The Portland daily press., 1895-05-27
NJ. S. c. IL, Colby 9.

M. S. c. IL, Colby 9.
Orono. May 25.-In the college baseball
series today Colby was beaten. as follows:
e ssIRs ,. o. ! : ds 5 81 = !
Other Games.
At Kennebun k-Saoo 20: Kennebunk 3
At Saco-Biddefoid II. s., II; Thornton
Academy, II.
The Interscholastic League.
Next Friday noon at the Portland High
School Athletic team will take the train
from Union Station for Bangor. The
annual athletic meeting of the Maine In
terscholastic League taking place in that
city the following day. The team that
will represent this city at Bangor have
been in strict training for the last month,
and the twenty fine young athletes from
Portland will strive with all their might
and main to take first place, so that next
Saturday evening they will be proclaimed
the champions of Maine. Portland is
stronger this year in field athletics,
though trifle weaker on the track
Sinkinson in the mile run, Dunbar in the
half mile run, and Turner in the mile
bicycle are looked upon as pretty sure
winners. Somers in the running broad
jump will undoubtedly take first place.
In the 220 yard hurdles, Sullivan, who
holds the present record, has not been
quite up to his form this year, but will
undoubtedly be in good form next Satur-
day. Perry stands a very good chance of
taking some points in the pole vault and
running high jump, while in the hammer
and shot, Hussey will show up in good
form.
Much Interest Manifested.
Arrangements are being made by which
cyclists can check their wheels while
watching the races out at Woodford 8
Park, Memorial day afternoon. Only a
small fee will be charged for this The
entries include some first class Massa-
chusetts men, Snow and Clark are
members of the Press Cycle clubs team
Scully of this city, will ride under Port
land Athletic colors while Trickey and
Grimmer will ride for the Wheel club
Senior of Sanford and Towle of Auburn
are both likely to make their presence
known in the events in which they start.
In fact, first class races seem assured.
Lots of people are going. The prizes are
now on exhibition in Hooper, Son &
Leighton's window. Tomorrow morning
they will be changed to Owen, Moore &
Co.'S window.
Portland Gun Club.
The Portland Gun club will have shoot
Memorial day at their grounds on Ocean
street, Woodfords, and fine pro gramme
is arranged for the day. The shoot will
begin at g. 80 o'clock.
The Wheel Meet.
Frank M. Brown of the Portland Wheel
club, has selected the following track
officials for the state bicycle meet next
Thursday:
Referee-Cyrus Batchelder
Judges-Charles II. Barstow Bangor
Frank A. Elwell, Portland; R. A. Fair
field, Saco.
Timers-E. S. Pendexter, Portland; G.
Q. Vickery, Augusta; G. H. Lamson,
Portland
Clerk-Charles F. Aver, Portland
Starter-L. f. ellison, Portland
| Scorer-H. W. McCausland, Portland.
AnnounoeY-W. W. Jordan, Portland
Yacht Club Cruise.
Commodore Charles W. Bray has issued
order No. 1 for the annual cruise of the
Portland Yacht club Captains of yachts
are requested to have their craft in readi-
ness at 2 p. M, May 20, in readiness for
the signal gun to getaway The cruise
will terminate Sunday night, June 2
Notes.
The handsome twenty-five foot cutter
yacht Memory" built by Messrs. Bar
bour and Lindsay of this city, was sue
cessfully launched Saturday. Her sails
are being bent on and she will probably