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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
HON. WIN. L. REEDS eMAlNS
Found Floating In Bfockion Reservoir Jus, a.
Mas Been feared.

Rroekton. Mas. May 3o-The body
Of Hon. VIM l.. Reed VAS found in the
I!rockt0n reservoir. this morning. ny
oscar - SewaIl of Auburn. The body
was tIoatin, about 1e1 feet from shore
ana waa seen " Mr.. Sswali as he was
walking along the path. II was toWed
to the gate house.
The body VAS fully clothed with the
exception Of the hat. which WAS found
floating ~ The water IN the day Or
Reeds Disappearance. The heavy win
ter oycr,uai was worn ana the value ne
watch which was handed ~ MI. Reed
when he l.;i home On the morning Of
thr dan ~ hts disappearance was in
me waistcoat pocket.
II had stopped at 1886, few min
utes later than the time Mr.. Reed was
seen on the bank ~ the reservoir.
where he had hitchcd his horse.
1t IL believed H. left home with The
intention Of committing suicide. He
hired a horse and buggy at n stable at
nbuu: 2 A. Nj and an hour later was
seen on the reservoir bank. Since that
tim. the divers have searched Contin-
ually during daylight ana graphing
was res"ricd to. Searching parties in
the woods went over nearly every foot
Of ground far large area.
\ reward Of 5000 was offered for the
recovery Of the body by George r.
Keith. son-in-law Of MIR. Reed.
The funeral will occur ut MIR. Reeds
home. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
Ball Notes.

The following changes have been made
IN IN. New England League =, hsduI": .
July 3. IiaVerhill AT Manchester. Instead
Of july. 3: July . Lowell, at haVefhi''
July q. Haverhili At Lowell.
Phillips Exeter has protested Campbell
the Phillip sAndnver pitcher. The protest
arrived too late under the rules. but v
will be consid. red. fh. members OF tho
local team do not believe "a, charges can
be proved.
But three runs have been scored agaiust
Pitcher Maths wsoR OF New York. in the
first Is innings IN which ne has plts h"a
These were scored lay PttshUrg, ST LOUIS
and Boston. He shut out cincinatti 20
q. Chicago 10 o. brooklyn TO Q. and
Philadelphia 10 Q. and was ahut out by
81 Louis / 10 q. In seven games - runs
were made by New York to three TO-
their opponents. Not ran WAS scored
on Matth.wson IN - successive Innings
This breaks all records
At n Connecticut League meeting. last
wick Manager % Rourk. pre- scented a res
olution relating to profanity on IN" ban
field. The managers al the league ahoPt-
ed it without hesitation. The resolution
calls for 4 fine 81 s.. ana authorizes 'ht
ump!rvs to suspend for from one to ~"
days any player who uses profanity 70
him or To spectators or anyone on IN" oi'l
field tn. umpircs version of the matter
viii he taken without any regard to what
p,ayers may say. The resolution Is draw p
in this shape In order that umpires may
have full powers 10 exercise their author
ity over offending players.
Portland Express: Foul strike. str ke
one Is coming to be n familiar sound on
the base ball diamond. said Second Base
man O'corman to the Express reporter.
today "It seemed odd the first OF tn"
season 10 have a strike called when fou
hit was made, but the rule seems 10 at
feet the batter very little ana cOusider-
ably shortens the playing time For thiS
reason IL Is Il good thing. The rule com
peliing the catcher to stay close Ia ttic
h,f ali the time IL another desirable
change At first thought one would say.
the catcher was being treated a little IN
fairly. The foul strike ruling. however
counteracts the extra work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
LAWSON AGAIN WINS.
Ronkonhoma Takes Dukes Cup -Draushtsman
Loses First Race Year.

Boston. May CA great holiday crowd
saw some fine racing AT the Brockline
Country club. today. under much more
favorable conditions than on Tuesday
The track was comparatively dry and the
footing on the turf much surer. in fact
one of the stceple chase races. the Dike' :
cup. won by Thomas w. I.awsonS Ron
konkoma, was run within three seconds
of the record made five years ago by the
famous Duke of Abercorn.
The victory of Ronkonkoma, today. was
the second of the meeting. the horse
fastest stccple chasers in the country. He
was held wen in hand throughout the run
until the last hurdle. when he rushed to
the front ard won as he pleased by four
lengths from a field of eight well-kuown
horses.
Mr.. Lawson's other crack. DraughtS-
man, was held too far back In the hurdle
race and lost his first race of the year.
after six successive victories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
FLOATING WITH The TIDE.
Bodies OF Man and Won IA Picked Up. Thurs
day. at New York.

New York. May 30.-The almost nude
body OF man with throat cut from
ear To ear. hands hacked off and the
body covered with cuts. drifted in with
the flood tide at Coney Island. Thurs
day.
Whether the case is one Of murder or
accident the police will not be able to
determine until after the coroner's
physician has made an examination of
the body. The cuts may have been
made by the raddlewheels OF a
steamer.
The condition of the body indicates
that it has been in the water but a
short time.
There is nothing about the body
which at present gives promise of af
fording clue TO its identification.
The body of an unknown woman
was found in the East river. today.
near the FL lie basin. The body was full
~ dressed and was apparently that Of
woman about 81 years old. The
height of the woman was about feet,
:, inches; her hair was black and her
clothing of stylish cut. The body was
taken TO the morgue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
Banaor, 6. Manchester. s.

Manchester, N. H.. May a,--ln the most
exciting game that has been played OF
the home grounds since the season opened
the local New England base ball team
team, this afternoon, with score of . To
5. The game was replete with star pay
and exciting moments and the 'Wu or
more people who gathered at the park ~
spite Of the cold weather were more tnan
repaid for their trouble. McCloud. Win
clean record for the season. went IN 10
pitch for the local team. while ManaseI
Rurnham had staked his all on his crack
man Smith. Both men did all that could
have been expected of them and had Nc
Cloud received the support that had peen
accorded him the game would naSe sole
who was playing at second. IN me .Ith
inning and after two were out. cost MAI
chester the game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
AN ALLEGED HORSE Thief.
houlton People Pleased at Capture Of Leonard
Grant. Who Is Bound Over.

Houlton. Me. May 30.-One of the great
est captures made here for some time has
been made by Special Constable Lionel
r. Clough of this town. Clough has cap
tured Leonard Grant. the alleged horse
thief. who is said to have been working
through northern Maine for months.
Grant was in town and Just in the act
of entering house when Clough saw and
arrested him.
Altogether Grant is thought to have
stolen about ID teams. All officers In this
section have been watching for him. but
have failed to arrest him. Constable
Clough and A. w. Byron of Linneus.
have kept their eyes open for months and
at last have been fully rewarded by cap
turing him.
Grant was brought before Trial Justice
John Il. Weed. Wednesday evening. and
TENDER term of court. In default of ba'l
he was committed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
GAMBLING PASSION
Is Once Again Causing Scandal
for London Society.
Everyone Seems Bent on Beg.,.;.
His or Her Neighbor,
Women the Worse, and nightly v,,e. :.
Risk Their All.

London, May 30.-The n.,.,
gambling pervadlng the sro.r, f
London threatens to lead n
scandal. Stories are already cu,ra Maea
well-known women in financ,s, an q
ties over gaming losses. in ona cal-
amounting to. IL liz said. Gs11D ]. -
gle sitting. The World exposes ~ Sh'
versatility Of the craze. saying. 1a'
Every one is bent on begp,r,
or her neighbor. 1t is the srosr, h ms
who. regardless Of all cons,d..'s
OF hospitality or friendship ~ ons
guests to her house for the a~ Vs
purpose Of winning their monsv !,
only aim is to get together ,bos. NJ
viii play roulette or bridge and Gu "~
ford 70 pay up handsomely wbsr a.
hour OF reckoning comes. us
There is no less danger for r. -,
ed youth In the country hopss '
friends yacht or in a London DIS
room than on the turf or a, ny
Carlo. Night after night woman =
courage gambling in their house -,
watch compIacently the necu,,.1
scourging Of their friends"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
4 Warning.

To feel tired after eXertion is one
thing: to feel tired before Is another.
Don't say the latter Is laziness--
isn't: but it's sign that the SYSTEM
lacks vitality. Is running down. u,,1
needs the tonic effect of Hoods Sarau-
parilla. f"
It's a warning. too--anc sufferers
should begin taking HOODS at once.
Buy a bottle today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
THE 35TH HARLEM REGATTA
Takes Place Under Favorable Conditions and
Furnishes Good Sport.

New York. May 3o.--The 35.h annual re-
gat.a of the Harlem Regatta Association
took place. today. on the Harlem river
speedway course under very favorable
weather conditions. Several protests
Were made during the day. They were
against Columbia. the West Philadelphia )
and the Nespers, but as none of these
crews won, the protests We're not acted
upon. The best race of the day was the
final of the junior cight-oaiel shell which
was won by thine New York A. C. Once
again The famous Dauntiess senior eish.
local waters. The wearers of the blue
and white won the senior event from the
Union Boat Cub by lot 10 spare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
Auoussa. s: Haverhiil. z.

Havcrhill. Mass. May 30.-The after
noon game between Haverhill and Angus
ia resulted in a victory for the visitors
through the inability of the locals TO pre-
vent the gains on long hits. The game
was the shortest yet played in the league.
Stackpole was in good form. allowing Ali-
Eusta but seven hits, three OF which came
in the seventh. bringing in as many runs.
The feature of the game, aside from the
work of Pitcher Conroy in the Augusta
outfield and HagGerty's beautiful thru
BILE play by Ring of the visit
ors who with three men on bases in the
eighth and no one out. jumped high In
the air and pulled down Flahertys hit.
catching NJ Dorsey off base. The batt.n$
of Ring and Dorsey went far towards
making the game interesting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
Cricket.

At Andover. Mass.-Everett. 81;
AndOver. Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
TERRIBLY BURNED.
Fireworks Factory employee at Hanover
Mass. Perhaps Fatally Injured.

Hanover, Mass. May % While engaged
in filling firecrackcrs nj the treworks rae
tory of George j. J. Clark In West Han
over, this afternoon, VIM. Bowers. oNer
20 years of age. was terribly burned and
perhaps fatally injured by the explosion
He ran from the building into the yor'i
where he laid unconscious for some time
before he was found. His arms. legs.
body and face were terribly burned and
IL is feared that he is injured internally.
He was removed Ia the Massachusetts
General Hospital in Boston
The explosion raised the entire roof SoV-
eral feet in the air.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
BODIES OF INFANTS
To the Number OF 81 Found in a BirminsAn
Eng. Cellar.

London. May 30.-A sensation has
been caused at BirminC iam by the dis-
covery Of 81 bodies # infants IN
cellar beneath an updertaker's estap
lishmcnt The bodies were in various
7tagcs Of decomposition and thrown
.ogrther in soap boxes. The establish
ment was conducted by a widow WI.
was charged with causing the inlal''
death. The prisoner was remanoeu'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31

Henry Lewis Morris. n descendant of
Gouvcrneur Morris. signer of the
Declaration of Independence, has just
purcha sed for $4,000 Il piece of prop
erty in New York which was sold by
his father i'm 1852 for $l55. The p: op
crty is located at One Hundred and
Fofty-ninth street and Third avenue.
When the 1852 transfer was made there
we've only eight houses between ii and
the Harlem river: now there are 10000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
Manchester. 8; Bangor. 3.

Manchester, N. H.. May 3O.-Manchester
won from Bangor. this morning, IN tne
first inning, when every nome player W!.n
that Mr.. Smiths boys apparently let up;
Five hits, four errors and a sacrifice did
the business Bangor's eight hits were
well scattered. although triple by Gui-
heen and double by Kelley. In the open
ing inning added chill to those that the the
was threa tening and the air was raw.
hut 400 fans sat through the contests and
appeared to enjoy the opening inning.
TezOtte placed a fine of S on Captain
HAYWARD of the visiting team. for chin
music from the bench after the umpire
had politely but firmly requested silence
there The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
A PLUcxY CAPTAIN
Puts His Steamer Ashore Rather Than Sink q
Small Boat

Providence. May 30.-The steamer Sea
board of the Joy Line. ran aground. this
morning. as she was coming up the mar
Dor on her trip from New York.
With two excursion boats on her star
board side and a barge on her port side.
a small sail boat with five men aboard
ran directly across her board.
To prevent a collision the captain of the
Seaboard ran his steamer on the mad
flats.
The steamer was foated with no inja-
ries and left this city on her usual trip.
this evening, for New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
B;olooicaI Expedition to ss'@ss'

New York. May so.-The o lS,.st,
department of New YORK up.rmuds
will send an expedition to hf e ri
June /. under the diree.lo" &,omeicd
G. T. Bristol. to open the u'o ",t 4
station for the season. Inc ~ cor,
This season will be the STUDY ~ The
reefs and the further exploratD"
marine fauna Of those isiand"
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THOROUGH INVESTIGATION.
70 Be Made Of the Endowment Rank. khigAt
oil Pythias.

Chicago. May 30.-The Chronicle
says: The insurance department Of two
states will participate in the examina-
ton of the affairs of the Endowment
Rank Of the Knights of E'ythias which
will be begun in this city. Monday, II.
linois having invited Connecticut's rep
resentatives to be present. The action
meets with the appreciation Of the Of
ticials of the rank. who say that the
wider scope of the examination the BET
ter il will be for the Knights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
LEWISTON.

