The Portland daily press., 1895-04-29
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
RAIN PREVENTED THE GAME AT NEW
BEDFORD.
Lewiston and Augusta Badly Beaten
Other Games and Scores.

Saturday was the opening day of the New
England league. Fall River defeated the
Lewistons by terrific batting and the
Wretched work of the visitors. The score
was 20 to 1. The batteries we're Ferson and
Rollins; Yiau and Watkins; Burke and
Quilan.
AT Brockton the sc resulted Brookton,
g; Augusta, 1. Batteries, Kowran and Law
son; King and Kelley.
The Portland-New Bedford game was
postponed by rain, and SO was the Paw
| tucket-Bang or game.
AT Washing ton-Brooklyn Washington
game preven ted by rain.
Colby VS.. Kents Hill.
Especial to the PREsS.)
Water vile. April 27.-The Colbys played
the second game OF the season with the
KeDts Hill team on the campus this after
noon, winning IS TO s. For Colby, Desmond
pitched good ball up to the fifth inning, not
allowing he visitors 10 score. but in the
fifth by hits and errors the Rents Hill she
ceeded in getting six runs. In the sixth
Patterson went into the box and allowed
hut two runs. MoLellen and Burton played
a good game. Colin caught good game
and threw TO bases we'll. For Eent's Hill,
Lufkin pitched good game except in the
third and eighth, when he was hit quite
hard. He also made a phenomenal one
hand catch of fly back of second base,
which ended the game. The score;
Colby, 81 OIL x-13
hent's Hill, 0 0 0 6 0 O. s
Earned runs-Rent's Hill. /. Two base
hits-Wight. Hatch, IA II ersan, 2, Thompson.
Three base lits-Lufkin, Coffin. Passed
balls-Stevens. 4, Coffin, /. Bases on balls
BY Lufkin. s; Desmond; l; fatIersos; z.
by PattersoL.54 Double play-Jackson and
Thompson. Umpires-noaie and bennett.
Time-2 hours.
Coburn Classical VS.. Oak Grove.
Especial to the PRESS.)
Wateryille, April a7-The Cobu1n Classical
Institute team played the Oak Grove Semi
nary team on the college campus this fore
noon, winning by score of 10 to IL. Rice
pitched good game for C. G. l.. and was
we'll supported by Burrill and the infeld
The four errors were made in the outfeld.
G. Whitney played good game for 0. G. s..
The following is the score by innings;
g. g. 6 6. E. E.. qlt 50 q ! I? III III
Errors-C. c.. 4; o. G. ST.. ]. Batteries
c. Whitney, SWEET and F.Whitney; Hughey,
Rice and Burill.
Victories of Sebago Lakes.
Especial to the PRESS.)
Standish, April 27.-A large crowd wit
messed the ball game Fast day at Grove
vile. The first game resulted Ill a
score of II to II in favor of the
Buxton High school. Batteries. Totman,
Adams and Totman; Ballard and Mckinley.
The second game was much more interest
ing from beginning to end. Sebago Lake VS..
Buxton Centres. The score by innings:
T Baaton, Lake. 9 g : 9 g I'll
The features of the game were the
battery work of both teams. Adams is
nothing but boy, but he pitched like a
veteran. Shaw told your correspondent that
he had lot practioed any this season. but
he did some fine work. Lombard's throwing
to bases was grand and Turner's has. run
ming took the cake. The following is the
! summary:
Base hiss. L., IS: B. c., S. Two base
hits-Shaw. r. Adams, Emery. Mason, 2,
pot raa =, st5ruobogt-by shaw. Brad bury
g. Shaw. Ballard. Rich, P. Shaw. Hit by
pitched ball-Lombard. 2. Double play
Mason and p. shaw. Base on ballsby
Adams 5; BY Shaw, 6.
Buxton Is, Standish IL.
Are we in it?
Yes, we arel
Buxton High school,
Rail- Rah! Rah.
An interesting game of ball was played at
Grovevlle Fast Day morning between the
Buxton High School and Standish Corner
nine. The feature of the game was the all
round playing of the B. II. S. Adams and
Totman and f. Q. Eaton excelling at tie
bat. The battery work of the B. H. S. was
first class after the third inning. The
Standish nine had better lock up the rules
On strikes before playing another game.
Mckinley led in the batting for Standish
Winning run made with two men out. T. G
Eaton making it by a long slide to home on
Adams short hit to third. Umpires, f. S.
Poor. Buxton. F. W Lombard SebapO Lake