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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08
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The American Boy

II BIS the greatest lecture on This
great subject / have ever heard. Par.
~nta who have boys cannot AFFORD 10
miss an opportunity TO hear It, The
man who hears 10 VIII h. a boy again
l'rof GEO A newton. supt. city
schools GTconyillo. Texas. S
Good soda water Is good because d
iH c]arbunatcd properly and the water
IH filtered W. are prepared TO make
b. iu his way Come IN and sor our
electrical o%arbonator and hltcrcr II
iH a. wonderful az an adding machine
or a photograph HOID'S. on the way
to the post office sig
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N-y EMPLOY OUTSIDE TALENT.
WITH PLENTY At -OyE7
my IS 70 Necessary = -s.e An e..
ger Eg5t -. eccsG7-Tne
S.ss. srsy's rave . Publish.
&c Statement Essv Menth.

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,.lleI .a4. ta- sy1,. -a1l.l ye audi.
'e. las .s.s Que aa..a took ysc
.e.s.su member. 70 that g.ly aa.
a.faa. very pleasant AID .rmau pen.
ulugrou % Tho finance committee. aho
recommended ina ST. Hollis be- zoo
p.oss1. 'yss The pain position hat sl
expert could 1o the work 10 less
time and that be- being a di-lntereste1
paraon. should 10 he checking. Sir
Pennington old not even intimate ina
there was anything wrong with the
BOOKS On the contrary he expressed
absolute confidence 10 The honesty and
integrity Of he city officials. He be.
. lieyed, however hat an expert and
an outside nan should be employed.
Re thought mat such a man would sat-.
lsfy eyeryone.
Alderman McCharen TOOK a similar
position He said that the matter oil
I checking the bODks had been pending
for some time and thought that the
work ought 10 be done without mrtn-
o. delay. 20 lli ST.. Raudol
rho aldermen who re against
fho employment Of an expert tools
The position that there were capaJ.
men lu AIdmor, 100 do lho work. THE
names of EI Roberts and %. T. Foster
were mentioned. 10 Is said that tA.
s],Iyiccs 81 MIR. Roberts could be SEE
cured shortly.
Mayor DICK was -tongiy opposed 'o
paying The mount asked by The eA-
pert He thought that the figures were
oxoriltaut. hence he would not sup
port the proposition when the matter
came 10 a tic vote. He did not belize
In paying double, he said, for the WORK
suggested. He was anxious that The
books should be- checked and he
thought that The people were entitled
10 know something with reference 10
the financial condition ot the city.
{ Mayor Dick said that every official
was under bon and that the cry
was fully protected ~ thought INA,
the council should consider PROPOSE
lions from home men and other ac
cOntants before closing a deal. II
they are not honest the p~cnitentiary
stares them in the face.
1t may BE- interesting to the people
Of Ardmoro to state hat the auditing
the books absolutcl. form no basis
for reflection on me officials of the
city. II is part OF the regular work.
II is true that the books should have
been checked before but the delay
viii be- OF no consequence.
Some were inclined ~ believe th0'
the checking OF the city's accounts
was du 10 some political scheme. This
was denounced In open council 10y tho
members. It was said that the cam
paign had nothing TO DO with the aud
iting Of m books. Political gossip
may result At this time, but there is
no foundation for the report that poll
tics has anything TO do with The mat.
/ ter.
Aldermen Fraley. Gillian and Ha-.
dy In supporting thy amendment to
hold the matter open said they saw no
necessity Of hurryiug matters. that
other propositions should be consider
cd.
Mayor Dick vas seen by tho repre-.
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The OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER the
United States Court for TIE Southern
District. indian TER my Also for
he LhicLas.w gtOcr Association Of
., indian Territory. and ne oficia.
iran u the city
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UDe the Long Distance Telephone
.ud call up Phone y, 3. II % YAM
ne AtdmOrelte.
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Tho Japs do not appear wiling TO
give tho Russians The solacc VI that
one desired victory, but are hghtirg
,ust aA d"tcrmincdly AZ II m" fat" 81
uclr empire depended upon their every
effort.
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crs,tsn Pee, lt's'

Publishs1 even E,srbOru tsIcep,
saturday and Sunday morning
OMcs III vgblicAuOf, SOrtn Wash
nytOn Etrest
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Col Jack Chiuu OF Kentucky. uolo
riouB FOR his h%andinosa with KIM"
and gun called on The President M
other day Roosevelt is my Kind Cd
man. said Cob Jack lie Toes things
Changed my politics? not at all, ! am
n ltuOHoyolt Bryan Democrat
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Bazaar.

All those who have promised 10 ls
aist In our bazaar viii please ,ahc
articles th0y have made q. vrs u
llardy's residence Thursday ,taaor.
row.
STELLA CARTER scerott-
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The above figures is what in.
surance Will cost you for 20
years. less 20 per cent dividends
which the company pays annu.
lily 70 reduce the figures men
toned above. Compare these
figures with what yo- are pay
ing and ask the repr natives
OF other companies o. &. dictate
these figures. with ',e privilege
OF converting tbs plan into any
other plan q insurance sold
Hear what they have 10 say.
n. L.
Gen. Agent Penn Mutual Life lnsur-
anoe Company, of Indian Territory
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Fresh Garden q Field Seed

Al E.rls r1H o. hands a. z y
F1ghs Is-Im
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Soc our limo before you buy sshing
tackle.
MlyENa CoRitN s FRENst-gy.
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PIANO PLAYING
Is q pleasure 70 both performer and
listeners II the Instrument 10 a good
M u is decidedly unpleasant IL
the piano IL q poor one. Now piano
buying must IN most cases be largely
3 matter Of faith. Everybody cannot.
be a bret. clss- Judge.
We ARE EXPERTS
and being so. car greatly aid you 10
the selection q q new instrument. In
'agt, We guarantee every piano We
sell 70 be the bee u IT, kind. Why
not cone in nov and select the cne
you want. Neither the price or the
terms need deter you.
E. g. LUKE
Us N NAM 7 zROMORE
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1 O'CLOCK EDITION

Ardmore, Wednesday, FEB. 8, 1905.
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Wa are atiu hagEling with Vcuc2u,.
liz about those asphalt bods Uncle
Sam will uood 10 got strenuous n hc
desires 20 retain the respect Of thy
asphalt trust
Tho ladies of the civic League ar.
preparing plans boy which thoy hope
TO cause the people of tho city to talk,
more interest In hoautiryinr the
grounds around their dwellings Thoy
p-0uzasr TO Interest Che children lV
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The inauguration of Roosevelt ana
Fairbanks is said Ia have been one OF
the most imposing events ever WI
nrsscd In Washington, and the new nd
miuistratiou starts out under the most
favorable auspices The greatest dan
yer 10 tho president seems 90 be- from
numbers Df hi. own party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20
MARVELLOUS SHOOTING
In Exhibition by Capt. Bartlett at the
Driving Park.

The few that attended the exhibition
shoot, at the Driving Park, yesterday
afternoon, given by Captain George II.
Bartlett, who travels in the interest of
the Peters Cartridges Co.. saw some
thing worth while and something that
will long be remembered. Captain
Bartlett demonstrated that he is !,
crack shot ana claims that his present
excellence in this line of work. while a
great part is natural ability and prac-
ticc, is also one of the results of using
this special brand of ammunition.
His exhibition started at 1.30 o'clock
and what followed was a pleasure to
witness, especially TO the enthusiast o.
the gun. Cap did some If his b"st
work. making n record of but two miss
cs in the first 100 shots. The first shots
were made with a 80 80 rifle, with which
the captain made dust o: pieces OF
brick thrown high into the air, pierced
4 inch metal disks and SHOT through
the center of small washers. With a
$50 rifle he made many marvellous
shots by the aid of Il looking glass,
hitting and breaking many small pieces
of stone by reflections in 4 small mir
rOr.
The breaking of pigeons with a shot
gun was simply a pleasure to the genial
Captain and all who saw his work are
willing to admit that it is simply mar
Vicious. Captain Bartlett is an old In
dian fighter and has for the past eight
years held the championship Of the Tn
tied States on 100 to 1000 yard shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20
Trolley LEAGUE Notes.

Gardiner continues her winning streak.
Gardner will play at Hallowell this af-
ternoon.
Only four hits were secured Oft Kanes
delivery at the Gardiner Hallowell game
yesterday.
team. made three errors in yesterdays
game at Gardiner. An unusual perform
ancc for him.
a large amount of interest was mani
Tested by the local baseball fraternity in
the outcome of the Waterville- Fairfield
ball game in Waterville. yesterday
The benefit to be held in City hall. Fri
Gay evening. for the purpose OF placing
the baseball finances on a staple footing.
is intended to be the best athletic exhibit
ton ever held in this city.
The Augusta team will go to Winthrop.
TINS afternoon. and with the recent ac-
nulSitionS to the team, and the ability
at stick work that has been apparent OF
late. Augusta fans look for the team TO
return victorious.
The Augusta players will leave for
Winthrop: this afternoon. on the car
leaving Water street at 1.J0 o'clock. A
large number of fans have signified their
roofing for victory.
Pugsley. captain and manager OF the
Halicwell team. is evidently playing even
better ball than he did while on the Colby
Sollegc team His batting. especially.
i"S Eotu. anu III
game he connected for two-base hit.
The management of the Augusta Base
ball Association wishes it announced that
the tickets purchased as admission to the
Haiiowell-Augusta game, Tuesday after
noon, will be good for the game with
winthrop at the Driving Park grounds.
Friday afternoon.
Enthusiasm in baseball in the city Is
last becoming an epidemic among the
younger generation especially. Every
1lStiI the bDNS gather in ErpIlDS ana 0lS-
cuss the play of the game of the day
Each one speaks of this or that particu-
lar play. and all have their favorites.
Some of the discussions are certainly
amusing to the passerby who will occa-
sIonally catch treasure in baseball
slang. such as He swated it all right
keep his feet warm and let that lobster
fire him out at first -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20
SPORTING NOTES.

J. Scott Leary of the Olympic Club
San Francisco, has broken the open
water swimming record for 100 yards
at the Lewis 6 Clark Fair making
the distance in one minute.
Audubon Boy, 2.03h WIS given tn
stiffest work that has beer asked of
him in two years, Tuesday, and he Sc;
the rail birds at Readvill, wild with
his speed. He marched off Il mile in
2-O6 lust as effOrtless as though the
time had been 2.10. Then to find out If
his great horse still had that wonder
full burst of speed which marked him
as a coming champion three years ago
Gatcomb turned him loose for half
which re covered in 5sAs. DR.. MaCoy's
pony brother to BOrllma Pan Michael
zoo, did time stunt thar makes bi,,
look tough customer in his class uo
came from the half home in Il 2.O9 mile
in SOS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20

full loquscity on Buffers part 49,.
near embroIling him In more thar ~
scrap with visiting players: but n ~
dear TO the Captains heart. and ~
brief snatches Of IL that foated 49,,
TO the grandstand filled his soui v;.s
an uDctuous and satisfying joy. b..
alas. Butler was frequently caIl.s
down for this habit by the unna,..
with whom he soon came to be ranL..
as a character WHO would bear watrh
Ing. Upon one occasion an oppo~ln.
player made quick dash for bo,,s
on an infeld hit and. although q.
made a desperate slide. was apparennv
touched out by Butler. To the arnazs
ment Of the crowd the umpire psv,
him safe. The crowd vented its a,,-
pleasure in most vociferous term.
while Butler resembled an animated
jumping jack in the vehemence Of N,
protests.
When the first outburst had so,o.
what subsidized, the Captains vo,c.
rang out as clear as a bell, Slug him,
Dick" he shouted. TN pay Won,
fine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20

