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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-13
PINE SHAVINGS.
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence
PINE, Idaho, June 10.-Deputy
Sheriff j. K. Winter was here this
week from Mountain dome.
john Winter left Pine few days
ago for Nome, Alaska.
Mr.. Farber returned to Pine to
day, after spending a few weeks in
the East.
Vess Robbins and family have
returned from Ontario, Oregon,
where they visited friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. Bob Gray of Atlanta and
Mrs. Jim Gray of Pine antici-
pate attending the State Sunday
School Convention. which convenes
at Mountain Home on Tuesday,
June Is. ROBIN.
Ii you want a pretty face and de-
lightful air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair
Wedding trip across the sea
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain
Tea. Roscoe w. Smith.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-13

Rev. Hyden, the evangelist,
preached strong sermons Sunday
at the church in the morning and
in the park in the afternoon. The
sermon in the evening on amuse-
ments was especially timely.
The ladies have carpe ted the
pulpit rostrum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
AT NEW YORK .

There was enough breeze 10 keep coat
tails Tapping al Jamaica yesterday after
noon, but II did not keep down the at
tendance. more than 5000 being on hand.
James McLaughlin's Bluecoat, played
from 10 down 10 l2 TO l. won the opening
event by a length in a driving finish.
Oaklawn was a ] 20 4 chance in the sec
ond race. and he galloped all the way,
winning by two lengths from waterbok.
Quadrfiie WAS away in front In the third
event, but at the stretch turn Emer-
gency took the lead and won by three
lengths.
James Mclaughlin won his second race
OF the day when Pasadena came home
In the Williamsburg handicap. Pasa-
dena and Diamond were equal favorites
at IL TO 5. Buttling was of In front and
made the running TO the head OF the
stretch, when the field began 10 close.
A furlong from the finish Lyme began
TO ride Pasadena and, sending him out
In front. held the lead 10 the end win
ming In drive by a head from 'Cairn-
gorm, which closed strong under ONeifs
hard riding. Diamond Flush beat Trap
per a half-length for third money.
Jane Holly went 70 the front in the
fifth race In the stretch Gold Dome
and Jane Holly drew away and fought
II out. the former winning by a head.
Flyback, with 9S pounds up. captured the
closing race OF the day, equalling the
track record for six furlongs. held by
Orthodox.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03

Edward J. Toomey. the Shepard company.
The opening game OF the Rumford
Greys resulted In d victory over the O.
I. A. Juniors OF Valley Falls in an ex-
citing contest A large crowd witnessed
the game and a good deal OF enthusiasm
was displayed. The features OF the game
were the battery wosk OF Mcfarland and
Abraham, the former striking out IL menl
the batting OF Magee. Benson. Abraham
and McGulgan, and the fielding OF Aikens
and Campbell. Sunday the Rumfords line
up against the Slate Rock Juniors on the
home grounds, and hot contest is prom
ised The line up OF the Rumfords IL as
follows Abraham. c.: Mcfarland D.;
Idnsterd, 1b., McGee 2b.i McGCigan. 3b. (;
Benson. s. s.. Carlson, l. T.. Aikens. M. (;
c. Smith. r. Z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03

