Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-07

OF the BrocktonS. True, Lang Is NOT
young colt, but there is hardly a, day that
goes by that Snapper does not work II
| a timely single and bob up with few
runs to his credit His playing at second
I, base is not surpassed in that league.
Bangor Commercial: The Pawtucket
papers are Disguised because the croWds
| there fail to appreciate sacrifice httihg.
! When Il player in attempting TO punt sets
| Il strike, says the Post. a groan NJ once
| goes up from the beachers. but let the
i same player hit a ball to the intieid ana get
4 doubled up it is cailed hard luck. IL
would seem that Pawtucket has been In
| the game almost long enough to appre-
| ciate sacrifice work. but perhaps not.
Commercial: Yerrick was released by
| Boston outright at the. close OF the games
Tuesday afternoon He has had lalr
! trial, and has not proved equal to league
| company. We don't know of a club in
| the New England league that haSn one
or two better pitchers than Yerrick ban,
gor happens to have just three ana
a manager of reputation Mr.. Seiee OF
Boston, is not a great judge of players.
Boston Herald: The week at hand
marks the last of the New England sea
| great bah. and their chances for taking
| the pennant are excellent. The ran
| Rivers would probably have won with
ease had those three stars klobedanz'
| l4aJoie and Geier-been retained. Ihe
| 3rocktons and New Bedfords are having
| the closest kind of battle for the supre1n-
acy, and now that none can finish IN the
| first place, each is DESTROYS of landing
| third.
| Fan River Globe: Bangor now has
| what looks like a winning lead BY win
ming Two games yesterday the Bangor5
jumped into first place and Fail River $
defeat increases the gap they had es-
tablished between them, so that they
are now in a fair way to win out If
the pennant does not come here. there
is no city in the league to which the
cranks would rather see it go than BAN
gor for the hackers of the game in that
place have worked earnestly to give their
patrons a winning team.
Arson rides bike and gets many II
hard fan The old man is not a fancy
rider, reserving the best of his skill for
the diversions of trap shooting and bill
lizards. But he gets on his machine, a
strongly-built affair, and skates along
the Chicago boulevards. accompanied by
his daughters, all of whom ride well.
There is not one of the Colts who does
wheel; and there are more good riders IN
the Chicago club than in. any other two
teams in the league put together.
Treasurer Harry Pulliam of the Col
danz, the bean-eating southpaw with the
Evan Lewis strange in his name. This
klobedanz was purchased few weeks
ago from Fan River for $l2o9 and Selea
wouldn't sell him for $1,000, says Harry.
Talk about yo'r curves Why. that
| man has more curves than a set of Pop
ulistic whiskers in a Kansas cyclone. or
a sheet of corrugated iron. He has won
four OUT of five games for Boston. -
Washington Post.
Commercials: The Philies won from
made great home run drive in the tenth
sending home two men ahead of him,
And still Sporting Life says that he is -
great disappointment. The Philadel-
phla daily papers, however. don say so.
They declare that he is a star and insist
that Geier, who is on the bench. be put
in the game also. The Record says that
after Lajole's great hit Tuesday, "Dela-
hanty and Mailman Rugged the big first
bascman for joy, and almost carried him
over to the players bench. It was a great
finish TO a very exciting contest
Brockton Times: Despite the changes
in the Fan River team this season. there
is not much argument but what they play
together with more enthusiasm. more
unity and more encourag cement for each
other than any team in the league. 1t
the pitcher gets them out of a tight place
there a general cry of eNultation and
good. feeling; if a nice bit of fielding Is
done at critical moment there's a
whoop from some one that shouts a
message of cordlality and a clean hit at
the right time calls for war dance or
cheerful words from the rest of the mon.
They are playing to win, most of the
time.
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the game as usual" 1t was impossible
TO catch Doe on any such notice as that.
He is Il clever party
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