Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-08-08
BASEBALL NOTES.

BASEBALL NOTES.
A snappy game will be played at
/ Wyman park this afternoon when
+ the Bar Harbor outfit comes over to
meet the b. L. aggregation. Mon
days game at Bar Harbor between
! these two teams resulted 80 in
favor of the island boys, but from
the way the summer school players
/ are going after the Islanders scalp,
I it looks as though the tables will be
turned to-day. There have been a
few changes in the lineup and the
team seems to be getting back much
of the pep it had during the first
few weeks of the season.
Those who have been following
the. work of Buster Williamson
will be pleased to see this smiling
player OH the mound for the B. L.
boys With Spider" Jones to catch
and encouraged by Ed. Germans
line of talk from first and Whitley"
Ruane's chatter from third, he ought
to throw some good ones and shut
out these islanders. Both Eddies
and Whitey's playing is in keeping
with their good-natured chatter,
DOtu play HIS We'll DIT tIlcl DOSlllOlS
and handling the stick in fine style.
Bob Summers, a new student from
Boston, is playing a good game in
left field, and is also doing his part
at the bat Capt. Spike" Carlson
has been working hard with the
team, and is playing a good game in
center. With Klain in right, Fallon
at short, Latour at second and with
Manager Frank Horrigan coaching
them, they will surely give Bar Har-
Dor a great battle this afternoon.
Stafford will probably pitch for the
visitors. The game will start at $50.
The "Razoobs' have been attract
ing considerable attention, and are
receiving challenges from many of
the surrounding towns. Arrange
ments have already been made for a
game at Hancock Point next We'd
nesday, and dates are pending with
Somesvile for a Sunday afternoon
game here, and with Southwest Har-
Dor. Manager Bill Shea has de-
yeloped this team into one of the
best of its kind in this part of the
country, and says that with Art. Con-
molly back in the game to fill any
weak position, it will take a fast
team to beat his warriors. Joe Nc
Kenzie, manager for the king
Tuts," says he will soon have his
players in condition to give the
"Razoobs' the trouncing of their
lives.
Last Thursday the "Razoobs' de-
feated the king Tuts" at Wyman
park by a score of 1912. The bat
terry for the king Tuts' consisted
OF Goldberg, catcher, and Mckenzie,
pitcher, and for the "Razoobs,
Healy and Shea, catching, and Daley
and Howatt, pitching. Violently
made some fine running catches in
center and 8ickford did his usual
good work at the bat for the
'Razoobs. Sport" Linnehan
played a good game at short, stop
ping everything which came his way.
Joe French pulled the prize play of
the game when he caught Charles
"Pureat-heart" Scanlon OF first with
the old hidden-ball trick. Joe Nc
Kepzie was supposed to be coaching
at first at the time, but was at
tracted to other sports going on on
the side-lines. There was a good
sized crowd at the game.
The b. U. team was scheduled to
play a return game with the Bad
gers at Bluehill Friday, but due to
the day being that of the late
President Harding's funeral, the
game will probably be played to-
morrow instead. The last time these
teams met it was a rather one-sided
affair, but the Bluehill manager, re-
poHs that he has much better team