Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-21

| Offers 10 desert to the lrl-State
| League.
! Little has been said about j. Gar
land Stahl. Yet the Washington man
ager has had about the worst luck Of
anybody in the business by reason Of
the serious illness Of Cassidy. his
shurtstor.
The value Of Il trainer to Il team was
shown in Macon last week. Charley
Green was Kept busy looking out for
the players. The only complaint was
that he could not attend to all hands at
| the same time.
| Catcher Jack Mclean has signed with
Portland Tor next season and will get
| S."U extra II ne succeeds in behaving
himself. Judge Mct'reedie one of tho
owners of the club is to be the sole
judge in the matter.
Catcher Charles Graham uf tie Bus-
ton Americans saw Manager Frank Sc
lee at Deming. n. NJ while the former
was on his way from Sacramento to
jim hin club at Macon. Graham said
he thought Selee was looking remark
ably well.
| Timothy Sharp. the Camden. On. j.
|
ton fifth iii his prediction. Tim is en-
tilted t" another think. His dope puts
Detroit second. then New York. Phila-
deiphia, Boston. Chicago, Washington.
St. Louis.
President Lucas of the North western
| League will have such cities as Butte
Spokane. Tacoma. Bcllingham and Hell
cha in his league this year. and expects
Ea very prosperous season. The season
there will begin about the middle of
May.
| Pitcher George Winter and Catcher
':or Doran purchased fine Georgia
peach plantation last year. but dis
rosei Of it for the reason that neither
cared to look out for it. They cleared
500 on their deal. but the party who
bought it made $500.
| Pray let It be understood that the
New York National League Club had
no arrangement Of the date TO be en-
| rloyed in presenting a worlds pcnnant
| TO the Giants. That matter abides
wholly with the National Commission,
and thus another canard is scuttled.
1t looks very much as though Out
fielder Jimmy Barrett of the Dctruits
was ont of the game for good. He was
| q general favorte and Il decided orna-
mont to the game. Although he was
| of little use to Detroit last season. he
| received his pay just the same all sum-
| NOR
a meeting Of the Bangor High School
Athletic Association was held ut TIE
school building Monday noon for the pur-
Plpctinfr ,;r+o
| which was nominated recently. The fol-
| lowing were elected: Donald P. Oak. rres-
| ident; Leo Crowley, secretary: Fred c.
Pail. treasurer; j. Leland Crosby AMI
Harold Monogram 'O6, William Abbott 07
| Amos Robinson 'OS and Harold NIcGinn
60. 1t w2s voted to have Il baseball team
and Arthur Rice was elected manager,
John Gaffney assistant and Harold Mon
aovan captain.
There is no very grave probability
that the Giants and the Highlandcrs
shall meet i'll a spring series. In jus
tee to the other clubs in the leagues
which they represent. they should
never nc allowed to do so. 1t is mani
fcstly unfair 10 IA clubs to permit two
7" dun the edge Of the season until it
IS as blunt as q caSt-of hoe Early
attenddncc at st. Louis is killed be-
| cause OF the interl"aguc games for a
So-callch city championship. Cham
rIonShip schedules should be permitted
To begin untramcilcd. What tho clubs
care To do after Il season is finished
is another matter.
Outticlder Sam Crawford is at Au-
SJsta. Ga. Manager Armour and 10 of
a q
or is fine and the players are fast
rounding into shape. Captain Cough
Inns knee. which has been troubling
him. shows signs Of Improvement. and
within few days he expects it to be
strong as over. Pitchers Mullen. Dom
ahue. D"navan. kilian and Eubanks
pitched II minutes each yesterday af-
tcrnoon to the regular team, using con-
siderable speed. mixing them up The |
Detroit players are anxiously await
ing tho season TO open, and expect to
J." in the fight to the finish
The Ittsburg baseball team. com
posed of 20 members, and headed by |
Manager Fred Clark, has arrived at |
Hot Springs for its three weeks train |
ing stunt, at Wilmington park Owner |
DrtyfuSS of the club. is also among the |
party. Speaking Of the teams chances |
tn land the pennant the coming season, |
Mr.. DrcyfusS said: Il think We will |
give the winner a hard argument |
throughout the season, and it would |
b. little surprising to me if the flag !
is captured by u.s." The members of the |
club now here consist of T. Leach, *. |
ii. Wagner. Claude Ritchey, 4. r.. |
Mter. {. Beaumont, X. L. Ganley, o. T.. |
Clymer, +. Carisch. G.. Gibson, l.. l.. |
Neyhew. 5. Lever. c. Phillips c. Case, |
NJ. j. Lynch, w. q. Willis, II. H. Hillc- |
brand, a. r. Leefield. II. Ncumeyer l.. |
Oberlin and Fred Clark.
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK. |
The schedules for the week: