Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-27
BASEBALL NOTES.

Raw Chairman the sensational IN
fielder called in by the Maps from their
farm at Toledo, will join the troupe
when they reach home.
George and Knapp pitchers, and
Adams, a catcher. were the only Maps
that did not figure in the recent Sc
ries.
The Pirates seem to be able to keep
their heads out of water even with
out the valuable services of Mike Dom
lin and Artie Holman.
Walfy Woods, who coached the Dart
mouth team, this spring. is back at
his cid job with the Troy team of the
New York State League.
The Red Sox played II games with
the Western teams in the series ending
Thursday, winning II games and los
ing 5.
The Red Sox series with the seven
clubs in the American League now
stand: Chicago ga. Cleveland 6-5. De-
troit ga, New York AL. Philadelphia
1916, Washington 7-S, st. Louis 10-L
On their last Western trip the Red
Sox won 10 games. losing six, the four
series standing as follows: Cleveland
is. Chicago 81, st. Louis 40.
The Boston Braves, who returned,
Friday, in winning two of ii games
played, saw the four Western series
go az follows; St Louis 1-3, Chicago
%, Cininnati 1-3, Pittsburg o.
Al Bridwell win be out for work at
the South End grounds from now ON,
and may get into the games against
the Western clubs.
Getting an even break pleased Harry
Davis. He occupied the coaching lines
most of the afternoon with Catcher
Lil ingstone.
The crowd appreciated the perform
ing of Gregg. After scoring by Bos-
ton had been prevented in the fourth
and seventh the Cleveland pitcher was
applauded.
For failing to connect with a hit
in Wednesdays fasco, Krug dropped
back few points. but ne is still at
the head of the list
Woodman. the former Danvers High
school twlrler, had too much on the
/ BAN against Lawrence and for the IL
innings he worked the league leaders
made but two hits off him.
Tesreau, whom the New York fans
are claiming has hit his stride re-
celVed a fine lacing from the Cincinnati
Reds.
OF the 10 hits made off Walsh by
the Hishianders. Hal Chase contribut-
ed four. Not very bad for one who
is supposed to be slipping.
Joe Sugden is one of then few old
timers. who is willing to admit that
the present generation of bali players
Is better than those of the olden days.
inhelder Ray Morgan is one of the
most dangerous hitters on the Wash
| lheton team. Lacking experience, he
IS lar from finished player, but he
hits when hits mean runs and tina. is
what counts
Malcolm, the star twrer of the Uni
Versity of Vermont, has received an
otter from the st. Louis Cardinals,
but he refused 10 accept. Bresnahan
viii see this clever pitcher, next sun
day while the -'Cards" are laying off
III Boston and will endeavor to sign
| him up.
Jimmy Sail ahan says he is looking
for an Quite lder to take his place in
left and from the weird exhibition of
throwing or rather trying to throw,
The scouts OF the White Sox had bet
Ter get busy.
| Chick OLoughlin, Harvard's 1911
BASEBALL captain. is hitting for .270 in
the Maine-New Brunswick League.
1eorge Winter. the old Red Sox pitch
en- ls running the st. John team and
| lsaCS the league i'm batting with 3e3
When the Maps come home again,