Earned runs-Portland. 4: Lewiston
Two-base hits-Curtis. Conroy. Three
base ht-Powers Stolen bases.Cuftis =
COnroy. Wiley 2. Murphy. Mullaney, 3.
Sacrifice hit-Wiley. First base on balls
on Coughlin. 2 off Powers. 2. ~ Dy
pitched baIl-By Coughlin. by Powers.
Struck out-By Coughlin. 4: by Farrell, l.:
by Powers. |. Double plays.Murphy'
Cameron and Conroy. Umpire. Mahoney
Time hrs Attendance, 1888.
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The Wabash Trouble Settled.

Toronto, Ont, May 3o.-r. nm.
O'Connell of the international Ma
lists Association has received ln.oh
ton that the strike on the 80.
Railway had been satisfactory o. sc.st
ed: that firms along the Pacm. mt
are also signing the agreement. =
the Bates Manufacturing 20 az hase
Decker Machine Co. Of Oswes" ~
agreed to the demands OF l A.
chinists. and that the employs I'M
Sargent Company of New Haven
gone back to work. Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
FAMOUS ACADEMY GONE.
The Ihomas.on. c.. Academy BuiIdina D..
troyed. With a $4,000 Loss.

ThomastOn. Conn. May GA los
Of $4,000 was caused by the destrus.
ton. early Thursday morning. Of Ii.
old Thomaston Academy building. Il
had not been used for school purposes
for some years and was occupied bya
social club. 1t is supposed that the
blaze was Of incendiary origin Two
previous attempts had been made 70
burn the structure. The loss on the
building and furniture is partly cover.
ed by insurance.
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Barkentine Ndette Ashore.

New York. May 30.-The barKehl'N
Vidette Of Philadelphia. Capt Lenies
from San Juan, Porto Rico. III pal'a's
is ashore at Point Lookout near 'on'.
Inlet. Long Island. Size was bounu y
New York and probably lost ner pea.
incs owing to the fog. The Vidstte reg
is:ers 4g5 tons net register. u.
The Nidde:te went ashore, eaf! ~, ~,
morning. east Of Point Lookou' ~ ~
saving station, opposite Freepoi. =,
life saving station boat rescueu "
GROW
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LAKE SCHOONER MISSING
The lula A. Merrill With Nine Psn,m A.,
due at Chicago.

Chicago, May 30.-Fears for tho ST.
~ Of the three masted schooner Tr,,,
A. Merrill. which left Menomise MA
for Chicago. Thursday, and has y,
been heard from since entertained M
vessel should have arrived in this div
several days ago.
The schooner is In charge Of Can,
Harms and carries a crew Of sfr !,
addition to the crew. Capt NsruIr.
Gotta Of the schooner Quickstep. ana
his son were on the vessel. II is fear.
ed all on board We're drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
National League Stand. ng.
Other Games.

At Buffalo--Buffalo. 1: Toronto. T.
At Middletown--Wts! eyan, IL; Column
bia, Z.
At Providence-B:own. .: George
town, 0.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s: Will
liams. 2.
At worcestcr-IIo,y Cross, G: Dart
mouth. s.
At Exeter-Phillips Exeter, T.: Exeter
Clippers, s.
At Middletown, Conn.-Wesleyan. Z:
Columbia, Z.
At Observation-Disclosures Second. c; L.
of Vermont, 5.
At Bethlehem. Pa.-Penna.. 10; Lehish,
II. CTen innings).
At WilliamstOwn-Willi Freshmen.
10: Derby Academy. 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Syracuse.
2. Syracuse. 8; Worcester. Z.
At Observation-Disclosures Z; Hartford,
3. Providence, 4; Hartford, 3.
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vile. Cuppy and Creigcr. Attendance
1900.
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Home Team Wins from visitors Tor First lime
In 10 Years u Home.

Lewiston. Me. May 3.-'spec'al.
and Tufts played in the mud on "a'ee,o,
field. this afternoon. and ior wv
time in 10 years the former deiea'e" ',e
latter in game In this city. me VS.
ors were out Helded and out ba'te", nc
feature OF the game was catch d i;ni r'h nnl,
ing with hts left hand OF LIZ ms NV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31
AUGUSTA.

Earned runs-Haverhill Two,oase
hits-McNally.. Nj. Dorsey. Lent. Seifert.
McIntire. Leighton. Cross. Stolen bases,
Seifert. Doe. Double plays-Costeilo ana
O'Neil Davis and Burke. Moran ana
Burke Sacrifice hits-Cross. Costello
First base on balls-By Seifert: Ross :!
Cross; by Cross. Cassidy 2. OMEN. Dor
sew. M Dorsey. Seifert 2 Struck out-By
Seifert. Leighton. Davis: by Cross. Cas-
sidy. Costello .. Dorsey. Leaf. Flaherty.
Downey, Seifert. Passed lls-McNaliy.
4om. Umpire, Wheelock. Attendance. 5'5.
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HAVERHILL.

