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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
TWO SUCKERS
EVERY MINUTE
Gambler Sirosnider Goes Old
Saying One Better
HoNeSTAANNoTCAuGHT
Fellow Who Wants thousand, Tor
Nothing tasy Game Ior the
Buneo Man.

NEW fuiik. Ang s -. - RiFa,Hi
DE-, tHnkn sissFrF. uHHtsrlar Han.
rsFi siafp ai.i eifr isifrf gives ii,f
Amri sa shsl BE- CO. Hast ratfafs,ii
nafy siairH.rnt put.isi.pi ui fssrHi
Nraf-
iir bee absolutely rssi asiis ihr sci
q mysisFy aiih nhifh iir i,fy,iai.sy
tIsiilrfhnad risst fisrIf airfatiuRs sod
nrtfais tbr alriii,sis i8 ehirh o. has
ssinrsi mufr ihaH fiisiw1 sitiauui sifs
ius q ihins ~ falur - b. Sc uniY
foafs D. inii b,.a BE- sausni 10 t,ihn 4,
Hams uli q si2sssi hli D. explains
iilr ninir msili,.i ~ bic rYuioai rfaft.
There is q snrtff iaifu rtrfy minute
-ea~i'i 10 Aru Nufk. uhrfs CO. t'fih
rate BE- uus every ih.fiy srcaiiis.- IL
ise sarinHic ksinoir e. tir uipis u
tho Firssnhiri fliIiosaihy
= have never rrtsaloi my uizfaiiuus
g. ihr puhile i.rlufr.- sai Mf Fifwsui.
DEF. hut nat is b1i harsuse hst.
te,n afraid g. 81 80. have iarn wiihs
in thr law with my operations. nnd.
knowing that I was within iiir iaw.
d.i BOT hesitate o. give my true Nrf.
siun - ibr frsrluE ~ nf. Harris a. ihr
district attorney. That was a case ~
Come GA. Wh.sksrs.' nni I trimmed
BIN ~ faro of si2;s1 that BE- later GOA.
f'sssod belonged o. his wife aud hiin.
syif "a q joint account
= am a samblef. aud In ten years
past I have bern known az a gambler.
but because I admit the fact Their. l.
~ reason for ANY ono O. think that !
did not consider myself Ia the same
class ~ the Wall street crowd that
seek TO gain sudden riches with tho
least use u money ~ to 10 higher 10
O. N. giants u finance that swing |
their deal. aud manlpulntions through |
the use of the inonry Of widows and
orphans.
Il went deliberately into this game
Of confidence largely on n sporting
basis When I became old enough 10
size up the general situation FOR my.
self observed that there were large
of persons OF the DIR. Harris
stripe who were ON the lookout 20 ob.
lain something for nothing.
Il then and there made up my mind
hat considered myself keen enough
10 match my wits with men 81 this Tx,
ind have succeeded. IL has been a
'ase Of dog eat dog. and have never
lroppcd my bone | have been out 10
trim my fellow man. and oftentimes
10 has imagined lie was trimming me
,r some one else through my assist.
ince. aud that was where he lost out
N the proposition.
II am willing 10 90 on record ms stat.
ne that no man who has been duped
~ myself or other men on the outlook
or other peoples money through the
Practice Of my particular speciality
would have been so mulcted unless he
Iad larceny in his thoughts.
II have secured fortunes through
uch practices and lost them by being
sucker at playing the races or the
arc bank myself. hut no man who
nows me can ever say that robbed
poor man or an honest man.
II consider my occupation MS legiti-
nate as that practiced by many n well
ressed. afiiuent Wall street broker.
{ had a capital of 100000 I would
g in Wall street today Qf the central
flee would permit mel. and I'll wager
hat would get what was coming to
ie."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
CLOUD BURST.
At Hoosick Cause, Much Damage to Bridges
and Property.

Hoosick, n. Y, was visited Satur
day by cloud burst which did much
damage to highways, culverts and
small bridges in the southwestern por
tion of the town.
Near the farm OF N arshall Reynolds
at Potter Hill the road was very badly
washed out and near the place Of Har.
vey Macumber, just beyond the Potter
Hill store, the brook which flows near
that point became torrent and the
small bridge on the back road to
Boyntonville was washed away and
carried down stream several rods.
Near the Warren Richmond place the
large culvert was partly washed away.
On the Lawton hill the road was in the
fields, the surface of the highway hav-
ing been swept away. On the Pine
Valley road near the place of William
Philpot the road was badly washed
out apd a small bridge carried away.
On the road to southwest Hoosick the
road was washed out near the William
Crawford farm and also near the farm
occupied by George Hills. The small
bridge on the River road at the foot
of Warren's hill was also washed
away. The damage is rapidly being
repaired under the direction of Com
missioner Bratt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
STRANGE COINCIDENCE.
Rear Admiral n N Stevenson OF Pittsfisld One
Of investigating Committee.

