The Portland daily press., 1900-06-04

Brown, /; Harvard, 0. Batteries, WASH
burn and Whittemore; Stillman and
Mines.
BATES VICTORY.
Lewiston, June e.-Bates defeated Har-
ward second In a well-played game on
Garcelon fiele today. The diamond was
sogRy on account OF the heavy rain. The
pitching of Towne and Bates's fielding
were the features. Game was called at
end OF eighth inning on account Of rain.
The score:
Bates, OF o 4 Q KS
rors I Batss ssse g. HarSnrd nsq sscoDd esooda Bat
teries, Towne and Stone; Coburn and
BowDoIN WINS.
Brunswick, June e.-Bowdoin college
defeated Tufts In an exciting baseball
game on Whittier athletic field this af-
ternoon, scoring five runs in the sew
enth and eighth innings ON errors by
Woodworth, and by punching hits.
In two runs with bases on balls. Score
by innings:
Bowdoin, q o o Q 8 x-o
Tufts, 0l 01 10 / 1 O-5
Hits, Bowdoin 8; Tufts, 10. Errors,
Bowdoin, 4; Tufts, 8.
YALE FREsHMEN BEATEN.
Cambridge, Mass, June 2.-Through
the inability Of the Yale freshmen to bat
Clarkson, they were defeated by the Har-
ward freshmen this afternoon. The feat
ure of the game was the splendid pitch
ing of Clarkson, who struck out no less
tnan 10 men. His support was poor
at times, while the Yale fielders played
a fast game and used much more judg-
ment than the Harvard men. The score
was 8 TO 4.
YALE WENT TO PIECES.
New Haven, June 2.--In the game
this afternoon with the Princeton nine,
Yale went to pieces in the eighth inning
and did not recover In time TO stem
Princeton's tallies nor to Offset them by
earning runs himself. sHildebrand held
the Yale heavy hitters down to FIVE
hits and added to Princeton's hits him
self by three, bringing the total to ten.
He was >marvelously clever pitcher to-
day, playing in his best form. Robert
son was taken out Of the box and Gar
vim substituted In the ninth inning.
Sullivan showed up so poorly behind
the bat that he was sent into right field
and Cunha substituted. The score:
Yale, o. o 2 o 0 0-3I
Princeton, % O o Q 1 go
Hits, Yale, s; Princeton, 10. Errors,
Yale, s; Princeton, 3. Batteries, Robert
son, Garvan and Sullivan; Hildebrand
and Kafer.
FORT PREBLES, Is; LIMERICKS, 3.
Fort Preble won from Limerick Satur-
by a score of 15 to 2. The feature OF the
game was Farrington's catch OF a SEEM
ingly safe hit at short left. The Fort
Prebles line up was as follows: Murry,
@; Conroy, p; Raynor, 1b; Montgomery,
2b; Burns, 3b; harrington, SIS; Trip, II;
Concannon, Of Bartlett, RI.
The score:
Fort Preble, Sos &iSI
BASE BALL SATURDAY.
At Boston-Boston, II; st Louis, 10.
At Philadelphia-P Philade lphia, 81
Pittsburg, Q.
PRESUMPSCoTs, 10; wEsTBRooKs,
IL.
rThe- westbrooks were defeated in
loosely splayeu game OF Dali oaturusy kh-
ternoon at Warren park, Cumberland
Mills, by the Presumpscots. The West
brooks played with a picked nine as sew
eral of their players were unable to play.
The game resulted in favor Of the Pre-
sumpscots by score of 10 to IL.
HIGH SCHOOL, s; VAR
MOUTH HIGH SCHOOL, z.
The Westbrook High school nine went
to Yarmouth Saturday afternoon where
they played a game Of ball with'the Var
mouth High school nine. The boys were
only able to play six innings on accoun t
Of the rain and the condition of the
grounds When the game was called the
score stood to z in favor of the West
brook High school nine.