i2o-yard hurdles-E NJ Paddock. G. w.
Smith, A u. Pope. r. 8. Austin. H. h.
Lane. III. X Sturdy; 440-yard run-H. ID.
Bruce. J. r. Honiss w. J. Lamkie. 10. III.
Kelley, IL Il. Lane. H. II Thurlow; $50
yard run-H. d. Bruce. e A. Kelley 9.
Mitchell. M. e. Schur. r. u. Tucker. IL
II. Thuriow: 22O yard dash--,H. u. Bruce,
j. r. Honiss w. J. Lamkie, @. L. Robin
son. NJ. Il. Schur. G, w. Smith; 22o-yard
hurdles-R. 3. Austin. e M. Paddock. A.
L. Pope. G. w. Smith. III. B. Lane, III. X.
Sturdy; two-mile run--D. l.. Bruce, ID. II.
Gallup, Il. A. Kolley. X. Powell. II. Il.
Thurlow, A. l.. Wright; running high
Jump-R. s. Austin. A l.. Denton, l.. S.
Gay. @. Mitchell. A T. s. Phetteplace. l..
s. SturdyI running broad Jump--A- l..
Denton, II. b. Lane. ID. Mclean, G. Nit
ohell, A. It. 3. Phetteplace. G. w. Smith;
quitting the shot-F. IL Ehmke. H. A.
Eehke, j. o. Hazard, r. j. Price. A. r..
Webb. c. X. Smith S>throwing the discus
j. Golfer. f. II. Ehr1ke. II. A. Ehmke. J..
o. Hazard, l.. NJ. Kendall, F. j. Price:
pole vault-A. l.. Denton. II. s. Goodwin,
X. l.. Latimer II. s. Marston, r. j. Price;
throwing the hammer-J Golfer, F. II.
E'rke, n. A. Ehmke. J. o. Hazard, L. NJ.
Kendall, r. j. Price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
TRACK WORK EARNEST

The Brown University track team Is
working hard at Andrews Field daily TO
get into shape for the dual track meet
with Dartmouth. which occurs Saturday,
May s. at Hanovo:. The team will consist
OF ebout ~ men and they are To leave FRI
day morning for Hanover.
browns chances OF winning the meet
Saturday are fairly bright, as much good
material made It's appearance at the re-
cent Tufts meet, which Brown captured
nandi1y With The promising new mon, TO-
Gether with the Old standbys, such as
.@nhie. Wright. Thu.'low and Ehmke.
Grown should ~ least make the NEE. a
very closely contested one.
The Brown entries in Saturdays meet
are as follows
l0o-yard dash-W. \ Lamkie, G. l.. Rob-
inson. T. w. Croukhite. J r Hnniss. l..
Rosor, NJ r Schur onemile run-D l..
Bruce. y. T. Galur. r. Powell. A. l..
Wrisht. r. II. Tucker. G. Richardson;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
HONAN'S
BODY FOUND
IN RIVER

A dead body floating in the Warren
river yesterday afternoon was identified
as that OF William T. Honan OF Warren,
who disappeared from his home in that
town the night of March % last.
The only clue to his whereabouts since
he disappeared was the finding of his hat
on Smiths wharf at the foot OF Miller
street Warren. on Saturday. March 26
the day following the time he was last
seen.
The hat was identified as the property
OF Mr. Honan, and for several days after
ward the Warren river was dragged with
out result.
Capt George w. Hart was out in the
Warren river yesterday. when about 1
o'clock he saw the body floating near
the shore OF Greene's landing and pro-
ceeded 10 tow 1t TO shore near the wharf
of Hart a Blunt.
Medical Examiner DR. Nelson r. Hall
viewed the body and decided that death
was due to drowning. but whether by the
facts known believe that Mr.. Honan met
death by accident.
The remains were given In charge OF
Undertaken William II. Smith of Warren
and were at once taken to ST Mary's
cemetery Warren. for burial
Mr.. Honan was a widower. his wife
being dead several years. He leaves a
daughter Miss Winifred s. Honan, who
lived with him at his home on South
Main street. Warren. A sister also re-
sided with him.
Mr. Honan was last seen alive in front
OF the Fessenden house at midnight
March % last.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
GTays Lost Second Game to Baltimore
Yesterday Score 6 to z.
Pasadena, Lyme Up, Landed Williams
burg Handicap at Jamaica.

