Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-08

the rent of Manhattan field for last SCI
son. Score one for Andy over the colonel.
Auburn dispatch TO Portland Argus:
Herbert w. Cakes of Auburn, the crack
pitcher Of the Bowdoin College nine. was
so badly injured in the game, Monday,
with Bates that he IS confined to his beI
and will probably he unable Ia pitch an
other game this season.
Globe: Cincinnati is the greatest dis
appointment Of the season. Retaining
every one of its Old players and then
trailing the bunch is hard luck. Som--
thing must be wrong. for the players are
capable Of doing better work. Come, Bid
McPhcc, wake up after Boston leaves
town.
The Holy Cross-VillanOva game came
70 an ending as soon as it started at
Worcester. Wednesday. because Nilldno-
va would not cGnct de to the demands 81
Holy Cross to remove Donahuc and Doc
lin, TWO Jersey City Eastern League play
ers, from its batting order. When the
game started II was understood by lioiy
Cross that these mon would not be plaE
"a. but when the game started DOOM
was III the game ana Holy Cross with
drew from the field.
Pitcher Adkins, the best box artist tho
middle West has turned out i'm mal.y
years and the mainStay uf the Belnlt COL
leee team, has signed to pitch FOR thv
Boston American League club where ne
leaves COLLEGE next month. chicago ana
brooklyn Of the National League, am"
Boston and ST. Louis IF the American
League. made the big pitcher adVanta-
gcous offers during The winter and sprinG,
but he accepted the Terms rendered ~ th5
, Boston American League.
| Winters. the pitcher VINO accepted the
| terms of the Cincinnati club for iHFcr
| wears service al $i1Jb a year, has b't4
! pitching poorly for the Boston Americans
So far Ibis season. If h" had come to the
| Reds ANA performed as badly as ne has
/ done for Boston, tn, knockers and letter
writer's would have been after his ScuP
| long ere this Cincinnati TimcsStar
| Some mistake here. Winters never pitch
/ ed better ban. IN his TWO games lIp 10
! date one was victory, anu thc h"i'al
was after good work Boston Globe.
Dummy" Tay!or, thr pitcher secured
| frofa the New York National League
| team nv cleveland Of the American
| League has made another jump ANA gone
| back To New York. lie arrived ~ Chi
cago, Wednesday, in company with
Catcher Bowerman Of the New York
ciug and admitted thut hr had left tleV"-
Rand and wonid play with New York for
the rest Of tn, season SECRETARY Nn"Wirs
of the New York club, who is ri Chica-
go with TIE team from that city. ShIh,
NJ ednestlay night: We bought Taylor
I from ALBANY IN 1874 ana had "A r0nirat q
for tw" years wltn nm. hr WAS ihdu'e'
to jump To the American League, last
winter. while Oh tine Pacific coast, ANA
says that he has ever since been SrrrS'
for having done 50. He viii play with us
from now and will pitch his first game
in Chicago. Thursday or Friday
New York 7, lcgrlm: The paid attend
anre at the opening game in New York
WAS 12,00o.-Epston Herald. Eight NOR,
Iragnp owners were wise they would ac-
| cept The decision o. the suur"m" court
Of PENNSYLVANIA i'll It's entirety as abso-
lutely the best happening FIR profession
al baseball in the history Of the sport.
In the long run it would DO every hi,
as much for tn" american League as 1