Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-10

Musser of the Portlands appears to be
able to put up gilt edged game at third
base.
Dave Pickett says that "Gramp" Morse
Is the only pitcher in the league who has
been sized up.
Brockton Times: Newell of the Au-
gustas is one of the very successful pitch
erS OF the season.
Manager Doe of the New Bedfords has
telegraphed for pitcher Lincoln, recently
released by Fail River.
Our team can never expect to win
games until they do better batting than
they have in the last two games.
Charley King, the player who was in
Jured last year while with Augusta Is
now managing the HolbroOk team.
Pawtucket appears to be the only team
IN the New England League thus far to
have much trouble with contract jump
erS.
The management expect that Pitcher
Yerkes who was with the Pawtuckets
during the first part of the season will re-
JOIN the team in few days.
New Bedford Journal: Bean and Do
herty are lively and gentlemanly ball
players. They play ball with their heads.
hands and feet and not with their
mouths.
Pawtucket Post: Musser of Portland
cracked out a home run recently. but was
declared out for not touching second, and
Manager Leonard fined him $40. which
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ID ni,.S ,t I'm. WIZ pltIii1u IoI Ne"
been signed to help out Philadelphia.
dpt. ,nISm Is p',. gu. over ,he laliure Oh
Au "o'iioel' u report
Bangor Commercials: Newell and his
slow ball We're again in evidence at New
Bedford, yesterday. The AuguStan is
one of the most successful pitchers in
this league. Keep your eye on him.
New Bedford Standard: Dilworth has
1tpt. nf L. ,Nl-1
use of a yelp very suggestive of 4
whistle, and once the umpire cautioned
him to keep his whistle quiet until men
were on bases.
Charlie Flack is doing. good work for
Augusta both in centerfied and at the
bat. F'lack has about run the list OF
clubs during his several seasons in the
New England league. and is bound to fit
Mann has baen released nv tho RocL-
,and nana~ament Mann ia aooi I'll
MA ver but he has not heen in con,,;t;on
while here. The Rockland management
is determined this year to have sobriety
practsed by every man on the team.
Now radford standard. tIock u,as
called down nv Ifmnire Hunt for henS
zoo fresh rs '''' '0i 'ei''s
Dil,rorfh,s oroce fro ,yac , ,,,,,Iar
THERE'S ro usa denvino the fact IN pu1~i No
old man s as good ns The hast , az INV .,r
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ma king oIt Uuucnp's cirnc ae ba fro
mantiI leaned way o,ie sr'' to us ne ne
catcher before nrenarng to ,' Te i've he he
e IN peio,e pl cPai ms ~ uellNti We
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es1ed inc NO IT. an 'rae h, ~
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fawtEcKet Post: LaJole Is the frst
player to make his Tooth hit. He accom-
plished the feat in % games. His total
hits were III and his runs 81: batting per-
centage l3i. with totals of .lE. His hits
lm ,'. - Ho"oie1' 10 uiples anu holne
iu u',o HaJT LIZ I,iu " nl'iilS ore ,ne JIM
piaSeis WIZ nave ''iaoe SIN MIS- III d
sanie'
| Fall River Herald: 1t must have been
gan reading the riot act to Mr.. Sheehan;
they We're both in the same boat when
| they quit Fall River. In all probability
Mr.. Flanagan presumed: ''expostula-
| ted. demonstrated" and conceded. "
with few bits from the Flanagan leXi-
con winch are not now known to the Fan
River dictionaries.
time since Bangor has made any preten-
sions to pennant ball. Last week they
| lost two to Lewiston and one to Augusta
and they have lost four out of the last
eight Brockton will pass Bangor
| this week and then what will poor Mike
McDermott do? Portland has re-
| leased Drew. Mr. Leonard tried to ex-
change him with us for Sheehan Ha
| Ha.
| Walter Rurnham is to he CONGRATULATED
| unon his evident hold ,non the
youth who writes base ball for the
| Portland Express. Not only was this
youngster the only base ball writer ii
Maine who supported Mr.. Burnham il
the Coyle controversy: but he seldom al