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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-01-18

Piso Cure is tho best medicine we ever used
for all affections Of the throat and lungs-WN.
o ENDsnEY, Vanhuren. Ind. Feb 10, 1900.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-01-18

The most interesting type of mascu.
Unity after all-the winter man.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-01-18

Never try to dictate to a woman
unless she is your stenographer.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-01-18

The Crystal Palace accommodates
more people than any other building
in the world. It Will hold 100000
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-01-18

You cannot cover sin by Offering 8
per cent Of the spoils to the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
Notes Of the Game.

Sparks covered his territory in center
field very acc.ptably. Saturday. and his
stick work WAS one of the features of tbs
game.
Umpire T.rker's work WIS appreciated
and from all appearances h" is man OF
good judgment and gives his decisions
with an exercise of this judgment and
knowledge OF TN. rules
Patton was mystifyinE to All Corners
Saturday. and even the best hlttors WELD
ed the stick many times III vain.
Stanwood met with an unfortunate ac-
Cidcnt in sliding hcadlong for first He
struck the ground with 4 thud which
could hc heard in the EI'Indstand. He dis
located his shoulder but after il was earn
fully attended Ia ny physicians he pluck
lily returned to the bench and i'm his
dfzed condition started for his position in
the field. not realizing his crippled cnndI-
ton. There were many shouts of Sympl-
thy from the fans and ii is to be hoped
that he is not to be permanently retired
on account of the accident.
Higgins and Blair passed Sunday with
relatives in Richmond.
MaloneY. the new pitcher. will be in the
box for Hallowell in the game with AU-
SuSta here. Tuesday.
Tho re were few who understood Umpire
Nchb decision on first when a Winthrop
base runner covered from first to second
on caught fly and was narrowly caught
ut first 10y Newenham for a double play
he man was not retired by Mr. Webb
but WAS advanced to his second base
The ladies were in evidence at the zane
and it is a fact that they are important
factors when it comes to loyal support
"Gramp'' Morse didn't get around 10
effective stick work hut he intended to
and was fun OF courage until the last gun
was fired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
FAST BALL THE RULE.
Trolley League Prospects Bright-Av
erages Of the Augusta Players.

The Trolley League has now been in
operation for Il period OF two weeks ana
many surprises have been handed out 70
the consideration Of the enthusiastic
baseball fan The first surprise is III"
quality of ball that the spectators have
had the pleasure of witnessing, not only
here in Augusta, but i'll every town i'll the
league. For the most part the scores have
been exceedingly close and the extra m
ming games have been somewhat numcr-
oIl:' each team having participated III at
least one extra inning contest.
rho several teams have been more or
less strengthened ana the prospects III tn"
future are for faster ball than the past
two weeks AT first it looked as though
Gardiner had without Il question. the best
team in the league. but the last tw"
games they have participated in has
changed the idea of the sports and from
now on the other teams will look forward
to a game with Gardiner as Il tough con
test but one that may be won.
The Winthrop team the past week has
festng the Gardiner team in an extra in
ming contest and playing Il grand ; to |
game with Ifallowell. There has been only
one cloud to mar the prospect of this
team and this is the playing OF tarrigan.
The Winthrop people of course think that
they have right to play this man and
on the other hand the other teams. or
some of the other teams think they hav"
league directors to settle. But with or
without CarriGan they now have a tenn
that VIII make IL more tllin interesting
for the other teams of the league.
The Hallowcll team is playing a grand
good game. but by hard lucl; AMI better
bah playing by the other team lost two
games. the Fourth. They won Il great
game from Winthrop. Saturday. ana Will
with their present team make any contest
they enter into interesting for the other
fellows.
of the Augusta team little need he said
'O'IIallrOn. the center fielder on the team
did not prove up to his or the manage
mentS' expectations and was released.
The new acquisition to tn" team. Penley
has figured well. and by the enthusiastic
fans, here, is likencd unto the star of
the Boston team. Parent. for both will
try for anything that comes anywhere
in their territory. Augusta is to play five
games. this week. weather permitting
ana the hackers. not to appear Conservi-
tive, look for the team to take the entire
five
In regard to the individual playing OF
the members of tn" Augusta team, figures
generally tell tn" case fairly well and the
following is the batting and fielding aver
ages of each and every member of the
team to date:
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Trolley League Notes.

