The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-11
BASE BALL.
Eastern Maine League Schedule.


The first announcement of the schedule OF
games for the Eastern Maine Baseball league
has been made, and while the dates may be
changed little in the season to suit conditions,
the schedule will be substantially as announced.
The league officials have engaged James NC
Innis of Gloucester, Mass, as one OF the oIlcl-
al uppires, and Mr. Hodkins of Hampden, an
old timer who has umplred the pig league
games, is to be given try-out.
In the schedule lust announced Bangor plays
20 games: 81 at Bangor and % away from home,
and has seven Saturday games at home and
eight Saturday games away from home
Brewer plays SO games; IS at Brewer and 81
awav from home, and has eight Saturday games
at home and seven Saturday games away from
home.
Old Town plays SO games; 20 at Old Town and
20 awav from home, and has eight Saturday
games at home and seven Saturday games
away from home.
Belfast PLAYS SO games; 80 at Belfast and ~
away from home, and has seven Saturday games
atshome and eight Saturday games away from
home.
The teams having the extra Saturday game
Of homo lose three out of the SO games away
from home.
The first games were played June 9Th. AT
Old Town the local team defeated belfast' 4 10
l. and at Bangor the Easterns OF South brewer
defeated the Bangor team. IL to S. Yester-
days gamee were Belfast at Old Town and
Easterns at Bangor.
The schedule for June exclusive of the games
played, is as follows:
12-Banpor at Bre wer; Old Town at Belfast
l3-Bangor at Brewer; Old Town at Belfast
16-Old Town at Brewer; Bangor at Beiiast
l7-OId Town at Brewer; Bangor at Belfast
l9-Brewer at Old Town; Belfast at Bangor
2O-Brewer at Old Town; Belfast at Bangor
23-Brewer at Belfast; Old Town at Bangor
M-Brewer st Belfast; Old Town at Bangor
26-Be lfast at Brewer; Bangor at Old Town
27-Be fast at Brewer; Bangor at Old Town
3O-Bangor at Brewer; Old Town at Belfast
COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
Bowdoin and Bates are tied for the State
championship as the result of the annual Ivy
Day game, played in Brunswick June 9th.
Bowdoin winning to l. Bowdoin won the
game by taking advantage of Bates errors,
and LlnQQulStS witness, He passing hse iiieii'
The features we're the work of McElwee and
Weatherill in the field for Bowdoin and the
batting of Knight and Fuller. At Lewiston,
June 9th, Bates won the championship defeat
ing Bowdoin, IL to 10.
SHORT Stops.
At Castine, June 3rd, Castine High defeated
Belfast High, IA to z, in an interesting game.
Colby defeated Bates last Saturday.in an ex-
hibition game at Gardiner by a 9 core of to s..
Ten innings were required.
Lawrence High school baseball team defeat
ed Freed ON Academy Wednesday afternoon,
June 3rd, in a 10-inning game on the west
street dia mo n ID, Fairfield, by score OF Z to b.
By deafeating Westbrook Seminary. to Sin
a great Ginning battle on the Seminary
grounds Saturday afternoon. the base ball team
of Hebron Academy becomes the acknowledged
champion of the State amongst the private
preparatory schools.
U. of N. won featureless game from the
Easterns team at South Brewer. Saturday, by
the score of to l.
On the Congress street grounds last Satur-
dav afternoon, Belfast High defeated Camden
Hirh. 8 to 8, in Ginning game. The score
vss s to against Belfast at the end Of the 9Th
inning.