Adkins was too much for the Providence
yesterday at Baltimore, while Poole was
hit hard and often by the orioles. The
game was full OF fast and pretty heidins
plays and was much more interesting
than yesterdays, though Providence lost
6 to :.
Though both teams got runners as far
as third In the arst inning, there was no
score. Providence broke the ice in the sec
ond. which Coma started with three
Dagger to the club house. He scored on
Aubrey's out Neal 20 Jordan. The Orioles
Immediately evened up after two were out
and Lynch doubled down the left foul line
and walked home on Byer's drive far
over Brodes head The batter was
caught on third base. however. by Bro
dies return TO Durn. relayed by Aubrey.
The situation was very interesting In the
third, for Adkins oyened the inning with
q single and was advanced to third by
Eeily's single after two were out. Kelly
essayed 10 steal. however, and Jack
iitsch's nervy as well as pretty throw had
HIM dead without damage.
The Orioles took the lead in the fourth.
Jordan bunted safely. only 70 be forced by
Meals attempted sacrifice Loudenslagsr
throw TO third tase 10 catch Neal.
Lynch's second iouble cleared the bases
OF llis predecessors but he himself was
left. as the next two batters were easy.
Meanwhile Providence had absolutely no
chance 10 perform on bases until the
sixth. when another run was gained Po-
land the first man up. singled 10 right.
but Ball popped n Neal Two bases on
halls followed. sling the bases. Conn
s ratched the bsll in front OF the plate.
where II was got with difficulty by Ad
kins, and was out. Poland scoring With
runners sn third aid second Aubrey coulu
ONLY hit 10 LoIdenslager. ending the in
ming
Baltimore got its iun back and couple
more I'm the seventh. Hayden opened with
n single but M"Aleese struck out Hav-
den then stole second and took third on
kelly's out. Rock 10 Conn. Then the Birds
pulled off n play they have been working
on all OF the season. Hayden. on third.
was given the signal TO start for home
and Jordan dumped a bunt down along
the third base line. Hayden was past
JacSlitsch before he could be tagged and
Jordan was sa afe at first Neal followed
with single and Loudenslager doubled
scoring two moro runs. That was practi-
cally the finish for though Providence
got a runner on I'm the eighth he was
doubled up with The next batter Attend
anCe 1000 The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS

"Bess" Brown landed a total OF 1923, in
cluding a single OF 12O. in the games at
South Providence last night Smith OBJ
tained a total of 2ss including a single
OF lls Seven singles OF 100 and over
were obtained during the games.
The visiting Natick rollers took two
games from the Infantry Hall players
last evening. Greene made a total OF 2S9
including a singles Of 10. Hentig OBJ
tanned a total OF PSI.
T. Hodge scored a total OF 29O in the
events of the North End delegation at
Infantry hall
A combination from this city rolled on
the Smith street alleys in Centredale last
evening against the local players. II is
probable that a team may be entered
from one or both OF the bowling resorts
of Centredale In the proposed series Of
the Summer league.
The two-man series at the Central and
Peck street alleys is producing good re-
suits. and has created great enthusiasm
regarding the merits OF the Individual
players. Swift recently piled up a total
OF 34S a Music hall. New features have
been introduced in the several series along
the lines which tend to increase the
general interest in the sport. One of the
commendable features OF the various in
dividual tournaments now in progress is
the genial good feeling among the entfs-
siasts. managers OF various alleys con-
testing in the events at other resorts.
In the three-man events only two star
rollers are allowed 10 compete. the third
roller being a minor league player. The
added element of uncertainty gives the
rollers OF less ability a reasonable chance
TO qualify for the finals.
NATICK 2. INFANTRY HALL 1.
Natick-4s7, 457. 45s-1ss0
Infantry Hall-424, ass. 422-13o4.
so. PROVIDENCE 2. PECK STREET L
South Providence-425 455, 45s-la39.
Peck STREET.-THE. 49, 455-1Ss7.
HOPE ALLEYS
p. A. Munroe, Jr.--439. ass 42s-l323.
Anawans-438. ABB. 419-l2Ss.
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
Hunt's-22 AIS 449-l2s9.
Snow's-42S 1872. 411-l22e.
INFANTRY HALL TOURNAMENT.
Second Ward--431, 45l. 432-lsl4.
North End-456. AL 431--1334.
NEW CROWN TOURNAMENT.
Robinson s-434 440, 424-l29S.
Indans--4OS 426 455-12S9
OLNEYvILLE TOURNAMENT.
Riley's-422. 1894. +0l-12l7.
Sullivan s--391, $50, 4O2-l17s.
oLNEYvfbtE TOURNAMENT
la Crosse No. 1-3s4. $50. 397-1167.
La Crosse No. 2.-ST2, 3S3, 372--1137.
OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT.
Connors'-441. 42s. 456-1S25.
Critchley's-435 42S. 422-l2so.
SMITH STREET ALLEYS.
McCovern 's-4ls, 4O4, 372-1l95.
Andersons-3 $50, 396-1173.
IMPERIAL TOURNAMENT.
Hope-447 437. 414-129s.
Greene & Daniels-S9s. Ala. 451-12s1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
WARREN.

