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WANIED-A dining room girl at the
Columbus hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
A BROKEN RAIL
Derails Train Near Johnstown, Pa
One Fatally, Several Badly Hurt.

Johnstown. Pa. Aug. 3.-The morning
train frcm lockwood to JohnstoWn over
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad was
wrecked about $50 O'Clock, today, be-
tween Border and Foustwell. eight miles
from this city. One woman was fatally
injured. and probably half a dozen Others
so badly hurt that they had to be taken
to :. hospital while large number were
scratched and bruised. Miss Mabel Beach.
aged u. Of Somerset, Pa, has frac-
tured skull. is seriously injured Internal
ly and cannot recover
Miss Emma Vickery of Windber, Pa,
mas her upper Jaw broken and has serious
internal injuries; recovery in doubt
Conductor Harry c. Benford has
sprained arm and number of bruises bur
did not go to the hospital.
Owing to broken rail the cars left the
track. the engine and tender remaining on
the rails. The baggage car rolled down
the long and steep embankment and final
~ landed in the creek. The smoker went
only part way down the bank, turning
over but once. and the following coach
lid not go far from the tracks, being held
in place by telegraph pole.
A special train was quickly made IN
and hurried to the scene, carrying physi-
clans and nurses. and in two hours after
the wreck occurred the injured were be-
ing cared for in the Memorial hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04

Munro. Purinton was ont. pitcher 10
first.
lTfrh irning-Trish famed. Roach
followed suit. CIrrigan flied out to
Munro. Stone was udt carrigan ID Ei-
nond. Johnson famed. Wilder fol-
lowed suit.
Sixth inning-Yori; doubled to CEN
ter DrisrGll struck ont Edmond hit
TO Chalhouin. who threw him out at
first. Huntington was ont to Purinton
II h:-f. Allcn flied out t. DriscoH.
ClaynT stole second Munro was out
on I iiy 10 Irish. lles.tnger Hit. Cla-
@on reaching third Mcsscngvr stole
second. |h2dhouru was out. second to
FIRST
Seventh inning O'Roukc famed.
StanWnud followed suit. Irish got Il
'asr VIVA balls. Roach struck out. Par
inlnn was out on q hit to Edmond.
stone "as out ORoGrke To first John
Ton iit. Wilder flied out 10 Stanwood
Ei.hlh inninA-Carrigan singled to
light. York famed. Carrigan stole
second an! reached third on an error
~ Iurint"n. Driscoll singled over sec
M scoring tarigan. Allen made an
ir"r Of f,dnnnd's hit. Huntington
sacrificed, being out, pitcher to first.
, Rourke was out OF a hit to Johnson.
who threw to first. Allen flied out to
Stanrooi. C!ason was given a base
on balls ana stole second. Munro
AIMED. Messenger hit Clason reach
ing third. Messenger stole second.
Chadhourn got base on balls, filling
the bases. Purinton famed
Ninth inning-Stanwood reached
hrst on an error h. Chadbouln. was
sacrificed to second by Irish. who was
out Ston" to Munro. StanwOod reached
third on a passed ball Roach famed.
NdrrlSan followed suit. Stone flied
out 70 StanWood. Johnson hit over
third, reaching second Wilder flied
TO Roach. who doubled to Carrigan.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The street railway strike at Bay
city, Mich, was settled. THURSDAY
night. through the efforts Of citizens
committee.
Buried beneath Il huge mass Of
earth and timber which fell in while
they We're eNcavatiTg a sewer trench
at st. John. \. r.. Thursday. Richard
Dooiey was ~crushed to death and
Frank =. Haley was seriously injured.
a large stone crushed Dooley's chest.
Inc mems heads remained above the
mass, bat il took an hour to rescue
ITEM. Dolcy died soon after.
Ira 3. Myers. United States consul at
81. John. \. T., for the past eight
years. has resigned and, Thursday. he
received from Acting Secretary Of
State Adee letter notifying him of
the acceptance to take effect, Aug. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Myers will leave. early
next month. for California. where II is
understood he will enter another
branch of the United States service
no successor to Mr.. Myers is named in
the letter. The acting secretary ex-
presses appreciation of Mr.. Myers
faithful and efficient service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES
May Re Held Between Germany and
United statea-Negotistion Pending.

