Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-06
Baseball Notes.

Nau, yorly lyn,Id. pr.ocbcrc Who an
80 se" noi r.ii ,,,,nas shn,I1 r,nan
ber that thHy hny, ehuncas Ia attend DIR
ing the week.
S,shua r.r.pranb.zrhe new han MAY
or is a ~arv d.iici;a pIant liz. Is nlanted
in the fat GOES to seed in the winter is
Iavajonad IN tha snriny and .ets rnttan
T., ,ho s,,n,n,r ~ o
Ut 'i.e o''iir,','i
fatS"v fulH' me oin- tlliie ne" Eng
land league pitcher, who Was briefly an
umpire. refuses to retire from the game
entirely and is now coaching the high
school baseball team as Fitchburg.
A wicked western critic says that the
rule forbidding players to receive bou-
Iuets and similar presents when going
20 the pit Is Il pig nloneE-slvel ior tnose
PAYERS IN tiit haplt Oh buying bouquets
ior themselves
Manager Hamilton received 4 telegram
from Manager Strobel OF the Toledo team.
oHeriiis 10 sell NiNeE oouShilh lor Sloo
as N.Y. ~ i,as iuiieu ~ ilahi 5000. Naiid
SSead tn foymer tIavnrbiu ~ trirIar "''' iio'
me-" IKE ~, ihei nav mn '"hiei
Concord Monltor:-At the start the first
DIVISION LOOKS 70 DE Nashua. Concord
LoWcii ana ran f'1Ntr, nut ail the teams
are , mhch NOR evenly matcheu, With nc
possible exception OF Nashua. than IN 1906
or l'o-' anu q me race may DE looked 1cf
" ~
Hartford C9ura mt The baseball game
HesntEoay AKA if r. uath oto" thste IN tle
IloIti. fliu II - SUI 20 say tiidt Al Eood
ueal oI inult "as I I4ui.r Will the COOKING
ut a number OF Hartford supper tables
iast ilgm,, Trans frankly. ne Hartford team
~.
In speaking of the New York-Wash!ng-
ton game at New York, Tuesday, the
New York World SAYS: Mating III balls
| was the PRINCIPAL amusement offered the
| SPECTATORS hv the visitors. Coughlin.
! Thonev. Cassidy and Drill each dropped
easv iies Tho snnctotors laughed lind
and long in the sixth inning keeler was
! caught OFF first base and five Snna tors
tried to run him down. Mason stood in
| the pitchers box watching the scramble
instead of guarding first base. Keller
| finally lodged Stahi and returned in safe
| ty to the initial bag
Hugh Jennings coach of the Cornell
| raseI,aiI ,cam Tor the i,st thrae vaars
bas racienad and ael,aJ to no r.ieaced
from his coutract which called for his
nresence in ithaca until the end Of The
nresent season. He has become a mart
pu,ner in the Baltimore Eastern League
tann, lie viSbes tn tak, IN his MY
tTtinI, ,t once and has h.for. !, si;ed "a Inc
released from his contract. 1t is very
! likely that his resignation will be ac-
copied. L. l.. Robertson, ol. of Syracuse,
former captain and first baseman. is
| likely to be chosen as Jennings success
or.
Jersey CITY Evening Journal a
rm,,n;. hat Manaper WcGraW conteu-
ti,tas nuttinr Harry McC,nrulick. me. Jer-
~ f,,,h'c ripbt fielder of last wear on
ny bancb and placing Bresnahan in CEN
t tn, TeiS THIS rmeane of course mat
te r.t n,eru' battiin ~ tnrner E,st,rn
I Ann viii STAY nj third base. The
nov viii not be made in a minute. but
ns soon as Bresnaham RECEIVERS from his;
in,i HUo II vii he decided whether he
IN ~ pat,rn 70 third or NOT Mc,,nr,nck
is n, not Showing the heavy batting form
that characteriZed his work ali last sea
lii s Ina in the ..arIv snrinp nrartice in
,ba sinh ia '''' ''ie
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