The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-05-10
Portland, o o 0lO L 0 O-5
New Bedford. 0 0 3 0 ID

New beulofot q J-9
Doeley., Earned runs-Portland. /; New
Friend. Bases on baIis-we bster. spill.
Webster. Struck out-Maeoon, McManus.
Daniels T. ?, Teihl, p Troy; Doe; Carr AR 8; by
Time Of game-3 hours. minutes. Umpire
Connolly. Attendance-50u.
Seen and Heard on the Diamond.
Danielss arm is all right. Seven, men
struck out isn't bad.
| Doe kicked about the distance of the
pitchers box in the seventh and played the
game under protest. claiming it was too
near home.
What's he making a protest for" shouted
somebody. Hes gettin' beat. that's why"
was the prompt response.
Friend was put in at the beginning OF the
third in hopes that his batting would be an
Improvement on TIoy's, but Daniels
TO hered him just as much.
| Weihl. the garrulous, didn't turn on steam
on the base lines SO much as usual. Aston
ishing now some errors in the field and a
pitcher that makes you fan wind twice in
succession will take the gimp out of
| fellow.
| Doe can play better in left than Weihl,
and Weihl can play better at second than
| Doe. What was he changed for?
| By an oversight in the PRESSES account
of Wednesdays game. the interesting fact
was omitted that President Pagan of the
| Council. opened the season for Portland, in
| the necessary absence or Mayor Baxter. by
throwing he ball over the home plate of
| the pitcher.
| The crowd didn't jump on the diamond in
| the last inning. usual. and the game was
| finished without the Interference of that
| frantic haste which makes man eager to
get out of the grounds the instant the last
man is out, as if he must catch train at
the Union station in inst three minutes.
| The haste is all over, as soon as he is out of
| TIE grounds. Whether the PRESSES protest
had any influence yesterday, We can't say,
but if protests will stop this nonsense. it
is going to be stopped.
| Come McManus, stand up and lit that
ball better. You look like born hitter. and
there is no doubt, but that you can line it
out, if you only think SO.
| Does new pitcher, Carr, is a good man.
but he isn't SO good as Daniels.
Game Today.
We have struck winning gait, and are
doing good work. The game today with Fall
River bids fair 10 be a splendid contest.
Dolan will pitch for Portland and Captain
Slater will probably occupy his old place at
the head of the bait ting list again. Corbett
has shown himself good man at second
and at the bat, and Teddie Webster is all
right. Lauder can catch flies and hit and
run bases almost as we'll as ''Tot" Casey,
himself, and Magoon is ma king very salts
factory record. When Frank Spill is good.
he is very, very good. remember, and of
course Jack Leie hton and Goodhart are old
stand bys. We beat New Bedford with Dolan
and we beat them without Dolan. and the
Fall Rivers will have to fight hard if we
don't down them. The game is called at
3.15 p. N.
Pawtucket Wins at Bangor.
Bangor, May 9.-Had Potter been given
decent support today the home team wonld
have won. Five of Pawtuckets runs were
made after chances were given to retire the
side. The score:
Pawtucket, 0 8 Q Ks
Bangor. U d!
Base bits-nawtucket, ID: Bangor, 7. En-
rors-Paw tucket, 5; Bangor. 8. Batteries
Meekin and Davis: Potter and Hayes.
Augusta Not Fast Enough for Brockton.
Augusta. May e.-Tierney was freely
batted and Drinkwater was effective. The
score:
Brockton. Q Q x-l0
Augusta, / U u
Base hits rockton, IL; Aug usta, .. Err
rors-Broe kton. l; Augusta.s. Batteries
Drinkwater. Lawson and Dove Tierney,
Butler and Kelley.
Errors Cost Lewiston the Game.
Lewiston, May 9-Lewiston outhatted Fall
River today, but made some costly errors,
and this gave the visitors The game. kiley
started to pitch, but was SO wild that he
was replaced by Viau. The score:
Fill River, 0 8 3 0 0 x-9
Lewiston, Is
Base hits.sFall River, IL; Lewiston. ID.
Errors-Fau River, 4; Lewiston, 4. Batteries
-klouedanz ana Rollins; k1ley. Viau and
Burke.
New England League Standing.
The following is the standing of the clubs
in the New England League: