WINNIPEG SENIOR CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE

Eagles
Grain Exchange
Lyceums
Shamrocks

(August 22) With Bell in the box hurling a one-hitter, the Shamrocks whipped the Eagles 11-1 Saturday to cinch the league championship for 1908. Eagles managed to grab the lead with a run in the first inning, but the Shamrocks roared back with three in the second and seven more in the fourth to put the game on ice. Nevilles, the second baseman led a 12-hit attack with a double and two singles. Murphy, the centre fielder helped with two singles and three runs scored.

Warren (L) and Hall
Bell (W) and Still

(August 22) Lyceums topped the Grain Exchange 8-2 as Frank Roche held the losers to three hits, one of them a home run by Loiset, the Exchange's centre fielder. Roche fanned seven and walked three.

F.Roche (W) and Harkness
Holmes (L), Bedford (6) and Shepperd

Shamrocks          11 - 4
Grain Exchange      8 - 6
Lyceums             5 - 9
Eagles              4 - 9

BRANDON

Professional baseball took over in Brandon in 1908 as the expansion Greys (they were never called the Angels in 1908 within the Brandon Sun) became the champions of the class D Northern League. With the heavy emphasis on the pro product, coverage of senior amateur baseball suffered accordingly and virtually disappeared.

BRANDON CITY LEAGUE

Clippers
C.P.R.
Ramblers
Thistles