The Republican journal., 1914-09-10
Base Ball.
EASTERN MAINE LEAGUE.

The Easterns defeated Belfast in a one
sided game at Orrington fair grounds Sept. Sd
by 16 to Z. The summary:
Easterns ....4 2 4 2 0 o 0 x--16
Belfasts. .......2 II o O12 II
Two base hits, Albert 2, M. Williams 1, Ladd.
Norton, Wildes, Curtin, Discoll e. Home
runs, Driscoll. Stolen bases, M Williams e.
Norwood, Dunn, H. William. Bases on balls
by Mcclellan 4, Howard 4. Struck out by Nc
Lellan 10. by Howard 6. Hit by pitched ball.
Foote. Passed balls. Ladd Umpire. Mccain
and Kiah. Time 2.20.
Friday the Old Town and Easterns met on the
Orrington fair grounds. the latter winning by
a score of to l. The summary:
Easterns. l 0 l KS
Old Town........O o 90 10 0 o.
Two base hit, Dunn. Home run, Curtin.
Stolen bases, E. Chute. Hits off McManus, 3
in inning, none out in second; off Reed s in
innings. Bases on balls off McManus, off
Reed 2.
Old Town played the Easterns in South
Brewer last Saturday and was defeated by a
score of to 0. The summary:
Easterns. l o o Ks
Hits off Fowler. 10 in innings; off Reed. 2
in inning. Two base hits, Dunn, Williams 2,
Driscoll. Home runs, Mayo. Wildes. Stolen
bases, Williams. Dwyer. Bases on balls. by
Reed l. Struck out, by Driscoll 5, by Fowler
Bennett and Mayo; Cote and Cannon. Wild
pitch, Fowler. Passed balls, Wiley. Umpire,
McCann. Time 35
1t was announced Saturday that the Easterns
having the championship of the Eastern league
pionship, and would like to arrange game or
series of games with Augusta, the winners of
the Trolly league championship or with any
other strong team which has championship
aspirations.
Belfast won both Eastern Maine league
grounds Monday by wide margins-12-5, 12-2-
batting the Old Town pitchers hard and often.
Browning, the former Eastern pitcher. ap-
peared for the morning game for Old Town.
but did not prove effective, being hit hard and
often, McElwee led the batting for Belfast
with triple, two doubles and two singles in
four tines up. Howard for Belfast kept hits
well scattered and had perfect support. The
afternoon game was repetition of the heavy
hitting by Belfast, Albert leading off withsa
home run, two doubles and two singles in four
trips to the plate. Wheeler kept the Old Tow.
bngles we'll scattered. The summary:
Morning Camel
Belfast. .......3 0 2 0 0 0 2 x-12
Old Town....2 0 90 oil O. 5
Two b9se hits. Wiley, E, Chute 2, Fahey, AL
bert, Williams, McElwee 8. L. Chute. Three
base hits, McEiwee. Home runs Reed, Fahey.
Stolen bases. Albert, Kerr Williams 2, Worm
wood, Belger 2. Base on balls by Howard l.
Browning 8. Struck out by Howard 8, Brown
ing 4. Hit by etched ball. Foote. Wild pitch,
Browning. Umpire, Robinson. Time, 2 hours.
(Afternoon Game)
Belfast .......1 0 2 l 5 l KIP
Old Town......O 0 0 0 0 o.
Two base hits. Albert 2, Wormwood, Brown
ing. Home runs, Albert, Foote, McElwee.
Stolen bases, Albert, Kerr, NORWOOD, Nc
Elwee, Belger 2. L. Chute. Base on balls. by
Wheeler 2, by Fowler 4. Struck out by Wheel
er 9. by Fowler 4. Sacrifice hits, Kerr, Ladd,
Wheeler, Umpires, Buzzell and Chute. Time,
hours.
The last league game of the season was
played in this city Tuesday, when Belfast won
from Old Town in fast contest, 5 to 2. Nose
Williams pitched for the home team and did
good work. Having been notified that the
Eas:erns had quit and that the games scheduled
here for Wednesday and Thursday would not
be played, much to the disappointment of the
local management, the Belfast team was dis :
banded that night and most of the players have
left for their homes,