The Portland daily press., 1899-04-28
PORTLAND.

Libby, II. and c., 3 0 o 4 /
Miller, 2b and p.,3 0 U
Conroy,p.f "a and lf.,a o / . |
3S 8 "A 10 4
Bates, 20l o. x-6
Portlands, / o o o o o o c--3
Earned runs, Bates, 2. Three bnse hit,
Pulsifer. Two base,hits, Quinn 3, pulsi-
fer, Daioy, Putnam. Stolen bases, Quinn,
Pulsifer, kilfedder, Love, 2; Noblit
Libby 2 First bpse on balls, by Hussey,
|3; by Mcleod, 4. First base on errors.
Bates, D; Portland, 4. Struck out, 4 y
Hussey, a by Mcleod, 2; by Miller, :.
Passed ball, Libby. Double play. }
smith and Libby. Time, / hour and 0
minutes. Umpire, Hassett.
MYSTERIOUS, IA; EMERALDS, n.
The first ball game of ths season in
Westbrook was played Thursday after
noon at $50 O'Clock on the Scotch Hill
grounds between the Westbrooks and the
Emeralds OF Portland. The game was
well attended and the players OF both
teams were in fine trim. Walker oil West
brook and McShane of the Emeralds
each pitched good game and were well
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started out to pitch the game for the
Eneralds, was batted so hard that he was
taken from the box at the end of the
third inning. Twelve hits Wee made
off Curran during the time that he
pitched. The following was the makeup
Of the two teams:
Observation-Disclosures, 3d.. Harmon,
rf. Leighton. ID. Pratt, 2b. Girard. c.;
Robinson. IT,; Rivere, CT; Henderson, p,
and IS. Walker, SIS. and p.
Emeraldn- Hayes, ss.: Bragdop, CT.
Curarn, p. and 3d.; McShane. sb. and
D. LarKin, O. ana IT.; Martin, II. anu
Q. Conley, II. Porter. H.; p. }. Curran,
2b
The score by innings:
Emeraids, 0 o o o . 80
Umpires, W. Spring and Mr.. o. Brien.
Scorer, Geo. A. Haley.
WESTBROOK SEMINARY II; RIV-
ERsIDES, 6.
The first game of base ball on tie Sem
mary grounds was played yesterday fore
noon by the Seminary team and the Xiv
ersides of Deeriug. The Seninarians
were victorious, the score being II to u.
Mr., Plummer of Westbrook officiated as
umpire, and there was large attendance.
The makeup was as follows:
Westhrook Seninary-Va Vaughan, c.;
Brown, p; French, lb. Coolidge, % !;
Kelley, ss.; Leighton, 3b. Hall, II !;
Wilson, CT i; wilkins If.
Riyersides--Allen, c.; Bradford, p;
Deshon, h.; Moses 2b,; Durham, S..
Stevens, 3D.; Z. Tracey, r.; B. Tracey,
CT. Leighton, II.
The score by innings:
Seminary, 0 5 O 0 o o 0 x-17
Riversides. 0 , 0 l l.
BOWDOIN. 10; BRUNSWICK, 4
Brunswick, April 27.-Bowdoin defeat
ed Brunswick in the opening game of the
season here today. Williams and Patter-
son pitched well, but poor support lost
Brunswick the game. Score:
Bowdoin, l o l x-lo
Brunswick, 0 0 2 O.
Hits, Bowdoin, 10; Brunswick. 7. En-
rors, bowdoin, ); Brunswick, s. Batter
les, Pratt, Libby and Trainer; Williams,
Patterson and Edgar. Attendance 600.
SOUTH PORTLANDS, 20; LOvELLS,3.
The South Portlands anG Lowell Dia-
monds opened the ball season yesterday.
Willard was puzzle for the Diamonds
until the fifth inning, when they bat
ted him for two runs, making the score
8 to .. Score by innings;
South Portlands, 1872 8 3 4 0 o--29
Lovells, % U U 2 u
Hits, South Portland, IS; Lovslls, 4
Errors, South Portland. A; Lovells, 8
Umpire Edward Soule. Attendance, 450
The South Portlands are open to make
arrangements for games this summer
and would be pleased to hear from clubs
from neighboring towns. The South
Portands have the material for making
one OF the strongest clubs in the state.
Hamilton, Hayes ana Mountfort are
from the Bolster-Snow club.
At Cambridge Dartmouth,
10.
At Watervills--U. of M, z; Colby, 1.