the highest amount the association will
pay for the Manchester. n. H., franchise
In the New England League. The first
price named. 500. Is too high for Taun-
| ton.
Bill Bannon has been signed by tho
management of the Nashua team to COW
or first base. Btnnon played with Nash
ua, last Saturday, at Lynn before signing
and made good at that time. He played
| first on the Nashua team three years ago
and since then has been in the Eastern
| League.
| New York Sun: Conner" says an ex-
voice. which on clear days may be heard
| two miles and d quarter" The voice
must have been thoroughly overhauled
since Conner vas here also his cyesight
| ii no umpire in the league has done bet
ter work on balls and strikes
Cy Young and "Ovie" Overall havG
pitched more games than any of the big
pitchers. The Cincinnati youngster i:
GAIT. but is it not wonderful that Cy
| Young can stand the wear and tear st
long and take in his 18th year in the biz
leagues more than his share of the work
! He and Overall have pitched in 20 games
| Nashua and Concord are both wild ov0l
| their ball clubs. Both have made a fine
showing of late Concord Aas strength
encd appreCiably and as result has gone
into second place and is working hard t.
dislodGc Fall River. and there'll be music
when the two teams next meet. which
will he next Wednesday at Concord
Nashua is also doing excellent work. ;,nf
| if il can maintain its present gait viii
easily pull out of the second division.
| At the beginning of the week four O.
| the New York Nationals had batting per
centagcs of 80 and over and 10 of 20
and over Donlin led the regulars witt
| 90 but Dahltn was down to .211 anC
| Gilbert to 100. The club has made >:
home runs. % triples and 102 doubles anc
stolen - bases. Ames struck out 126 il
| Is games. Mathcwson 81 in 10 games
| Is games, Elliott in Sames-a total Of
| 10.
Jimmy Callahan will continue playing
with the White Sox. Manager Jones ha:
refused to grant Callahan's request to be
| traded to the New York American League
team in exchange for DOughcrty. Fulta
and IL cash consideration. "Comskcy
whole New York team was Jones an
swer to Callahan's request during an in
terview between the player and manager
| 'COmmy is looking for good men, but
letting none GO" explained Jones.
| The most Embarrassing baseball game
| ever witnessed at Prospect park. Biddc
| ford. which ended in whirlwind finlsf
| when Gibbs. the star pitcher of tho Bid
defOrd team made the winning run in the
10th inning was played. Tuesday. be-
tween the RiddefOrd and the Crack Holy
Name team of Portland the former win
| ming to g. In the first inning the visit
ors scored five runs, hut in the REMAINING
| nine innings Holy Name was able t.
score only one run more. Gibbs pitching :;
which brought in four runs was the feat
IRE of the game The winning run in the
| 10th. made by Gibbs. caused the Bidde
| ford rooters to go wild with joy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20
The Weeks Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Thursday 1.-TWO games). Friday and Sat
urlaY-Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at
Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Pitts
burg at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday-Eoston at Cleveland New York al
Chicago. Athletics at st. Louis, Washing
ton ut Detroit.
Sunday Athletics at Chicago. New York
ut St. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Thursday-New Bedford at Lynn, Ha-
verhill at Fall River Manchester at Low
ell, Concord at Nashua.
t'riday-Havcrhill at Fall River. New
BEDFORD at Lynn. Lowell at Manchester
Nashua at Concord.
Saturday-Nashla at Manchester, Con
cord at Lowell. Haverhill at New Bed
ford. Lynn at Fall River.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE
Observation-Disclosures at Norwich
Springfield at New London, Holyoke al
Meridcn Hartford ut New Haven.
Friday-RrdgepOrt at New London
ford. Springfield ut Norwich.
Haven at Holyoke. Meriden at Spring.
field. New London at Hartford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-New-
ark at Rochester, Jersey City at Mont
real, Baltimore at Toronto. Providence al
Ruffilo.
SrInday-.Jersey City at Montreal. Toron.
to at Providence. Buffalo at Newark.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.
AT IfAVERHILL.


Good hitting and excellent fielding won
both games for the home team with Fall
River. Fall Rivers only run in the first
was a home run by Harris. HaverhiIl
gle by Wallace. a steal and Taylors sin
gle. The scores:
First game:
HavcrhilI .....0 1 . 0 3 4 o x-1o-13-O
Fall River 40 0 0 0 0 0 o. J. "A
Battcries-McGinley and Ahearn: Har-
ris. Swanson and Sullivan. Time. I43.
Umpire. i<crns.
Second game:
Fail River 10 / 0 0 o. 81
Batterics-Co Connolly and Ahcarn; GiIroy
and Sullivan. Time, 10. Umpire. ker-
ms. Attendance 400.
AT MANCHESTER.
Manchester defeated Nashua. to ,. in
a listlts IS game. Errors by the visitors
were responsible for the home teams
victory. The team has been shifted to
Lawrence and will play its first game
there on Friday with Lowell. The score:
Manchester 10 90 ! x-i-6-2
Battcrics-Leith and Cote: OToolc and
Wiley. Time, 1.55 Umpire. Stafford At
tendance. 10.
AT CONCORD.
Concord took two games from Lowell
with ease. though Lowell made a splen-
Olu fdlly IN tne nIntn inning OF the HTSt
game. In the second game. Grant of
lowell, had his nose broken BY an in
shoot. The score:
First game:
Concord ..O . . 0 0 0 0 x-i-5-2
Lowell ...........0 0 0 0 O. 0 3-3-I-3
Batteries Frock and Knots; Bushey
and O. jackson. Time, Las. Umpire,
OBrien.
Second game:
Concord ......0 ] X-4-m-i
Lowell .........O 0 0 o Q l o-l- b-S
Batteries-Harman and Knots: Wheat
lev and o. Jackson. Time. l.JO. UMPIRE
O'Brien. Attendance GOO.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
The Lynn and New Bedford clubs play
ed l. innings and the score was 10 to 10
when the umpire called the game on &C
count of darkness. The score:
New Bedford 34OOOO11 1901 0-10-1S-l
Lynn 1010 900 o 0 o o-W-l2-6
Batteries-Mack Elliott and Coveney;
I.abclle and Daum. Umpire. Hastings
Time, 80. Attendance, 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20

The Trolley League appears TO have
Struck it's gait" and the games hay.
been exceedingly fast and well con.
tested. Gardiner still maintains her
place at the head Of the list by a good
comfortable lead: with Hallowell nert
i'm line and well within mailing dis.
tance." Augusta has pulled out OF last
place, through the victory won over
Gardiner last Saturday. This was IN.
first time that Ed. Remission has oc-
cupiej the box, and his work STAINED
him as a star performer. Cowan and
Carrigan have apparently infused new
life into the team. which Is now play.
ing in decidedly better form and doing
something like consistent batting
There is also a decided improvement
in team work which augurs well for
the future.
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MANCHESTER TRANSFERRED
To Lawrence. After Having Average OF
100 Attendance for Weeks.