Mr.. Arthur s. Tanner OF this town and
Miss Carrie f. Bowden Of harrington
were recently united in marriage by Rev.
H. w. Wauen Of the Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Tanner will reside here at
a newly finished house on Child street.
The Chachapacansett Golf club, com
posed mostly Of local people. is TO dis
band this week owing to a lack OF in
terest in the organization and the govern
ing board of the organization is making
preparations for the disbandment The
reason given Is that the interest In golf
has subsided in Warren and in its place
tennis Is favored. The grounds OF the
local club were located at harrington,
near the section known as Rumstick
Point.
Court Warren. Foresters Of America,
held a well attended meeting in odd Fell
lows hall last night Members were pres
ent from visiting lodges. The evening
was devoted TO a business session, fol-
lowed by social exercises.
The monthly business meetings OF the
Narragansett Fire company No. 3. Me-
chanics company. No. 2. and Rough and
Ready company. No g. were held at the
respective engine houses last night Good
attendances OF members were present
at each meeting. Mechanics Fire COM
pany. No. 2 is 70 hold a supper in its
hall on Water street. next Saturday night.
at which the members will be present
and a number of invited guests.
The Kings Daughters society connected
with the NJ. r church met al the rooms
on Water street last night A full at
tendance of members were present and
the evening was devoted 10 the work Of
the society.
Work on the Industrial Trust Co.
building progresses rapidly and the brick
work Of the superstructure has been COM
menced by the masons The building is
to be Of brick. with marble trimmings
A horse and team belonging 70 Mr..
George a. Parker. 4 local wheelwrlght,
figured In an exciting runaway Monday.
The animal was standing I'm front of& the
telephone exchange on Railroad avenue
and became frightened at an approaching
train and dashed through the avenue 10
Rauan- street Rhere-lhe- team cnllidad
with an electric light pole and was
wrecked The horse continued running
out Market street for several miles and
was secured later and with the excep-
tion Of few cuts was all right.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
WOONSOCKET MEET