johnson pitched good game against
Augusta. Saturday afternoon. although he
nln allow sin men to walk tney resulted
10 no run getting.
Carrigan has played good ball with
winthrop. In fact he had an enViabl"
reputation when he joined the team. com
ing from Holy Cross.
The race for the championship is now
getting interesting. If Gardiner drops
today game to Augusta the two teams
VIII be tied for first position.
One fact that was noticeable during the
game at Gardiner. Saturday. WAS that
Gardiner basorunners were a little shy
in taking liberties running to second.
Watson will pitch. today. for the Angus.
IA team. and il is reported that Kane viii
be in the box for Gardiner. This should
certainly be one of the games of the sea
son.
The work of Wiley on first base for the
Augusta team is worthy at mention. lie
nhS PLAYED in the entire series th''S iar.
having a. put outs 10 MS cfcut "ithout
an error and he does well ut the bat.
Stevens. the shortstop. has been released
ny Manager Purinton. stevens was good
NAN hut Il little inclined to be nervous
and with Il few more years should prove
to be Il good man. but at present he had
not proved himself fast enough Tor the
Trolley League company. ;,
Gardiner and Augusta VIII play post
poncd game at the Driving Park. this af
ternoon. and the Winthrop Augusta game
scheduled for this date VIII be played.
Wednesday, The lineup OF inc Augusta
team will be: H. Remission. Q: Watson.
p: Wiley. 1b: Moody. 2b: Penlcy, So;
Continued ON Page Eighty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
The Weeks Schedule.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
y-Philadelphia at Boston. New
York at Brooklyn.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
FIiday-Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburg
at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York, st
Louis at Philadelphia.
Saturday-St. Louis at Boston, Chicago
at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at New York, Gin
Cinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday-Boston at Chicago. New York
at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
Friday and STANDARDIZATION at St.
Louis New York at Cleveland. Philadel-
phil at Detroit, Washington at Chicago.
Sunday-Roston at st. Louis. Washing
ton at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Monday-IIaverhilI at Concord. New
Bedford at Manchester. Nashua at Lynn,
Fall River at Lowell.
Tuesday-Haverhill at Manchester. New
Bedford at Concord, Lowell at Lynn, Fall
Wednesday-New Bedford at Lowell.
Lynn at Manchester. Nashua at Haverhill
two games. Fan River at CONCORD
Lynn at Concord 1.-TWO games,. Haverhill
at Lowell. New Bedford at Nashua
Friday-Fall River at New Bedford.
Manchester at Nashua. Concord at Ha-
verhill
Nashua at Lynn. Lowell at Haverhill
1.-TWO games). New Bedford at Fall River.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Monday.Bridgcport at Norwich, Hol-
yoke at New London. New Haven at
Meriden, Hartford at Springfield.
Tnesday-Bridgeport at New London.
Ifolyoke at Norwich. Springfield at Meri-
den, New Haven at Hartford.
Nednesday-Norwicb at Bridgeport.
Springfield at New Haven. New London at
HolyOke. Hartford at Meriden.
Thursday-Meriden at Bridgeport, Nor
wich at New Haven. New London at
Springfield, Holyoke at Hartford
Friday-Rridgeport ut New Haven. Nor
wich at Holyoke, Springfield at Hartford
New London at Merden.
Saturday-New London at Bridgeport.
Hartford at New Haven. Norwich at
Springfield. Meriden at HolyOke.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday-Ne New
ark at Toronto. Jersey City at Rochester.
Providence 1T Montreal, Baltimore at
Buffalo.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-New
ark mt Montreal Jersey City at Buffalo.
Providence at Toronto. Baltimore at
Rochester
Sunday-Baltimore at Montreal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
Baseball Notes.

ITaverhilI has Il postponed games to
play.
Laioie says the team he fears most is
Philadelphia
Philadelphia is now q little closer on
the heels of the leaders
The Connie Macks have won four of
the last five games played against the
Champs.
The Philadelphia Nationals defeated the
Boston team in a great 10-inning game
Saturday. 4 to .
'orcoran, Smoot. Clark and Sebring
each secured two-baSe hit in the Chi
cago-St. Louis game. Saturday.
Owner Frank Farrell of the Now York
Highlanders, says he Is bound to have a
winner. no matter what the cost.
SiAty-three hits were made in the two
games between the Champs and AthIet
les, Saturday. Someone evidently fatted
their batting average.
Lauterborn, shortstop on the Boston Ma
tionaIs. made two errors in the game with
the Philadelphia team. Saturday. losing
the game for the home team.
Washington's pitchers do not rank high
IN percentage OF victories. but IT would
be different If they had someone behind
them who could be depended upon to hit
the ball.
Jack Warner. who was suspended and
nned 800 for failing to connect with ST
Louis on recent trip. is said to he
slated for n trade with the Cincinnati
Reds of Philadelphia.
Chairman Garry Hermann of the ma
tional commission announces that the Ho-
boken club has withdrawn from the pro-
lection of the national agreement. receiv
ing back its deposit of 500
There are always chances for surprise
in baseball; that is what makes it 50 fas
chatting. Who would have picked the
Cardinals to beat the leaders in the
American League, Saturday?
record crowd of 25.075 people saw the
games between the Boston and Philadei-
phia American teams in Philadelphia. Sat
urdaN. Soston won the first game. ii to
:. and lost the second. IL to 4.
Chicago and Pittsburg National Leagu"
teams broke even. Saturday. Chicago
won the frst game. to i. and then were
defeated in "a 10-inning contest, :, to l.
Such is the uncertainty of baseball.
Free hitting was the rule in the big
leagues. Saturday. There was no game
where the total number of hits would not
count up to at least % The spit ball
must have gone out of commission.
Umpire KLEIN is the most active man
on Pulliam's staff. Before the season
opened he went through 4 regular train
ing season IN the South and with the New
Jersey independents. the same as a ball
player.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10

caught going to second. on a bunt ny
Moody Files hit to Clason and ne fhaoe
another error and one by Johnson nm
mediately following allowed Moody 70
bring in another score. The hehhis'o''
b, others botn famed and 1t was over -
far as more run getting was concerheo
for this inning. For Gardiner, Joifiso"
famed. Messenger was out, Moody u"
first and Stone missed three beauties
Score: Augusta. >: Gardiner, ].
Ninth inning Watson was out, Johh-
son went out pitcher to first Craig 'h'ro
to first and then Abbott cracked out
nice clean single. Penley hit hot one 10
short. which Scott was unable TO hahhie'
Wiley made hit and Abbott sco'eu.
Moody was the last Augusta man 10 Dat
going out to right. For Gardiner, Mohro
flied to left. Clason walked but was
caught making second. on a heidef ;
option of a hit by Beane- Scott idhheu
and the agony was over. Score: Au-
gusta. 8; Gardiner, 0. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
SPORTING NOTES.