Manchester. n. H.. July 1?-At n meet
ing of tho stockholders of the ManChcS-
ter Baseball Association. held ut the close
of todays game. it was decided to trans
fer the Manchester New England LcagrI"
team to Lawrence. Mass. The first game
Will be played there Friday. with Lowell.
The association lost $3.50. last year. aud
has run behind all this season. tho aver
age attendance being 100 for several
weeks.
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THE RETURN TRIP
OF The 0.idcen White Mountain Auto
Party Is Begun.

pretton Woods N. H., July 19.-The par
~ of New York autonobilists which
iourneyed over the road to the White
,n"'nt3ins and which, yesterday, con-
cI,,Sed a series of races up Mount Wash
ington, today, started ,r upon the return
MI 70 stop. tonight. at Concord. n. H.,
and by tomorrow they, expected to make
Worcester, the next day LenoN, and on
tha following day New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20

Mr. Butler was wont to approach
the batsman somewhat in this man
her. Gee Whiz. What are Won nm
mere for anyway? Heard you'd GOT
your release. You must drop tbat dona
habit old boy. You've lost vour aye.
been on the hog for the mast month
There whatd | tell you? You d;dn,t
eulne "ithih yard of that. Honestly.
oid MAN. I'm sorry for you-I am.
l.uiy' You give me pain. You're in ali
,,sh'. all right. Hi, look out. there.
What you dodgin' all the good ones
lor say we've only got one Teller like
you on our team. He carries the bats
etc, etc.
strange as 1t may seem, this cheer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20

Hallowclfs infield work Is always a
pleasure to look upon-and it must be
confessed that this team is putting m
very fine article Of ball. being appar-
emily fast in all departments Of the
game. 1t did look. though. as If mat
tiers were coming Augustus way in the
Monday afternoon game, when the
shower took hand in the program.
Still the game was young. and many
things might have happened in seven
innings. 1t is frequently the unexpect-
ed that happens in our great national
game. and herein lies its charm
OLD SPORT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20

Two-base hits-Arndt. Mcfarland Del
ahanty. Moran. Sacrifice hits-Dclahanty
, Stolen bases-Abbdticchio. Dolan,
Shay. Left on baScS-St. Louis, 4: Bos-
ton. 6. First base on balls-Of McFar-
land. / OF Willis. > Struck out-By Nc
Farland, /; by Willis. ). Hit by pitched
ball-By Willis. l. Passed balI-tirady.
Time. 1.37 Attendance 11i2. Umpire,
ODly
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EASTERN lElGuE.

At Observation-Disclosures. 8: Roches-
ter. 3.
At Toronto-First game: Jersey City,
2: Toronto. >. Second game: Jersey City.
8: Toronto. 4.
At Montreal-First game: Baltimore. );
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And His "reminiscences
Of the National Game.
"Rooters" Of the Old New Eng.
land Ball Days.
Dick Buffers Coaching---TroIIey League
Now Putting Up Great Ball.

II +. Brother
hood Of Base
ball cranks il
one Of the most
democratic and
truly fraternal
organizations in
this great Re-
public of ours.
Its membership
is Of the large
and growing
variety. 1t has
n o particular
grips, signs Or
pa IS words; but
Its vctarieS in
Stii1ctiNcly hail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20

Augusta is fortunate in securing
Catcher Sullivan of the Tufts College
team a brother of Congressman Sui
Ivan Of Massachusetts. and one Of the
best players to be found IN any ~ the
New England collegcs-his work the
past season stamping him as a player
of the first class. He will do much to
strengthen the Augusta team and make
it real factor in the League race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20
CONNECTICUT lEAeue.

At Bridgeport-New Haven. 4; Bridge
Al Hartford-Hartford 2; Springfield. ]
Is innings: rain)
~ HOlyoke-The HoIyoke-Nof"ich
game was postponed rain.
At .Neriden-Meriden. o; New LONDON
Icalled 4th inning; darkness).