New Work. Nag 3 Negotiations ar"
rendilg, il n said, fnr international
yacht r&,r,s ut ly.cil t!.- Tinted Statrs
ana Gcr!.i.iiE. TiI.y A;,vr hccn infer
nially ua'I'tt.fll,n ~ i rot,-ri- Of
American S..ciltsIntn. principally
Eastern raciMG men ANA ;.re being car
ricd On with ra-Inbels " tile Imptri,,i
Yacht Club XIX Nicl. The German EN-
p"ror is 'uGr' TODD 10 have manifest
"a 4 keen Interest III tie lrupuSaI, and
willie y" tlae lot Nh yct niiir:,trI His
entire approval IF TIL" plan. IL dis
posed u favor ii. IL satisfactory con
ditionS can D" formulated il IL rracti-
crlly certain that The races Will be ar
ranged.
The idea is not tor contests Of 90
forters, but u widen the interest by
giving more opportunity t. racing men
Ia actively participate in the sport and
10 make The contests for boats that are
~ healthy tyr" and moi mere racing
boats TIL" racing length Of the contest
nuts is n"W Il matter OF ~ gotiationS.
tn" Americans favor tine aa-ratars.
which Iry sn popular among German
'lubs ana th,- idt;l has generally been
tr"t with approval.
Tho Plan IL /" have three boats sail
fnr each country and the race to be
determined nv The general excellence, of
l!lc three. If this idea meets With the
rithu@ia@m expected. il is proposed
moi I" alla'ng" for Oh" race. but to
make III" contest either I'm annual or o
nl'nniAl "l,lf 10 b. alternately held
u't this alii thr other side uf thc wa
II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04

proud. Dan is not z newcomer to
the Trolley league 70: he made good
mere last summer, and he had earlier
enjoyed valuable experience on the
Bowdoin team. He was also football
captain II BoWdoin. Munro is "a years
Old, and is playing first base on the
GARDENERS.
Bryce Purinton is a Lisbon Falls
man and since he has been with the
GARDENERS he has done good work on
the secord base. He is practically a
new man, tut onc full Of promise. He
was captain of the Boston college
team one Year. playing four years with
that team altogether. Last year Pur-
intnn did good work on New England
League teams. He is IS years old
Charles Allen comes from Columbia
Falls and is 26 Years old He is short
stop o. The GARDENERS and is a good
all round man. For four years he
played on The Bates College team, and
Al Iioulton, and in thu New England
League two years ago.
Oh; ster Chadtotrn of Dexter IL the
thIE'l b2sc.nan on the GARDENERS ana
mas made good here. He Is "a years
"id dnd puts up 4 good rugged game.
If WAS with the Dexter team last year
Ralph Wilder Of NorwelI. Mass. i If
lett field for the Gardeners He has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
BOILER ExPLODES
IN Rockville. CT, Wooden Factory
One Man lnjurei-S10,000 DAMAGE,

Rockville, Ct. Aug. The bursting OF
boiler at the Springville wooden mill on
West Main street this morning, caused
property damage in excess of $4,000 and
seriously injured Harry Morrill,. a night
Waterman. Morrill, was the only person
IN that part of the mill when the explo-
sion occurred. at 5.4l- The explosion car
RED him through the open doorway and
n landed on pile Of soft coal outside.
Although sc2lded from head to foot. Nor
TIL was adj" TO walk to his home, half a
mile away. with a little assistance. Later
he was sent TO the Hartford hospital.
The explosion did not injure the outer
walls Of the building but badly wrecked
me interior. Two months ago the boiler.
was inspected and declared to be all right
1t Is expected that operations may be re-
sumed at the mill in few days Mean
While about l25 hAnds will be idle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
Winthrop Pounds Out Good
Game from Gardiner.
Splendid Twir|ing by Both
Johnson and 0'R0uke.
GARDENERS Errors and Inability to Hit at
Critical Times Costly.

