Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-13


good game At second for Billy Murray's
Jersey CITY "Skccters."
I.indaman pitched good ball at
Boston Monday. and Brown made
a great impression behind the bat
Such battery work deserved better sup
port.
President Harry Puliam is authority
for In" statement that J. Ira Davis has
not been rendered a position on the
staff of umpires of the National
Ica"ue
The phenomenal work of First Base
man Chase mas had very much to do
with tho squirt Of the New York Amer
leans He has braced up the whole
team hy his work.
Tho specialist who treated Pitcher
Math"vson while the New York team
WAS az Memphis predicted that the
worst WAS yet to come. He said that
the hot weather would be too much for
the pitcher.
Harvard has three games at Cam
bridge bcfor" meeting Yale on Soldiers
field June p. Today BoWGoin will he
tn" attraction, Holy Cross will play
at Cartridge Friday. and Monday Col
by will be IIarvard's opponent.
Brooklyn appears to have Il very clcv-
or %oun:s second baSemau in Alpcrman.
Barney DreyfusS once cast his eyes
toward this young man. Alperman
formerly played with the Davenport
GaD club ana hattcd for .2G1 with that
orGa MIA ti"n.
The Pirate; made another strong fin
18Th Monday at Philadelphia. They Will
PLAY Broolllyn tho last thrc" days this
Week. while tie Giants are cntcrta aiming
st. Louis. and should get u hit nearer
the top Chicago being at Philadelphia
at that time.
| Pitcher Fred Mitchell If Brighton.
| formerly Of the Boston Americans, is
| the winning pitcher for the Toronto
| Eastern League club. lie held Newark
down to three hits the other afternoon,
and drove in the winning run with Il
hit in the 10th inning.
six O'LouGhlin tells a story of Tim
Hurst They We're umrirng together
| in Il certain city in the spring when
few beer glasses cam" sailing out.
"Thcv'rn only warming up now, getting
lrlctiro." observed Tim. Wait till
July comes and they have CONTROL
Escorted hy = number Of amateur
baseball clubs in uniform. the members
"t the New York National Leagu"
baseball clnb took part in a Brn2 dWaE
| parade Tu"Gr!Hy. This was preliminary
| to a presentation To the New York club
Of the champions pcunant Of the Ma
| tinual League at the Polo grounds.
| The members oc the Cincinnati club
| ard officials of both the National and
| American Leagues took part in the pa
| rad".
| The contributions Ia the Pacific
League coast fund included. =. T. Pow
ers, SlGO: j. Fl. Farrell. 500; New Eng
| land League. Providence club. Newara
tN. j. club. Virginia stat" LoaSuc.
| Rochester IN. - club. each. $1on.
South Atlantic League benefit Chln".
| $3.50: NJ ". Sexton. Jim O'EnUrlc.
Atlanta UiaD club. Jackson tMis.'D
| club. each $50. Syracus" O.. W club.
| Bin2haIntun IN - cll:h. Dubuuu..
| Ga) club. Edward Holland. each. $25:
John MrAccse. E;altimorc. SO. Total.
$113@..;o
Or. Carney had practically d"ci lei
!
nj hall. hut the pressure has boon very
| strong for him "a continue. Manage :
Ed Barrow Offered him u very good
| thing indeed to 90 to Toronto. bur
Carney WIS unable to- obtain his r"lrH;'"
from ST. Paul, ana the latter club d
| rectcd him to report June 20. which,
Carney will undoubtedly do. Carney
said that Barney IL also hot after Flynn
the Holy Cross first baSeman ami coy
| oral other clubs are also after that
| player. It is Carncy'G inteEtiou 10 con
fine himself exclusively Nit"hinE this
| year.
| Hcrc's the WAY that II. 6. Morrill,.
the baseball sage of WilkesharT" Pa,
looks at the slump Of tho Boston Amor
leans: No element TosSesSn1 Iy a team
fighting for Il position of nrcfcrm"nt II
a pennant race is comparable To the
overwhelming force and Importance ot
confidence when This is allied t. 4 fair
modicum Of general playing ability on
ID" Part Of its iudiy idual members. As
| S"r il ut this dist taC". ana from what
others have written me. the BOSTON
t"aIn seems to have grown chicken
hearted and lost almost ali Of its for
ami grit. Too bad, indeed"
a Washington writer says: "All o1
the Western teams have shown and
they all look much stronger than Jake 5
bunch. The Browns. presumably the
weakest of the Western clubs. if not of
the league, showed To excellent ad-
vantage here and took three out of the
four games. McAloer has at last dis
carded that antiquated idea concerning
veteran players and has Il bunch of
lively younCSter that never know when
they are beaten. Collins might make
the most Of Macs experience And
how Jimmie, of Boston. must grit his
teeth when ne scans the record Of that
poor and incapable PLAYER of the
Browns-Stone. Gee whizz. How he did
hit the ball here"