Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-11
BASEBALL NOTES.

Jimmie Barrett is managing the Day
ton. o., club.
Collins boys worried the Detroit men
for a while Saturday.
The st. Louis team looks much
stronger than last year.
The New York Highlanders are right
after the Western clubs.
The authorities have put a stop to
Sunday ball in Brooklyn.
Dave Pickett has joined the Fort
WAYNE club Of the Central League.
Skilline, the Dartmouth pitcher. is
advertised to pitch for Chicago indie
pendent club on June 90.
The way that Billy Murray Is hand
ling his jersey City team shows that lie
Is one of the great managers i'll base
ball.
Royal Rootcr NJ J. Reagan IS book"l
for the celebration in New York Tue
day. v hen the Giants will hoist tn"
worlds championship flag for the first
time.
"Ar' Castle. Harvards pitcher, has
held Brown and Pennsylvania down t.
a total Of four hits in the Is innin9s h,
has pitched against them, and has not
been scored against.
Princeton unquestionably is college
baseball champion. Williams ranks
second. The Tigers made their accns-
toned finish against Yale Saturday Tor
no game is won on Osborne field I'M
til tue last man is out
Tar New York club has employed IL
girls to sell tickets IT the polo grounds,
using cash REGISTERS the same as i'll
some department stores. The force Of
ga;ek"rnerS has also been entirely
changed, for what reason only the
mana cement knows.
In a game lasting over two hours and
running into the 18th inning. Detroit
defeated Boston Saturday at Detroit in
a thrilling finish, batting in two runs
after collins men, by scoring once, had
seemingly won the contest in the pre-
cccding half Of the same inning. The
final score was To 6.
There vas a very small Saturday
crowd at the South End grounds at
Boston Saturday to witness Tenney' s
team break its long string of defeat )
and win Il game from St Louis, 6 70 ..
Tenney himself caught the ball for the
last out, and tossed it in the air then
rushed over to Pitcher Dorner and
.h ook hands.
SlagIe is tn. light hitting member Of
the Chicago outfield with an average or
300. Schultz is among the leaders with
.3es and the speedy Shecltard is well
w, having a record Of .29S. Steinteldt,
Schultz, Chance and King are all bat
ting above the 200 mark, and Ever
the microscopic second bag man, IS
rather warm with the willow. Johnny
lains the leather at a .oG5 clip.
Coach f.. l.. Breckenridg" Of the AM
herat COLLEGE team has LETT Williams
town for South Manchester, Conn,
where he will captain and manage q
team for the summer. The Amherst
team will get along without coach Tor
the remainder of the season. Four i'm
portant games remain to bc played
two with Brown and two with VIII
liams. Breckenridge will return to
Amherst next year and coach under the
arrangement made last year.
Umpire Klein was mohbed by the
crowd at Philadelphia for awarding
Saturdays game to Pittsburg in the
eighth inning The Phiilies claimed
they could not see the ball. Pittsburg
made seven runs in the eighth. appar-
entity due to intentional mi:,plays. Pit
tenger was ordered out for refusing To
pitch. McClosky and Lush pitched
wildly and there was no prospect of re
firing the side so KLEIN forfeited the
game. on the way to the dressing
room KLEIN was a target for cushions
and soft drink bottles. Duffy and Doc
in We're ordered off the field.