Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-17

Pitcher Deering IS through win New
Haven.
The National League has Is men in the
300 class.
Chicago is putting up a very fine article
of ball en- this trip.
Providence took four straight from
Buckenterser S men,
The Phillies won II out Of Is before they
struck the Cincinnati snaG-
Hoffman of'the Athletics. leads the
American League in stolen bases.
Williston Academy. of Wilson Mass,
won every one pf its Is games.
Catcher Street has been returned by
Capt Fred Tenney to Cincinnati
Wyatt Lee. So long with the Washing
tons. is playing fast ball for the Tolcdos.
Hanlon SAYS he will make every effort
to induce Shortstop Lewis to RECON the
team.
Umpire Dan Mccormick was mobbed In
Ringhamton. n. Y. Monday, and mas re-
signed.
The st. Louis Republic man thinks
Hushey Duffy has the best outheld IN the
country.
Iaioie said that Chesbro had as much
speed as ever when he faced the CleVe-
lands this trip.
Armbruster of Manchester leads he
l New sa g d. League with the me pe'
The deciding Yale-Princeton game viii
he played on the polo ground in New
York. Saturday.
|, President Pat Powers of the Eastern
league is the grand exalted ruier OIL 0eiSey
City lodge of Elks.
The Washington Times SAYS that Jake
Stahi is being unjustly treated by the
rootcrs in that city.
Pitcher Apologize has Jumped Toronto or gt,e.
It is said that Buffalo was willing to give
over $1,000 for that player
Hart. as we'll known as roller polo
PLAYER as Il baseball man. has been DONG
some fine hitting for Nashua.
George Davis did a nice bit of batting
in Washington on Wednesday, when he
made four hits four times at bat
Michael F. O'Brien, 'o6. of Lawrence
Mass. was, Thursday night. elected cap
tain OF the Dartmouth baseball team for
next year.
The Athletics lead the American League
in batting and runs scored the NsM
Works in stolen bases, ana the CieNciah"S
in extra bases
The Nationals did mighty we'll to take
| two out of four in Pittsburg. They nave
now lifted four out of six games from the
former champions.
The New York Mail says the work OF
| silk" O'LOughlin has been the most
satisfactory seen on the American League
grounds this season.
Turner defeated Auburn. to >. Thurs
day at Turner. Struck out. by Irish. !,
nv Cannon, 3 Base on balls, off 1rish
| 6. Two-base hit, Penley.
In Hall. Mechanic Arts High school has
a remarkable pitcher. who has to his
credit l26 strike outs in the dozen games
| he has pitched this season.
President Pulliam of the National
| League is reported to be one who knows
the law" He is a graduate of the Louis
Vile University Law school.
Carr the Cleveland first baseman. made
| but two errors in II games. LtjOic has
made but three errors in 40 games. He
played in SO games with but one misplay
Martin l.. Cooney. Scranton. Pa, Fri
day. was elected captain of the Phillips
has played as right fielder and substitute
| cd as pitcher.
Mathewson's work in shutting out the
Chicagos without a base hit on the Chi
| caeo grounds Is perhaps the first time
this trick has been turned by "a pitcher
| on d foreign ground.
| W, She" looms up with a challenge to
tackle and Eastern League PLAYER to Il
either for amusement or for a side bet
FROM 80 to 500.
Knots leads Concord in batting Gilroy
Fall River. Moss Hayerhiil. Bigbie Lowell.
.":tor LINN: Arm5ruster MANCHESTER
| Lawrence of Haverhill. leads the league
| in bases stolen.
| Says Frank Hough in the Philadelphia
| Inquirer: "As it is impossible for the
McGraw to change his tactics. and. un-
| fortunately. the younger players become
inoculated with the virus of rowdyism"
Boston Herald: The Philadelphia North
American SAYS it is highly possible that
the Pbillies will be able to overhaul the
| New York champions before the season
| is over. Here it strikes one they will do
mighty well to keep ahead of the Pitts
| burgs.
| It has been decided by the committee of
| Rovdoin students who were appointed to
| settle the dispute Of last seasons base