| Tie Vanderbilt Cun race will take
| place on Long Island. oct IA. and the
| preliminary trials are set for Sept g.
Jimmy Gardner. the lightweight
%parrer, Is matched to spar Ruhe Tur-
| her' he VIII leave Lowell for san Fran
| cisco. Monday.
Henry +. Post. 1906 college. has been
CHOSEN captain Of the Columbia 'Vdrsi-
" crew for next season. Post rowed at
- III ttc Columbia eight. which
roWed at Pcughkeepsie. last week. and
"troked the eight. last year. Gerald S.
LouG hlln. who was Columbia's cap
tam TINS year. will return to college
again. but despite the fact that the
crew CaptaiHcy was offered to him for
next season he felt himself unable to
accept it.
az the athletic sports. Saturday Mt
birmingham. Eng. II. A. Hyman OF the
University of Pennsylvania won the 300
yard run in 81 seconds At first il was
thought he had broken the English rec
ord 81 70 seconds. held ny c. ID. Wood.
nut measurement of the course after
''i' race showed 1t to be 1 feet. ) inches
snort OF "o yards, and the time made by
ilEnla1 therefore will not stand as a
record special race at 500 yards has
peen arranged between Wood and Hy-
man for July -
Aftful one OF the prdes of the Whit
hey stables, won the Brighton handicap.
ne richest all-agcd purse of the racing
year. at New York, Saturday afternoon.
twenty-five thousand people witnessed
me race and was one of the closest and
most exciting finishes pulled off. at this
meet. in recent years Beside this race
there were five others run off all of
which were close and exciting enough
Ior anyone. The PunChtown stake was
me principal feature outside of the handi-
cap and was won by Jim Newman.
Martin j. Sheridan Of the Irish-Ameri-
can Club of New ork won the title OF
amateur all-round athlete of America.
AT the NJ. ]. L. grounds, in Brooklyn.
saturday afternoon. Sheridan scored
record OF $50 l. points, smashing the
old mark of $3.50 held by Harry Gill OF
Toronto and made in 1898. A crowd OF
lVD people witnessed the exhibition. M
j. Sheridan. !. \. A. C.. New YORK.
bS2o -; r. IL. Clark 3. A. A., 6lS, A. b.
Gum. 'tth Regt. Buffalo. 6lll Geo. Mex
Hall. G. Y. NJ. c. a.. Buffalo, $3.50: l.. E.
Allen. y. Y. NJ c. A., 3g7S
announcement was made Saturday Ut
Detroit, that Lou Dillon and Jaj Delmar.
the only two-minute trotters In the
world. will be seen in a match race AZ
he blue ribbon meeting in Detroit the
opening Of the grand circuit, July "a 10
p The Detroit Driving Club will give
handsome gold cup to the winner I. n.
III Billings, who owns both horses, Will
drive Lou Dillon, and Mai Dclmar, who
defeated Lou Dillon. last fall, at Mem
phs for the 5000 gold championship cup
will be driven by Harry X. DevereauN'
Lou Dillon, LIS IL. showed all OF her
oldItime form. Saturday, when she trot-
ted a mile in ".0I at the Chenille track
Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
,ut at second by throw from Driscoll 70

out at second by throw from Driscoll 70
Csrrigan-
Eighth inning struck out: Tai
bot out first, after 4 pretty stop Of
grounder by Higgins. Cary out first, un-
assisted. For IIallowelI Pugsley went
out. pitcher to first. Sparks singled
Patten vert out to Talbot and Newen-
ham out to DTiGcoll.
Ninth inning Csrrigan singled Worm
wood saw first. owing to error by Pugs-
ley. Morse struck out DrIscoIl got his
first on four balls. keene striking out
Talbot got scratch hit which brought
Carrigan home and saved the whitewash
York went out to Patten, unassisted.
The gCOre:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
Trolley League Schedule.

MISUNDERSTANDING at Augusta post
poned from June -
uosd;!y-tiardiner at Hallowell Angus
ia at Winthrop
Nedne sday-Hallowell ut Gardiner
nthrop at Augusta postponed from
July 10.
Observation-Disclosures at HallowclI
t'rdaY-Ni nthrop al Gardiner.
saturday Gardiner at Augusta. Halo
well at WinthrOn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
AT ST. LOUIS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE, SATURDAY.

At Philadelphia-First game: Boston
II; Philadelphia fAthletics). X Second
game: Philadelphia. H. Boston. A. At
tendance. 1900
nings). Attendance. 1000.
At st. Louis-St. Louis. s; Cleveland, ).
Attendance. 500.
At Observation-Disclosures game: New York
s: Washington, l. Second game: New
York. ;. Washington, IA innings). At
tendance. II, S33
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
o1nea GAMES SATURDAY.

Az port,and-portIand. -; Kittery. 1. :
Al Biddeford- Biddeford. is: Freeport. 3
At Rockland-U. S. S. Texas, IL; r. \.
NJ. G. A., 0. 20. 1,,o
At I.aconia, N. H.-I.aconia. IL Idie-
AZ Rrupswick-Cabots. S; Bath, l;
Al Milton, N H.-Milton, z; North ber-
wick (Me). 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
GARDINER.

