Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-29

comes to Lawrence from toronto OF
the Eastern League. Kyle was bought
from Elgin, H., being recommended to
Toronto by Malachi Kittredge
Manager OBren has ordered Paddy
Duff. former New England Lacquer.
to report to the Fall River club at
once. Duff has been managing mill
league team in Rhode Island this sea-
son. His home is in Providence. He
has played the first sack for Haverhill
Lawrence and Lowell. He is a seasoned
player and although never especially
strong with the willow. he can be re-
lied upon to deliver the inside baseball
stuff at critical stages.
The Dennison team of South
Framinsham Mass. was overwhelm-
ed Wednesday by Kineo. the summer
resorters pounding the ball hard and
piling up Il runs to Dennison'S 4.
Jerauld of Pennsylvania State Col
lege, pitching for klneo. allowed no
hits for seven innings and then gave
three. He was wild. allowing five
passes. Dennison played good field
ing game, but was weak in the box.
Mcpherson being ineffective.
Ike NIiCH, captain ana HldHdSeT VI
the Seattle team. and one of the best
known baseball men on the coast. has
resigned and his resignation has been
accepted by the Seattle directors. He
quit the team Immediately and Jimmy
Adams. who has been playing utility
roles. filled Lynch's position in center
field. Fred Weed. the outfieder and
first baSeman recently secured by
Seattle from Spokane. was named act
ing manager and will probably handle
the team the rest of the season
Jack Ryan and Charley Chech. the
two pitchers who were used in the
trade whereby Cy Young went to
Cleveland are now pitching consist
emily for St, Paul. Ryan leads the
league pitchers with II victories and
three defeats. while Chech has won
II and lost five. Other American
League discards to win two-thirds of
their games are Ilivelet. Tannehill,
Tom Hughes. Nick 1Altrock. Fiene and
Hi West. Dusty Rhoades has won
10 and lost eight. while Glenn Lieb-
| hardt has broken even in Is perform
ances.
Gloom was thrown into the Philadel-
phia fans Wednesday afternoon by a
statement issued by Connie Mack to
the effect that Pitcher Krause had
probably pitched his last game for the
Athletics this season. Krause has had
trouble with his arm for several weeks
and an examination by two specialists
shows that the southpaw was in danger
| of permanently injuring the member if
ne tried to pitch. So Connie Mack told
MIN to go home and take complete
rest. That leaves the Athletics with
Plank as the only reliable left-handed
pitcher. and his defeats in his last
three games are not conducive to con-
hdence in his future work.
James w. Foley. shortstop of the
Notre Dame University Indiana, base
ball team and son of Tax Colevtor
VIM P. Foley of Milford Mass. in
the Judgment of his attending phvsi-
can. is suffering with anterior poll
olnyeltis. so prevalent in western Mas
sachusetts. He was at Milford just
after his school year in apparent good
health and had taken vacation news
paper work and was also to play with
the Milford team of the Bay state
League He then seemed tired and in
his only game with the nine. June 25
was evidently out of form. The next
week he was wholly out of the run
ming confined to the house and show
ing Increased signs of the ailment then
apparently pronounced. The last few
days he has seemed to regain the use
Of his legs. but is not yet able to stand.
He has partial paralysis of the motor
nerves below the waist. but his physi
clan and relatives have hopes now of
his radical Improvement.