Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
Northern League Standing.
Knox League Standing.
Baseball Notes.

|
at Rockland
| MilIinocket beat Caribou, 10 to I, Tues
| day, at Caribou.
Bar Harbor beat Sorrento, u to Z, Tues
| day, at Bar Harbor.
| Waddell has won nine games in success
sion and struck out 10 men.
| Seee has loaned Jacobs and Clark to
| the Kansas City WeSternerS.
| ST. Louis has won more games from
Pittsburg than any club except Chicago.
| Browne of the New Yorks is out of the
game on account of trouble with his eye.
| Pittsburg and Brooklyn are the only
| clubs that have won a series, and eacn
| has won two.
The American Association and Western
| League teams Of Kansas City have prac
| tically arranged for series of games
| this fall.
! Delehanty has hit safely in IS consecu-
| tive games. and had a batting average
| up to the first of the week of 1856 to .3S3
| for Lajoie.
Manager Dooley of the Montreal base
| ban clup, has signed Outfielder Clarence
| Foster, formerly of the Providence club,
/ and c. d. Lowell.
Ban Johnson says that the American
League has greater resources than ever
before. Yet there are those who think
the organization is drawing its last
breath
Philadelphia Bulletin: The American
| League won't be in existence next year
says Ebbetts. It's pretty good betting
| that it will be very much alive, despite
| Ebbetts' statement.
| The physician who attended Lefty
, Davis says the outlielder may be able &c
| play again by September Only small
bone is fractured in his leg. and with
proper attention it will heal quickly.
Globe The southern New England
cities Newport New Bedford and Taun
| ton, about ripe for New England bal
league. These cities come under the pro
lection of the New England League.
Here is the makeup of the Chicago Ma
tional League team: Manager Selee
Capt Lowe, Players, Tinker, Taylor
Williams, King, Rhodes. Schaefer, Lund
green, Menefee Chance, Jones and Dobbs
| 4 Kansas City exchange says the Ma
tional Association has allowed players tt
return without paying the fine of $1,000
and names Dusty Miller This player
was not blacklisted by the minor. asso
citation.
Bill Schriver of the Louisvilles, declared
that in Tannehll the Cincinnati club hac
secured as fast a shOrtstop as any team
in America could boast of. He also pre-
dicted that Pitcher Flaherty would be 8
success in fast company. All of which
must be taken with several grains of al
lOWance.
If there is great race anywhere it is
in the New York State League Herr
was the standing on Sunday: Bingham
ton. 39-2s: Syracuse. 40-25; schenectady
1928; Ilion, 1920; Albany, $3.50 Dowd'S
team lost a double header on Friday ant
another on Saturday, making its RECORD
II won, 10 lost.
Says Charley Nichols: "The Western
League will surely win its fight 1t cam
figure how the American Association car
hope to stay in Kansas City. We have
10 years lease on our park and new
stands, while the American will have t.
move out and get new grounds if it con
cludes to stay, for it's lease expires thi.
fall.
The New York Herald said in its story
of Fridays game between New York anC
Brooklyn: "SheCkard, by the way, dts
graced himself and his team by not ony
obiecting to a decision of the umpire, bu
using language unfit for an exhibition
where women are present. 1t is time ht
took a round turn about his temper
| Where is Brush?'
When Fielder Jones learned that Eb-
belts was anxious to take him back t
Brooklyn. he said: ut will cost Ebbetts
$500 to even talk with me, for he owes ms
that amount. After that id talk to him
but I wouldn't play there next season fol
| n salary of $10.G00 for | have another
year, of Comiskey's contract to play out
and III do it, no matter how much L may
| lose by so doing.
| Billy Long has apparently retired from
the management of the Millinocket team
as the Bangor Commercial Wednesday
said. BILLY Long, formerly manager 0
the MllinOckct baseball team, was a pas
senger on the steamer city OF Bangor
| wednesday, for Boston" In another col
umn it also says: Though the baseball
| season is now on the wane. there is ;
: possibility that Bangor may have a MIN
| to make things interesting for the crank:
| while the warm weather continues, for
movement is on foot to secure the strons
Millinocket team to represent this town
in some contests with nearby aggreSa
tons"