Gardiner, Ne. Aug. 3.-tSpeciaD. -
Winthrop defeated Gardner on Quinn
by field, yesterday afternoon, by the
score Of 10 !. This destroyed the
chances OF Gardner regaining first
place for tho time being GarIiEer's
playing VAS at times ragged, costly
errors being made. With three men
Oh bases III the eighth, the team could
not hit ard Gardeners chance Of win
ming the game was lost. Winthrop
played good bali. making but one
error.
Wimthlol secured 4 good lcac in the
flst two innings. but after Johnson
entered H. box they made but one
run. o'Rotn'<" etched fine ball. most
Of Gardin':-S sven hits being scat
tened. iic also Ted AT the bat with n
double ana \ trilIe. 'Ninthrops indi-
yidual work Was almost perfect. as I'D
mond's error U-ts cXcusa bic rs The ball
took Il bal bound and hr barely
touched ii Win one hand.
l;Iker's decisions on first base when
he called Clnsn:r out i'll the inst and
hol''ii "bCt S-Ll'' ili INV llilljl " tIt I
Little OFF. according 10 tic Gardner
people
First innin=-Stanwood opened the
game for Ni!tItlop reaching first by
an error Of .AIri:, and WAS sacrificed to
second by !Iish. Who was out. Kane TO
Munrp. 5tanN0pd stole thil,. Roach
struck our. St;,nWood scored on Car
liGms hit between third and short.
Carrjgan st'I" second and reached
home on York's hit into right field
DrscOll struck out. For Gardner.
Wilder received his base on four balls
teaching second ON Aliens hit. ClaSon
advanced both men on his buut. being
cat. O'Raurk" To Edmond Munro
struck out. Sccl": Winthrop, =: Gar
iin"r. 9.
second Inning For Winthrop. I'd
nlond reached first on Il base Oh balls
ledcning second on IIuntington's sac
rificr. Huntington being out Kane to
Munro. tRourke got Il three Dagger
Scol ING Edmond. StanwoOd hit to Pur-
Hton. who funblod. O'Ruurke scoring
lfiSh SACRIFICED StanW0Od to second
being out Kan" 10 Munro Roach was
out Purinton 10 Munro. Chadhourn
flied out I" York. Purinton received
i b'i:'" on balls. Stone hit 10 Edmond
" swift liner which ne caught. touch
ing his base before Purinton could re-
turn.
Third n'ning-Johnson took kane's
place. carri@an flied OFT to GLEASON.
YORK hit to Johnson. who threw him
out ut 1irst. York was out Allen to
Munro. Johnson was out O'Rourke 10
edmond. Wilder was thrown out. third
70 first. Allen Aot i Das,. on balls bu.
was out trying 70 steal second, Driscoll
10 Carrgan.
Fourth inning-E Edmond flied out to
.f''do"urn, VII" made i fine eaten.
huntington struck out. O'Rourla
doubled to right. Stanwood was o,,t
on u fly to Wilder. Clason famed.
Munro singled over second. Mcssen-
FIT f'ed out TO Carrigan. Munro stole
second. Chadbourn singled. scoring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04

J. frank Kane is 4 native Of Gardl-
ner. ana - years Of age. Kane has
enjoyed q varied baseball experience,
and i; one Of the fastest Maine pitch
erS that has been turned out in recent
Yeas. He played at Amherst four
years. in Wlterville four years ago
and las also pitched with Western
league teams.
L. X. Johnson is another member of
Gardeners strong pitching talent.
Johnson is about - years old, ard
taiis from MaCEies. He is a Bates
nan, tWirling On the college team two
wears. ANA last summer he did fine
work om tho strong Dexter team.
Arthur Bcare is another pitcher that
i,as helped the Gardeners to win games
his season. I;eane ic 4 Wiscusset boy
and saw tie light "A years ago. He
has played on many strong teams
throughout the state, distinguishing
llinls If last YEAR on the BOothbayS.
Harold St"n" j. the prize catcher If
he Gardiner team. and since the sea
SON opened he has shown himself a
master IT lhe game. stone IS Il native
Of Lisbon Fails and last year he did
fine work on the EoWduin college
team. H. i II years alI.
Daniel Munro is another native Of
Gardiner Of whom the city feels justly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
The Weeks Schedule.


