The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-18
ON THE DIAMOND.
Boston Beaten Because NoPs Was Ia
Good Form.

Boston, June 16.-Dineen's lurid work
in the box In the elgth inning coupled
with single and Gross home run gave
Brooklyn four runs and the game today.
Nops, though batted hard, was effective
when men were on bases, eight Bostoni-
ans being left. The ate ndance was
800. The score:
Boston, o o o 3 o O-G
Batteries-Dineen, sullivan and Clark;
Nops and McGuire.
GREEN A FACTOR.
Pittsburg, Pa, June 16.-Green was a
big factor In the game today. He spoiled
three baggers by excellent work. The
pitchers were all hit hard. Attendance
AGO. The innings:
Chicago, ' 2 81 i ; o o-s
Batterles-Chesebro, Tannehill and
O'Connor and Schriver; killen and
Chance.
WON IN THE NINTH.
Philadelphia, Pa, june 16 The New
Yorks had seoured but five hits off Orth
up TO the ninth inning, when they made
five singles for total of four
runs. Philadelphia had the game we'll In
hand and the smuggling of the visitors
was surprise. The innings:
Philadelphia, o 3 o / 0 o %
Batteries-Carrick and Bowerman;
Orth and Mcfarland.
CINCINNATI WON EASILY.
st. Louis, Mo June l6.-St. Louis tied
today's game in the ninth. Jones, who
took Powell's place at this point, was
wild and retired in favor of Hughey. The
latter was slaughtered and Cincinnati
won easily. The innings:
st. Louis, 90 0 o %
Gin, D 0 0 U o-S
Batteries-Jones, Hughey. Powell and
Criger; Hahn and Peitz.
wESTBROoK SEMINARY, %; HE
BRoN ACADEMY, l.
There was lively, though in some re-
poets an embarrassing game of ball,
played on the Westbrook. Seminary
grounds Saturday afternoon between the
Westbrook Seminary team and that from
Hebron Academy. The Seminary boys
played in fine form and the individual
work was notably strong throughout the
game. French pitched faultless game
for the Seminary boys, the visitors scor-
ing only three hits of his delivery.
Doe, the pitcher for the Hebrons, pitched
good game but the Seminary boys
fathomed him from the start and the re-
suit was told in runs and hits, the Semi
nary boys securing twenty-three mus
from his delivery. The Hebron boys did
not put up such "A strong game in the
field and numerous errors We're placed to
their credit. The score resulted in favor
of the Seminary boys by score of % to /.
CHEBEAGUES, .; wESTBRoo KS, s.
The westbrooks were defeated in a
| closely contested game of ball Saturday
afternoon on the grounds at Mt. Hunger,
| South windham, by the nine from Che
| beague. the score standing Q to In favor
of the visiting nine. The Westbro oks
played several new men and partly FOR
| this reason their success was not as II
should have been. Both teams played
good game both at the bat and In the
| field.
KEZAR FALLS, 10; PRESUMPsCoTS,
| 4.
A lively game Of ball was played Satur-
day afternoon at the Warren Park
| grounds, Cumberland Mills, between
the Presumpscots and Kezer Falls mines.
| The Kezar Falls men are fine individu-
| al players and did some great work from
the start, thus securing themselves from
any possibility Of defeat. Ike Presump-
scots played live, snappy game but
| played against great odds. The game re-
suited in favor Of the kezar Falls boys by
score of - to 4.
AN EXCITING GAME OF BALL.
FORT PEBBLES VS.. LEwISroNS.
A game of base ball was played Satur-
day afternoon on the grounds OF the
Portland Athletic club between the Fort
| Prebles and the LeNyistons. Neither club
seemed TO be in very good shape ami II
was somewhat of "a smuggling match, the
score resulting 2S TO - in favor OF the
| Lewistons.
csRzcIAL TO THE PREssI
Sanford, June 16.-One of the hottest
games of ball ever played on the diamond
was put up here this afternoon between
the Sanfords and Bates College, result
| ing in a victory for the Sanfords by a
score of to s, the home team getting
two runs in the last inning, after two
men were shut out. Previous to the game
while knocking the ball about, Mr.. 5. o.