Earned runs-Augusta Have:hliI
TWo-base hits-Ring. Dorsey 2. S ackpole
Sacrifice hits-ONeil. Stolen bases-Con-
row. Double plays-Cassidy and Lent !;
Ring unassisted' O'Neil. COST Ito and Dor
sew First base on balls-By }. Cross.
Costello; by Stackpole. Davis. Ross.
Struck out-By Stackpole. Mcintyre.
Haggerty 9, Conroy. Wild pttches-Stack-
pole Time. 1.O9. Umpire. Wheelock. At
tendance 1900.
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Take care of the forests" says
Tennessee paper. in announcing that
out of Il single tree in Dyer county
citizen had got four cords Of firewood.
three gallons of honey and five rae
cOOnS. AHW
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Portland. 8: Lewiston. 5.

Portland. Me. May 30.-With the score
) TO against them. Lewiston batted ou'
the three runs needed TO tie In the ninth.
today. aided by Weloh's error. In he
10th the visitors got man on third with
but one out but could not score. The
Portland team won In the nth when
Portland guagcd Powers siants for three
runs \ double play and an easy ground
or destroyed the visitors chances OF
scoring. Farrell was hit In the ann by
Cuughlin in the End and was obliged 10
retire In favor of Powers. Score.
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MANCHESTER.

Earned runs-Manchester. 3; Bangor, !.
Clark. Three-base hit-Hayward. Left
on Observation-Disclosures. 10: Bangor. 3 First
base on balls-By McCloud. !; by Smith.
. Struck out-By Smith. I. Hit by
pitched ball-Sheets 2. Guiheen. Time.
%. Umpire, Lezotte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31

4 French scientist mas roison.
mar nlonts are very sensitive % ep.
The higher plants. as wen ~ ~ cor
able us to detect the prese, SUI
per. mercury and other tOn va. dces
stances. which chemical ahai'
not detect.
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LEWISTON.

Earned runs-LeWiston !. Threc-bnst
hit-Wise. Two-base hits-Tibbetts. Bur
reil. Stolen bases-Woods. Wise. Mulia-
ney. Double piays-Barry to Cameron:
Howe To Wise. First base on balls-By
Schneider. Cameron :: by Long. Board
man. Hit by pitched ball-By Long, WISE
aud Connolly Struck out-By Long.
Eoardman. Burrell =. Mullaney. Connolly
= Howe Schneider; by Schneider. Barry.
Curtis Conroy .. Wiley. Time, $50. I'm
pire Mahoney. Attendance, 400.
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BANGOR.

Earned runs-Manchester. l: Bangor. 2
Two-base hits-Keliey and SpOoner Thre.
base hits-Gniheen. Stolen bases-kellei
balls-By Brown. whiting 2 Day; b,
Day, Jope 2. Hit by pitcher ball-Sheets
Struck Out-By Day, Smith 2. Brown 2
Eacrifice hits-Kclley Of Manchester, AM
Whiting. Time. 1hr 35m. Umpire, LIE
sotte. Attendance, 400.
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Nashua. z; Lowell. o.

Nashua; N. H.. May 30.-Nashua won
out, today. by pure merit. Moore pitche
a good game and held the hits down TO
the intield with one or two exceptions
He was supported in fine shape. The
feature of the game was home run In
the Sth by Shea. Nashua played an er-
rorless game. The visitors put up gooi
game but were not equal to the occa-
81
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Lewiston. Me-. May 31.-Schneider pi CHI
ed winning ball. today. but four infield err
rors in the first inning lost Lewiston the
game Howe's third base play was the
feature of the game Part OF the game
was played in a drizzling rain.
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TUFTS.

TWO-base hits-BucknHfh. FIah' NII'
Stolen bases Lang. Bas" on ba ~
Hucknam. 8 struck out-By buchanan.
4. nv Civ. 8 Sacrifice hii--fisk Dou-
bic plays Fiemmins to orihy; Pass
eJ baIis-Stone Umpire. James McMan-
nus Time. 1hr 55m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31

II had a running. itching - Ontn1,..s
ey. suffered fortunes. Du vsa itcling " "
ook away the burning a.ssd iHSnlenX
a mrs c. W. LsnSArt. 5ovS :.
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LOWELL.

Earned runs-Nashua 2. Two-base hit
Gildea Home run-Shea. Stolen bases
Carney 2. Base on balls-By Moore. Re
ney. Struck out-By Moore. II. Regan
DeRohen: by Gildea. COverney. Double
plays-DeRohen and Merritt; Allen