The Senior class athletes won the an
nual spring track meet of the Woonsocket
High school yesterday afternoon at Clin-
ton oval in that city, scoring ~ points
to 70 for the juniors, their next competi-
tors Captain Kettlety scored 3S out
of the Senirs' 90 points. Captain Handy
and Lynch did the best work for the
Juniors. At the conclusion OF the meet
Principal Holden presented the banner 20
the Senior class.
The summary follows:
Fifty-yard dash--Won by Henderson,
ie5 Kettiety 'e5, second; Handy %, third.
Time seconds.
Running high jump-Won by Kettlety.
'05 feet II inches; NJ T.. Lee, '0S, sec
ond. 4 feet inches; Gilbert. third.
Half-mile dash--Won by Handy. '06:
Kettlety, 'O5. second. Smith, '0S. third.
Time minutes Al seconds.
Running broad Jump-Won by Kettiety.
'05; Lemery. 'O5. second; Handy. '06 third
Length 10 feet II inches.
One hundred yards dash--Won by Lem
cry. 'C; Kettlety. 'O5, second; Hender-
son. 90. third. Time IL seconds.
Twelve-pound hammer throw-Won by
Lynch, 'OS; Kettlety. 'O5. second; Cleve-
land. '07. third. Distance 81 feet inches
Mile run-Won by Handy. 06; Lynch.
'06. second: Gilbert, O7. third. Time s
minutes 43 seconds.
Twelve-pound shot put-Won by Lynch,
O6, 20 feet inches: Kettlety, '05. 20 feet
inches. second; Lemery, '@, q feet 7
inches. third.
Quarter-mile run--won by Ketsaety. 'O5;
Handy. 'oA. second Henderson. 'O5. third.
Time I minute 4l-5 seconds
Pole vanlt--won by Cleveland. O1. 7
feet inches. Kettlety. '05. second, feet,
inch: Cook. 07. third. 6 feet 2 inches.
The standing Of the classes was: Sc
niors. ~ points: Juniors. % points: sopho-
mores. 2 points. and Freshmen, 3 points.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Brook Street Stars defeated the
oGorman Juniors in an n-innings game
by a score of TO s. The features of
the game were the pitching OF Fraser
and the catching of Hacking. The Stars
would like 10 receive challenges from
12 to 14-year- old teams. Address chal-
lenges 10 s. r Reeves III Brook street.
The Stars lineup Is as follows: Fraser.
p.. Hacking. c.. s. Reeves. 1b.: l.. Trowe.
2b., Mullen. 3b.: Carrotty, $. s.: Splan.
l. T.: A. Reeves. @. T.; ]. Trowe, r. Z.
The Shepard Juniors would like To play
any team In the city not exceeding Is
years OF age Address all challenges to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03

was a bit blue about not being able 20
be here for the opening, / guess. and
d3n't blame him, for 1t was glorious. but
blood poison Is a terrible thing and one
can't be too cautious at this stage. He's
getting strength rapidly now. they tell
me. and goes ont for drive almost every
day. He hasn't been able TO come TO
Providence yet. for he has 10 be attended
by his own physician yet. However. he
expects TO get down here late this week.
Hell need all the vitality he can muster
to play BERTHE. the lamb. the part In
which he VIII open the season here-for
it's a very exacting role
THE GIRL BEHIND THE PEN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
Card OF Thanks

Local Union 6S2 OF the United Erother-
hood Of Carpenters and Joiners OF Amer
lea takes this opportunity TO tender
thanks 10 the Manufacturers Outlet CO.
for the Banner proposltion;" also 10 the
many friends who helped them TO win
the 800 banner and assure them that II
will be treasured as a token OF the es-
TEEN and confidence Of the public in
Local 632
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Connecticut LEAGUE

At New London--Bridgeport s. New
London 3.
At Norwich--Norwich a. New Haven T.
AT pringfied-Springfeld Z, Meriden /.
At Hartford-Hartford g. Holyoke l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
BUFFALO, S: TORONTO, 5.

Toronto made twice as many hits as
Buffalo. but the visitors didn't pull to-
eether yesterday a Buffalo. Buffalo over
took them and held the lead to the close.
First Baseman Murphy and Manager
Harley of Toronto came 10 blows in the
ffth and were benched by Umpire Egan.
The Bison claimed that the Toronto man
had spiked him for the third time. They
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03

TECH, Is; EAST PROVIDENCE, 8.
The Technical High school baseball
nine easily took into camp the East
Providence team in a poorly played game
at Adelaide park yesterday afternoon by
the score OF Is to g. The pitchers OF both
teams put up a fairly good game, Salve
striking out seven men. Smeed four and
Otis four. but several OF the hits should
have been captured. the players being slow
in getting under the ball The fact that
East Providence made -l3 -errers-aHa
Technical eight will give an idea Of the
brilliancy of the game. and IL would be
decidedly hard 10 pick the bright stars.
not because there were many, but be-
cause nearly every player seemed 10
have an off daY
The showing made yesterday by these
two teams was a decided surprise TO the
hackers OF either team. as they were
looked up TO be formed OF good timber,
but the result OF the game has set them
10 thinking that each team could make
several changes for the better. The score
by innings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
COLLEGE GAMES.