AN I$iNiN--AN l4I1AtJ l.
Thursday. Friday and Saturdav-Cleva-
land ~ Boston. st. Louis at New York
tnirago mt Washington Detroit at Phla-
delphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesday. Thursday Friday and Sat
urday-Eostcn ut Chicago. New York at
plttsburg, Philadelphia at St Louis
Brooklyn 1T Cincinnati
Snnday-Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia
at st. Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Friday-Nashu ut New Bedford, Lowell
at Fail River. HaveIhilI at Lynn, Man
chester at Concord.
aturday-Nashua 1T New bedford.
Lowell at Fall River. Haverhill at Lynn,
Concord ut Manchester.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Fridny-Bridgepor at Hartford, SPRING
field Mt New Haven-Meriden at Holyoke.
New London at Norwich.
Saturday-Hartford at bridgeport. Mer-
iden at New Haven, Springfield at Hol-
yoke. Norwich AT New London.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Friday-Toronto at Jersey City. Buffalo
at Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures al Newark, Toron-
to at Jersey City, Eufftlo ut Baltimore,
Montreal at Providence.
Sundav-R0chester at Newark, Montreal
at Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
OF New England League Owing to
Taunton's Recent Admission.


Boston. Aug. THE admission IF Taun-
ton u the New England Baseball League
has made necessary Il change in the
schedule. President Murnant lnS an
ing week:
Monday. Aug. New Bedford ut Ha-
verhll. Fall ItIv-r al Lynn. Taunton at
Concord. NaShIl III Lawrence.
New Bedford at Iav"rhill Taunton at
Nashua. Lawr'nc" At Concord.
"Wednesday. Aug. New BEDFORD at
NASHUA. Fall River at Lawrence. Iaun-
ton at Havcrhill LINN ut Concord.
Thursday. Aug I0-Ncw Bedford ~
Lawrence. Fall River ut Concord. Haver-
hill at Nashua. LINN 1T Taunton.
Friday, Aug. 11-New Bedford at Lynn.
Concord ut Manchester Lawrence Mt Ha-
v"rhill. Fall River at Taunton.
S; turdav Aug. 12-ConCord ut New Bed
ford Nashua at Fail River. Lynn IT Law
renee, liaVcrhill ut Taunton two EdmeS).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
row: Douglass, Clason, Chad

enjoyed lot of great experience. play
ing with many minor teams throughout
Massachusetts and last year he was
on the Boston College team. Wilder is
abou. 30 years old.
Ernest Clason. is another Bates man
TO do good wori, on the GARDENERS this
year. Clason CAPTAINS the team and
plays general utility. just at present
the out-fieid. For four years Clason
Played on the Bates College team. and
last summer in Caribou and the Oxford
County league. Clason comes from
Lisbon Falls, and is about % years old
Charles Messenger is a Gardiner bov
and q natural born athlete He accom-
piished good work last fall on the
Bates football eleven, and his work in
the Trolley league games of 1904 will
De Well remembered. Messenger is %
years old.
Herbert i. Douglass. manager and
utility. mag. pf. the, Gardner pam, kss
been in baseball. almost since time be-
gan. Douglass played in Bates four
Years and he is another of the TROLLEY
league celebrities. Douglass is the pa
trldrch of the team, confessing 10 81
summers. end is purely local talent.
lie Is principal Of the Highland avenue
sfalifnar school, when he isn't playing
ball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
Baseball Notes,