Two-base hits-H. Remission, Moody,
Allen Stolen baSes-Stone .. Moody.
Struck out-By johnson. 10; by Remission.
s. Hit by pitched ball-MessenGer. BaSe
on balls-Oft johnson. e; off Remission. :.
Left on baSos-AuGu3ta, II; Gardiner g.
Sacrifice ht-Stonc. Umpire, Weber
Time, lJJ. Attendance, 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
IiAIIOWEIIL

Two-yasc hit-Aratt. Stolen bases
Sherwood . Morse. Newenham. Carey
Struck out-By York, 3: by Pdtten. H.
Double play-C.ry to Carrigan to Keene
Hit by pitched ball Ncwenham. Carey
BdSe on baIls-On York. 3; off W"odlOck.
IL: Of Patten. >. Struck out-By York. Da-
Wis. PuGsley. Ncwenhdm: by Pdtttn. Cary.
Wormw God g. Morse. Driscoll. keenn 5.
Irish. York. Empires. Webb and Parker.
I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
National League Standing.
Standing a Year Ago.
AT CHICAGO

Chicago 80 o q 0 y o. 81
Pittsburg % 0 q o2-It-2
Batteries-Wicker Reulbach and
O'Neil1. Flaherty and PETIT Time. -
Umpire. o Day. Attendance $500
Game called at end of 10Th to allow
teams to catch trains.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati III o ) o x-6-1l-l
At. Louis ....l 0 o o OIL 81
Batteries-Overall and Phelps: Taylor
and Leahy Time l.55 Umpire, Bause-
wine. Attendance. 42l3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE. SATURDAY.

At Observation-Disclosures. 4: Boston. 30
innings). Attendance, 2110.
At New York-New York Brooklyn
game postponed owing to rain
At Chcago-First game: Chicago. 8.
Pittsburg. ]. Second game: Fittsburg. ).
Chicago. l. Attendance. 5000.
At Cincinnati-St. Louis. 6: Cincinnati.
s Attendance. 24G0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
New England League Standing.
Standing a Year Ago.

At New Bedford-New Bedford. 5; Man
chester. 0.
Al Bayerhill-Haverhill. l. Lynn, O.
Al Fall River-Fal River. II; Con
cord. s.
At I1owelI-First game: Lowell 4:
Nashua. L Second game: Lowell, II.
Nashua, 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE, SATURDAY.
Connecticut League Standing.

At Rridgeport-First game: New Lon
don, 4: Bridgeport, 3. Second game: New
London, .: Bridgeport. ,.
At New Havcn-First game: Holyoke.
3. New Haven. l. Second game: Hol-
yoke Z; New Haven. ;
At Springteld-Mer :; Springfield. l.
At Hartford-N Norwich. >; Hartford. l.
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EASTERN leASUE, SUNDAY.

At Montreal-Montreal. .; Providence,
| III innings).
At Newark Baltimore. .; Newark, o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

VALLEJO. cal. March 2O.-A mur.
der was committed on the United
cruiser Boston, and James \
Cooper is now in jail here charged with
shooting y. porsCtt to death. Bot!
Wcr" negro attcndant'. Cooper wa
in irons ana brought here
Cooper says he acted in self defense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

OYSTER BAY, \. Y. March DO.
has been broken for an addi-
lion to President ~l;ooscvclt'S Sycamore
Hill residence. The addition viii make
big improvement to the presidential
summer home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Subscribe for The Evening News.
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Idaho Joins.

Fraser, Idaho, Nov 9th Especially
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-14

Richard Brinsley Sheridan always
maintained that the Duke of yelling
ton would succeed in Portugal, while
his friend, Gen. Tarleton, had the
opinion that he would fail The mat
ter was one Of constant dispute be.
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Tarleton, who had been wrong,
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"Oh, higher than ever" was the re.
ply IF was on high horse before,
am on an elephant now"
mo, no, my dear fellow" said the
wit; you were on an ass before, and
you are on a mule now"
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