AT Burlington--Vermont 9. Holy Cross
s.
At Medford-Tufts 2. University Of
Maine l.
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Fall River-Fall River ~. Manches-
ter s.
At Lowell-Lowel 9. Nashua 2.
At Haverh,ll-Haverhill Is. Lynn l.
At Concord-New Bedford 10, Concord 2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Washington again downed Philadelphia
through the latter's errors yesterday at
Three OF the locals mis-
plays cost four runs, while only one OF
the Senators figured in the run getting
Attendance hn1h ScnrA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
LEAGUE STANDING.
lNTERSCHOOL GAMES

Classical High defeated Cranston in
an exciting game OF baseball at the
Cranston grounds yesterday afternoon by
scoring four runs 10 the home teams
two. The contest was interesting from
start TO finish. the big crowd that was
present was kept in fever OF excite
ment and both teams received great sup
port from their rooters.
The pitching honors were In favor or
johnson OF Cranston, he-striking out nine
Classical batters, while San Souci caused
six Cranston players TO swing I'm vain
at the sphere. San Soucl, however. did
great work In the ninth inning, when
with the score 4 10 and three Cranston
men on bases he retired the side by good
headwork and nervy pitching
Cranston was a shade the better In the
batting line, having four singles and
two-sacker, while Classical had five sim
giles Johnson was the star in this fea-
ture of the game. getting the only two
Dagger A notable feature OF the game
was the faultless umpiring by McPher-
son, that official going through the nine
innings OF the contest without making
decision which brought forth any kick
nv the niavArs The score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
HOPE. 11: ENGLIsH. 3.

Hope had little difficulty in winning
from English on the /. G. l. grounds yes
terday afternoon. the score being II TO 2.
The East Siders got lead in the opening
inning and continued 10 pile up the tai
lies 10 the end OF the game. scoring in
every inning except the fourth and sew
enth.
The Hope team played decidedly bet
ter fielding game than it's opponents.
making but one error to English's FIVE.
English batted for 13 hits 70 Hopes 10.
but the latter team punched its safeties,
while those made by the English batters
were scattered. w Budlong and +. Bud
long played a fast game in the field for
Hope. while Reilly and Parker excelled
for English Bates and Donahue batted
well, the former getting two two-baggers
and the latter a home run. Attendance
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AMERIcAN League STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

New York won loosely played game
in 10 innings from Boston yesterday at
Boston. TO g. Both teams batted hard,
but played poorly in the field Young
lost the game by throwing home instead
OF TO first, with two out. in the eighth
inning allowing the visitors 10 tie the
score. The winning run resulted from
wo-bagger a sacrifice hit and an out
field fly. Attendance 23l0. The score:
Innings II 3 s 10
New York % o o 0 IL
Boston ....1 0 0 q o 0-6
CINCINNATI 8. CHICAGO l.
Harper would have shut out the Chi
cagos yesterday at Cincinnati but for
Dolans error in the first Pfeiffer gave
two passes and was hit for a double and
a single In the second inning. losing the
game for him, Score:
Innings ...1 2 3 s
Cincinnati 80 o ! o o 0 Ks
Chicago .......1 q 0 q q OIL
PHILADELPHIA 3. BROOKLYN 5.
Philadelphia won an easy game from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03
ROCHESTER, G. MONTREALs.

The locals won another game from the
Royals yesterday at Rochester by batting
Mccarthy when mon were on the bases
Faulkner pitched steady game. and had
he received the proper support he would
have held the visiting team down TO one
run Attendance 100 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-03

Pawtucket High School defeated Cen
tral Falls to in an Thinning game
on the Sabin street grounds. Pawtucket,
yesterday afternoon. The game, which
was outside OF the regular Interscholastic
league schedule OF the Pawtucket team.
was exciting at times, and there were
several plays OF the snappy order Cen
tral Falls was strengthened for the game.
with Holburn, former Parish league
player, VINO WAS or great assistance TO
them In holding Pawtucket down.
Innings .. 2 3 7S9 91Oil
Pawtucket.. 0 0 2 0 3 800 II
c. F.......... 0 o o go 0 A-s