Billy Lush has como to terms with the
Cleveland club ana will report for duty
as soon MS his arm is in shape. He is
working out daily with the New Haven
club.
capt A. G. Arson rs city clerk of Chi
caco has begun docking attaches of his
office who neglect their wnTl; to 50 to hall
Comes. II" has nostcd th'r or,iDt " his
oTcc: ANY :ttache of the CITY clerk s
d, rartment who forsall"s his work To wit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04

ness .ho American national plstilmc shall
b" fined.
Manager LEONARD of The Lynn Associa-
tiUn team. nrvt)NrN7i, Thursday night.
that Grant his second bas.man, had bvc.i
=, cured ht tn cleveland management
md is a. take Part ia Friaay \ gam" al
Boston.
i4ostpu IJu.nai. There is one thing that
| dim ~. SHOULD rTat;'lhrr- 'fh.- If"5-
t"t.5 l.tv, lrrn ii every Irnnatt race
.a. w t. tll.. finish. i, sid winning Il.
last tyo. Now doesn't il stand u reason
that. after icing UIu"i Surh . strain Ion
80 lt4l% - period, til" team should suffer Il
slump" lh,E may c"Ine again this sea-
,ou. I..t III hul,c 50; tn sunl.cr the bet
ter.
"Eall players are me only athletes. -
says Harry Ilthill. tie New York Ma
tio,tal4' Trainer, win. drink water to their
StomIclI'S content at I'LL times. Coming
in from tlr- f"id Of = triI around the
base. Il lt..%t.r GaSlitS MudlV To TIL" Wa
ter hart,! and ;illS UP nu three or four
mugs 81 H." cold water. They claim they
sweat il ut.t in rh" hot sun. Jnd | suppose
they a., hut they certainly would feel
better If they cut SOM" ~ j. ont. 1T isn't
a mans stomach that is trrStr. It's his
mouth amt throat tn.t hrr,lnc la.Tched
ana dry. II han players wur.d rims" their
mouths ,ut more. .iud guz2l.. less water
they roul"n't help h";'- in hrtt'r shape"
Rob Dunbar il Boston Journal: /
wouldn't d,rIv KOstul.'+ chances for tho
;H.d can't. Collins persistent statement
thtr his team u stilI IN th- running is
III" only thing ne ought - gay 1t this
stage # the gam. 1t If 80 rtSy to knOc K
th..i wr-tId nav" th" knockers last con-
-i,cr fuf' l."m"nt what ill.,. tiuStuns are
up ag;.li4sf. TIry .,r. billed tp play -
games III y dt,vS, and tll"y have not had
ticr pitriory I'LL really @c"l snap" at onf
time. except IN rare occasions. sine" the
season opened No wonder PRESIDENT TIy-
Tor +, claimed oltast.:d ana sent m exert
agent among TIE minor l"lgu"ls. The
t'im needs r@o!r pitchers ana needs them
! MtuiT Tor thc siege u d0dhc-hc;tdvrs
coming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
The Hot Weather Test

Makes people better acqainted with
their resources of strength and endur-
ance.
Many find that. they are not so well
off as they thought and that they are
easily enervated and depressed by the
heat.
What they need is the tonic effect 1t
Hoods Sarsaparilla which strengthens
the blood. promotes refreshing sleep.
overcomes that tired feeling. creates
appetite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
STATE NEWS.
SOMERSET.
RIPLEY.

mere was a quiet wedding at the homo
o. Edgar R:imsdell, Wednesday. when hiS
only daughter Miss Sadie. was united in
marriage to Shepherd Hopkins Of Dexter.
ne ceremony was performed by Rev. I.
z; Ham al Cambridge Both young peo-
Dexter 'A'
X. w. Felker and family have returned
from successful blueberrying trip and
many more parties are planning to start
next week.
Charles Cooley of Auburn. is STAYING
WIN MS brother. John Cooley. who met
with an accident i'll his blacksmith shop
and lost his eye. recently.
charles Manseil has recently been on a
visit TO his brother in Newport
Miss Jennie Hersom and Elva. SkilIings
are az home from Dexter, where they ars
employed. for vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
Trolley LEAGUE Notes.

