Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
BASEBALL NOTES.

o'Roill" of Holy cross have joined the
North Attleboro. Mass. team.
Manager Ed. BARROW Of Toronto has
ourChased OutfeIder Writ Camel and
Infielder Franks from Toledo.
Cheshire is evidently in rara feather. He
disno3cd of tho WashnctonS i'll order
seven innings out of nine the other day.
The vet" F'rrnk Conraurhton has done
mighty good fielding for HaverhiII and
has shown up we'll with the stick, too at
times.
That new outieIdcr. Hoev from Holy
Cross Is living up to his reputation rs
n hard hitter. The pace he Is setting will
worry quite a few Of The top-notchers
Iomoe Potter former president of tar
Philadelphia National League club. has
rrrchaeod tho stoct IN tho organization
| forrrcrlv held by Garry Hermann of
Cincinnati
Larry Thvre. the shining Iisht who on
rineernd Fitchburg in tho days of the
New F-nrland Association is penning
| baseball for the Lowell Mail.
The race for first rlacc in the Aneri"an
| League 1T present has six teams battling
| for tho honor The margin between the
| leaders and ST. Lo,riS in sixth place is
verv email. only four games.
I'd Hughea. formerly Of the Boston
Anne ricara lost hard luck game Mon
day to Ncw York with McGlvnn In the
| hov. / t. O. scoring in the first inning.
| But four hits were made of Hughes.
Cincinnati speciai to the New Yorl,
| Press ,.nr,es o,!t that the New York Ma
| tional Ieacr,e club will got Joe KELLEY
md th~t Pat pouchertv will yield TO y
rico offer from Garry Hermann and go
| to Cincinnati
TannchiI is the ONLY ono Of the Boston,
American nifchcrs who has landef more
~omcs than he lost. Dineen has 1ronned
| out Of II and Winter has made the same
record as Young.
If Tsioic keeps on as he has has been ari hat,
tinr~ Of lat0 u" --''' ''""'' ~" American
| Clark Hnrrv Paw. Eemir. Flick. Ross
| Nv AVID T,irror arc tho Cleveland mem
| berS Of tho 600 brigade.
| If-rnire Jack stafford If the New Eng
| ,?nd League etaff of urnires he's receiv-
| Cd many pleaeant words for ShiS good
| work thi= sPa=on. which IS n decided I'M
| rrovorrnnt nron tho coed work Of last
That Stafford is hooked for the hjeheSt
comrary at no distant dav cannot be
doubted and ho i sure to make good.
| xy-i,,isr, Commons. second basaman of
tho JyrnS cevS he will not consent to
go to tho Worcester team OF the New
| England League. 90 he was not consult,
| cd under the rules before the proposed
tr,nrfcr -.rs arranged Mr.. rornnrs.
Who was ut the game in Lowell Thrrshav
| q afternoon, considers LYNN one ri the
| host -nayine cities in INC rev f.ns IN
J,oar,,e and It is no advancerrenr t" nm.
he said. to he transferred to Worcester.
Harry Davis has far distanced any
| ,on,not;tcr for the long distance nre-
,,fershfn =, this country in hattirr. Ihiln-
lev and Maree lead in the Nntion al
League in This resnect. and Davis has
them as well rs about everv America
League mar beaten by some 40 bases. He
rs made 10 home runs and Charley
Hickman is the nearest man to him in
mis- rosnect in either league. with seven
to his credit.
c,oro c.oodn the sub outfielder Of the
Pnsto-, Nationals. has been secured by
prnuidence. ana The Bulletin of that city
saws "'he folded his position s'perblv.
a,1 IL ird.r-rert CO.. hn made r;n from
ONE game he has Mcfarland beaten y
dozen blocks He also swings we'll at TIL"
| hat and can throw the ball in. something
Mcfarland could never do. It looks as
IF the team was winner by the change.