hits-Pittsburg s; New York, g.
Errors-Pittsburg, 4; New York, 6. Bat
teries-Hawley and Sugden; German and
Farrell.
AT ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, July 25-The locals batted
Lucid hard and often, and won hands
down. Attendance 1900. The score:
Brooflyn,' B.: adg1s' 3 ! Q 9 9 3 - f-ss 8
Base hits-St. Louis, 20; Brooklyn, 10.
Errors-St Louis, 8; Brooklyn, 4. Bat
teries Breitenstein and Miller; Lucid
and Grim
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 25-The Chicagos won
an easy game from Washington today,
bunching their hits on Stocksdale in the
sixth and eighth. Terry was complete
puzzle to the visitors The fielding on
both sides was listless. Attendance 1000.
The score:
Chicago, 90 0 o 0 5 ks
Washington, 0 0 3 1-5
Base hits-Chicago, 12; Washi hgton, g.
Errors-Chicago 2; Washington, 4. Bat
teries-Terry and Donahue; Stocksdale
and Mcclure
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, July 25.-Baltimore batted
the ball all over the field today, and Inks
was knock..d out of the box in the first
McDermott was batted freely. The field
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

hasn't been done before on the grounds
this season. He struck out Moore. Bark
ley and Kildea, all in one inning.
Yerrick's catch of Sharrott's liner in
the seventh, was one of those plays that
seldom happen. It-was a hot one, and
he had to grab so.quickly for it, about a
loot from the ground, that he lost his
balance and fell over, but held the ball
Shaffer did some grand work in left
yesterday. He got Kildea's big sky
scraper close to the fence in the fourth.
In the seventh when Henry was on Sec
ond, Deadly managed to get one of his
old-time cracks. The ball went on
line for deep left centre. It looked good
for three bases but Shaffer ran like a
deer, stretched out his long7arms and
too, made q fine catch of O'Brien's fly
close to right field fence.
Spill made two poor throws yesterday,
one so wide that Slater had to get off the
bag, and the other was too low and
went over to the crowd, while the run
lOAs 10y NOoshs iOoOAONA hO'iO'
It's dollars to doughnuts that Corbett
has been sailor Nobody but Jack
Tarr ever hitched up his trousers in the
way Jack Corbett does. He takes a
hitch on one side and then on the other
and sways about as if on heaving deck.
A careful calculation showed that those
trousers require no less than 1l6 bitches
every game.
Big Sullivan will pitch for Portland
today, and if he can't hold the Bangor's
down as well as the slender Yerrick did
yesterday, it will have to be very off
day for him.
ATEPAWTUCKET.
Pawtucket, July 25.-Pawtucket and
Brockton each won game today. The
first game was easy for the home team.
In the second game Potter was invincible
for five innings, and then was batted out
of the box. Magee finished the game and
was batted hard. Meakin's bases on balls
lost Pawtucket the game. Attendance
S00 The SC ores:
First Game.
Pawtucket, 0 8 0 8 O-1S
Brockton, / 0 o 0 1 o. 0 0 o. 2
Base hits-Pa wtucket, 81; Brockton, 6
Errors-Pawtucket, 5; Brockton, 4. Bat
Shea.
Second Game.
Brockton 4 8 o 0 8 x-12
Pawtucket, 0 0 0 0 o 4 4 0 l.
Base hits-Brockton, 10; Pawtucket,
1 o.. q
Batteries-Potter and Shea; Meakin and
Yeager.
AT LEWISTON.
lewiston, July %. .-Today's game was
the best ever seen here. Both teams
played we'll Attendance 800. The score !:
Lewiston, 0101022 8 s-21
Augusta, 8 03 o 5 0 2 0 O-19
Base hits-Lewiston, s5; Augusta, 49,
Errors-Lewiston, IL; Augusta, z. Bat
teries-Williams Mains and Grant Co vie
and Butler.
NEW BEDFORD.
New Bedford, July 25-The Fall Rivers
won easily today. The home team put
up miserable game and the visitors
made three home runs off Friend who
seemed discouraged by the general sup.
port. The score:
Fall River, 0 4 0, 2 1 8 o xii
New Bedford, 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. l
Base hits-Fall River, 10; New Bed
ford, 5. Errors-Fall River, 1 New Bed
ford, z. Batteries-K lobedanz and
Rollins; Friend and Murphy.
New England League Standing.
The following is the standing of the clubs
in the New England League:
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