Winthrop is playing the game when
thoy can earn i victory like that of yes
terday.
Craig ana Wiley. although members II
the National Guard. will probably be secn
in their positions As usual during the
muster
Hailowcll ana Augusta are still tied for
hrst place. but t"day's game means a
changc one way or he other, and Angus
"a fans freely predict a victory fer the
home team.
Eddie Remission viii be in the box for
Augusta. today. with the remainder of
the lineup as follows: Sullivan c: Will
ley. lib: Moody. %; Dickinson, IS: Penley.
ID, Abbott. If; Nickerson, CT; Craig. RI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04

The imperial decree regarding the ap-
preparation Of temples for schools, says
the Shanghai North China Herald. is
being carried out in AnhuL At
Luchoufu. four very large images.
servants to the god of literature. have
been torn down to make room for the
little Chinese boys to study English.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
WINTHROP.

Earned runs-Gariiner |: Winthrop, :.
Three base hit-O'Rourke. Two-basc hits
oESarke stot stan naaeSG daT@
|,n Jrisb Double playS-Edmond I'M
TWISTED: Roach to Carrigan. PASSED bill
stone, Ease on balls-By Kane. /: .i.y
Johnson. i: by ORourke. J. Struck out
BY Kane. .; by Johnson 10; by ORourke,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04

Keroscnr ~ ga5nlinr blazcs cnn
readily \, cxtinGuish~i ~ the milk
which il convenient ~ almost every
Kitchen. While wafer on.y ruickons
the flame Of petroleum or rasolnc. says
lie journal du Petrol. milk immediately
txtingrishcs il and prevents All dan
ger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.

N Observation-Disclosures ~; Toronto. \
At Providence-Ihe Buffalo Providence
gam" vas postponed to Friday. to ill an
open date.
~ Jersey City-Eochest"r c; jersey
City, l.
~ Nowark-Montrcal. ); Newark, 4.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

Boston, Aug. 3.-Tannenill pitched )
hit game today, while Boston buucned
lI,s off Hess and won, 3 to o. The Wis
itors' crippled condition WAS Increased
when B0rnhardt's pitching hand was in
iured by a battcd ball and he Withdrew.
Clcveland's cripple list now includes La
jo,e. Bay, KahI StovaII, Bernhardt. JOSS
and Rhoades. The score.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

IT New Haven Bridgeport, !; New TIa-
ven. ..
At Merider--F'irst game: Merdcn. i;
Sprlngtcld ) ti3 mningsI; second g;tmr:
Springfield, 3; Meliden, | Il inningsJ.
AZ iartfotd-ilarttord. 3. New Lon
don. l.
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.

Havcrhill. Mass. Aug. 3.-IIaverhill woa
from Lawrence. to l. today, 4 gam"
marked by much wrangling. Captain
Clark was put OH; of the game for strik-
ing Manager Murphy Of the home team,
and later Murphy was expelled for dis
putting a decision. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
Trolley League Standing.
Trolley League Schedule.

Friday-Hallowell at Augusta.
Ter at Hallowell
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"One out when winning lrtn was scored.
Haveri.iu ........l q o . y , y l.
Law renee ....-......U q q O-1
Twu-has" hit-Ahr.trn. Sacrifice" hits
Wallace. EolIirnln. Lawrence. connolly.
StOi,.I bases W;.llace. ArmbrlISt'r >, VII
son. First b.t:s.. on halls-Dr connolly
>; OFT L"itlI. 2. rim. ]. ~. t'mpilr, Hast
iuaH Attendance. Al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
CLEVELAND.

'Battcd for Hess in the ninth.
Boston -............-0 o "
Cleveland ...........J 0 u . 60
Two-base hit-T'IiCk. Thrc"-base Init
Crgcr. Stolen bases-Parent. Crig"r. Dot
bic play-Frreman and Parent. First base
hardt. / in 10 innings; off Hess. in
: - innings. Struck out-By Hess, :; by
TannehilI. s. Wild ptclI-fIcss. Time
ID. Umpire. Connolly. Attendance. ~