Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-11

200 clip. II is hardly wonder that they
do not figure higher in the team standing.
Manager Frank Of the Cotton States
League. has found hard hitting out
fielder in Ed. Hahn of the Cotton States
League, who has hit for .32I in % games
Boston Journal: Hickman ought to
help Washington a whole lot with the
stick and win many a game thereby.
Washington will be his fourth abode IN
the American League
Cleveland Plain Dealer: 1t cost = man
S. in the police court, yesterday because
he appropriated Il ball that was Knocked
into the blcachcrs. Tie VIII buy his
American lcagucrS at the store after this.
has caused the release of FIRST Bascman
Mcdonald, who has signed with Altoona.
and the suspension of Tibbits, McCran,'
| and Ward. the former two being lined so
each. the latter 50.
Laioic will be out of the game fully two
| weeks. if not mere. Five lncisions in his;
| leg were made. the other day. ana antes-
thetics were required, while Pitchers Don
ahuc and RhoIG"S had to exert their
strength tC keep him quiet.
r, Ed Minnehan. the Toledo pitcher who
| jumped TO the Rutland baseball team of
| the Northern League. has been released
by Rutland and fined $40 Tor thrice re-
| fuSinS to put on his suit. Mlnnehan got
angry because Pitcher Camntz was re-
leased.
| Washington Star: Nothing can be
gained by mixing baseball with law. The
Harrisburg courts decision was az right
| from Il common sense point of view, as
| the BaltimOrCS have been getting alon';
| very well since the dCScrtlon OF icydol
| and Wiltse.
| Boston and Brooklyn Nationals are
making pretty race for last place. Early
| in the season both were rated with the
possible championship winners but now
they have landed where it Will be al,
most impossible for them to be rcckOned
| n hpy thai among the also at the end
| of the season.
| Pittsburc Press: Jake Wcimer has the
hoodoo sign on me. remarked Jimmy
sebrinE III" kn 70, it, too "a ana ,i is 81 81
| Just what kird of Il ball he is going &c
pitch every time and still | can't get
| them safe. If | had to bat against him
every day. l wouldn't be in the big league
for Id have d batting average OF about
ol5.'
| Montreal fans arc wild because the clul
sold its crack catcher to Pittsb'Irg: Bar
ney is buying early. The Montreal Stai
saws of the deal: The Montreal baseball
| club owners and players. have thrown
down the Montreal public repeatedly. but
| the Gibson deal WAS the raweSt yet. Fo'
a few dollars. our only decent batter was
sold to Pttsburg and the Birds chance
| of getting ont of last place were reduced
| to an impalpablc shadow.
strong baseball team has been form
| ed at Littleton n. H., composed Of coIIeS.
players. and there is IL prospect of :.
| North Country League hcing organized
| with Bethlehem. Berlin, LittlctOn anC
| possibly Lisbon in the aggregation. TIL.
LittletOn team comprises such well known
players Jimmie Vaughan. Jack San
| derson, Hale. Tate. Patterson and Nc
Grail of Dartmouth. I.add of St Johns
| bury. Vt, Baldwin Of kimball Unor
Academy. and Foshey of Littleton.
Dexter beat TacOnnct of Watcrvile.
| to 4, Saturday, ut Dexter. The game II
though loosely played at times was inter
| esting throughout and clos" AS the score
indicates. The battery of Dexter consist
ed of Maria and Pendlcton who played
Iagainst the star battery S. Herd and Cow
ing OF Watervillc. Maria pitched fine
| game. allowing only five hits while 1
werc obtained off Herd. Other features al
the game were the batting of Dustin
Sutton and Maria and the double play
by Dustin and "a. ChadbOurnc.