The National League.
The following are the results OF the
games played in the National League
yesterday:
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton 1o@ and 25f, Get the
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60 by it.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26


and the small crowd of officials give ex-
cellent satisfaction. The winners are:
TWO THIRTY-EIGHT GLASS.
Elizabeth N. m, E.B Nickerson, 1 /
Mallet b S, Chas. Donald, z 2
Sadie H, b m, 6. G. Edwards, 5 2 7
Lenora, b M, S. II. Guptill, 2 &
Time final heat, q 30
TWO TWENTY-FIVE GLASS.
Ned H., bg, G. c. Edwards, 6 5 / J.
Elgin g, J. B. P Wheelden, l Q 4
Ancil W., 6, W. 6. Morrill,, 5 8 2 2
Ada p, b m, James Phair, 2 6 CO
Time final heat, 2.s7.
L. A. w. News.
Philadelphia, July 25 The L. A. W.
Weekly Bulletin says: These records are
accepted by the board: June 10Th, third
mile, class B, standing start, unpaced.
by Frank Thatcher, Salt Lake City, ii
80 seconds; competition records by W. F.
Sims at Manhattan Beach, June II, three
miles, 6s6 sc5; four miles, s37; five
miles, 10. AZ 3-5, six miles, - SO Is: eight
miles, Ill II 3-5; nine miles, 1881 S-5.
Among the sanctions granted is August
z, Norway Wheel club of Norway, Maine.
Long Drawn Out Races at Bangor.
Bangor, Me-, July 25.-The opening
races in the Eastern Maine Circuit
occurred here today. Two events were
trotted in the 2. 50 class and a29 class,
with nine starters in the former and seven
in the latter. Louisa, ch IN, Waite Fair
field, won the fifty class in straight heats
Best time. 2.34 Ia. Five heats were
trotted in the 2.29 class and then post
poned on account of darkness. Rosa
Victor has one, Tough End two, and
Dick West two. Best time, s.31 IA, by
Rosa Victor.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Portland, O 3 0 } 2 O 0 o 0-S
Bangor, o @ 2 0 O O-3

Earned runs-Porfland 2. Two base hits
asgoon, corbstt, Shaffer :. Slater. @ Eases b. 81
on balls-By Yerrick, Sharrott and Henry;
by Kildea, O'Rourke. hit by pitched BALL
Yerrisk., Bar kley z. Deadly, Moore, Kildea
and Judd; by Kildea, Yerrick 2. Passed
ball-Barkiey, Wild pitch Yerrick. lime
of gams-fwo hours. Umpire Connolly
-Attendanco-5O0.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
Best Racing in the History of Foxcroft
Track.

Foxcroft, July 25-The second day IS
trotting was the best in the track S
history, and every heat was hotly con-
tested. 1t was a fine exhibition of racing,
and the small crowd of officials give ex-
cellent satisfaction. The winners are:
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
FIELD OF SPORTS.
Bangor Game and Saw and
Wilted.
OUR PRESENT AGGREGATION
CUTTING A. BIG SWATH.

Ysrrick is a Star Pitcher Too-Only Five
Singles for Baugors Sluggers-Good Hit
ting and Grear Base Running by the
Portlands-The Score Was Eight to
Three.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

Annual sales more than e,oo0,oOo boxes.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

The following is the standing of the clubs
in the New England League:
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lie 9in9 elnen IuBenblif in Die Stube,
obne oas Seil bon Der STEELE al nebmen;
aleld baraut b0rts lie swei 3inoer
lGrelen rno als lie juriif in bic Slide
lam, bate Elm Sube non 4 Sabren
elllem tlelneren griioerben spei Singer
biz ans erlte 8lieo sdn3lib ~abssbauen.
Wermelbinaen, 90. Mai.
Der transient unieres YpHbbIreaus
bon Dem Warr'iden Sauie in Der NGbe
Der Bride mad Dem eiaens CUR poiiin-
ltaliruns periett umseanoerten @inot'-
lden Saule oes llnteroOrfes 1T seliern
ooll3ogen tporoen.
" O1tingen, 80. Wai. llnfere
Pfarrttrbe miro oemuddit smei neue,
9elhmatpolle Seitenaltdre erbalten.
Stelelben fperoen ourb ben Gunltidrei-
ner Strler aus MOnoorf aussfertist.
Sbig, 81. mai. Seute itarb bier,
nab turser &%rantbsit I'M 9lter BON 70
Sabren, 9err Yeter &aubs, 6iaentbii-
mer uno @%innebmer Der Rirdentabrii
bon bier.
GibiItanb Der Gemeiube
SeBborf.
@eburt Ell. - Som 3. 4prif: Mop5ius
Vfttel, Sobn uou Set. Weber, @dersr aus
Siinsen; 10. Dtaria ansela @nna, Soh=
ter bon Sobann Grpeloins, aterer aus Berg;
3D.: Siile, Sobter Don So1ann Manaet,
Aterer ans Wensborf Soiepb Witel, Sobu
Don Sobanu @epoert, NSirtb aus Utensbori;
20. Gliidbetb, 5obter pom Watbias Stefs
les, aderer aus Meusbori 30. Seiurid,
Sobn pom 9titolas Giemens, Mebaniter
aus Berg.
6etruteu- 8eiue.
SterbefGIle. Bonn IA. gpril: Waas
oalema Sbia, alt 70 Sabre, gSitwe Don 30.
barm Roud aus Wensbori; 16. Sobaut
Sell, altS Wou., Sobu Don SobumM, 5ug=
lobler ans Weusbori 23. SGtbarina 0lIoos
ipirp, olt 10 Sabre, pbne Stanb, 6beoottiu
bon ,Sdfob 1aB, Sbmieb aus Olinaen 27.:
aatbarina @sreno, alt IL Wonate, Sodter
pom Safob Gerenb, SasIobusr aus Meuss
oorf.