The board Of inquiry on the Ben
nington disaster, which convened on
the flagship Chicago in the harbor Of
San Diego, Cal, Monday afternoon
Is headed by Rear Admiral Holland N
Stevenson of Pitts6eld.
1t Is somewhat of coincidence that
he 7ho, Is years ago superintendent
the construction of the warship, Ben
nington should now be called upon to
take part in the investigation of the
causes leading to the explosion on
board the vessel and the attending loss
of life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
WILL 60 TO JAPAN
Prof o. ". W. S)ssus OF St JOhn,bury to
Teach In Imperial University.

ST Johnsbury, Aug. l.-Prof Oliver
NJ. w. Sprague Of this town has re.
signed as assistant professor In the
department of economies at Harvard
university to accept a professorship
in the Imperial university OF Japan at
Toxic.
. He will be professor OF political
economy and finance in the college Of
law in the Imperial University and
lecturer on the same subjects in the
Toxic higher commercial school. DR.
Sprague is the son of w. w. Sprague,
former ST Johnsbury postmaster.
Professor and Mrs Sprague leave
for the Orient the last of this month.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
FOR ONE WEEK
De'Oihy te-I' conpsny sii be At ubssry
Hall Wed Of Astusiu.

The Dorothy Lewis Repertoire CON.
pany uill play return engagement al
library hall theatre the week OF Aug.
usi IL. This company IL now one Of
the strongest repertoire companies on
the road with new plays, special seen.
cry and the strongest feature special.
tics OF any repertoire company that
has visited the city this season.
They play their third return date ai
Rutland week Of July 7ih. Jack Mat
ihews Is the new business manager and
the company Is now running very
smoothly. Watch for the big adver.
tisemeni In the Banner August9.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
ATTEMPTED TO ROB
Selectman C. II. Houshton Of North Ben
ninston In His Yard.

North Bennington, Aug. 3.-Select-
man Charles H. Houghton when re-
turning home last evening about 8
O'Clock was met in his own yard
by couple of footpads who attempted
to rob him.
His cries for help brought him assis-
lance and the would be robbers fed.
Nothing was taken from Mr. Houghton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
VOCAL RECTAL
T. a. 0s.ss Ia Rs tA'a9 Hsli AS
81 hlh.

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81 nlh.
Tir snHs fagla' BE- Chaf,rs iisHhri
sht kriirs taif eili hs gisfa ih d.
taFe Hal, FRIDAY FtsRiRE ~ hssl
ssst, Asssa %. TiFkris siii bf "a
sais "a AAHrs' drss slsIp 30 Sees II
hsti srrk Ne iishhfai BE- pf paafss
sell snash ih nFfhihsinh. bic hof,s
i9sh, les bic ,pios has Hfi irsH iasani
hsTs faF feaF gssIs ahd siih bic lar
So ihsasfos sBt ggrsi iohioH tfi'
amitiss he s'nsihs si,faid b. ~ strsl
iHirFpsi g. sil
MFCais siaiis.i taiea fliiafs shFpsi
Co., several sears aH1 aiifF haH.hsr
q trFy snaorssiai srssaHs ih LafiuH
caHls a. Nss YoFs abrFe bic i~saii-
fai isBof tnios hss tsrf afrh hrsFd
8sfins 80 rss' SEQ scare, 80 sell 80
ia nii.sf figirs ~ t.is oaaHifi.
lbs fsiiwsiHs iiFH FpsaHiihg &c.
nsHHssi j. issrH ifon "ns - no pFihs
cirsi mssiesl rsPsfs ~ iyasd"n asi 10
an inticsiipH ~ shat iiasg ulias -
him tsffr5
'MF Charles iisHfsis j. = goahs tns
csiisi shn is iap'diI tzsiHs ifuHi rack
amohs iiss singers - ibr ds,, sHd bic
fuosni ssoofssr, iB i.ondoh have besh
saiir trmarsabe. iis pas boFa in
Benninsinn. Arfmuais q, =, A. 80
ihr ass ~ sstsHifrH hs ass appniui.i
orsaniss ~ an ia.ia1ftaHi church. iis
continued bic mus.csi studies uhi'r ~
Harvard rHl,spiiN ilpsl1n. aai Ia.
isf oH D. siadiri voice caii8fr uEirf
ilis late Chafits q; Adams. at she
Nrs EHsiahi Conservatory ~ NBs'r.
tn ihr ms sisF'rs nirampos hs bad
a. instructor George ~. Chsduics
''iu i.gs Nr Bsnss'i ucui g. Paris.
and continued bic tocai siud'rs there
for q period II ilfee yrars 9Th 4. De-
Tfabadeio. under whom uorsri Mad.
amr Emma Eamrs. Crraid.nr Faffar.
Ipr.ma donna Al ihe Royal opera.
BcrIlnj and many other sell knoun
..hgcrs. Including the iaio sybil san.
der.on. la ipol b. cane g. England.
his hrs' engagement being AZ Brighton.
Since then he has sung - The mos, im
poriant concerts at - James, Hall.
Albert Hall. Qa.cn's Hall, Crystal
Palace Saturday Concerts and broad
wood Concerts lin London and Man.
chesierl. likewise for many Of the
leading choral societies In the provin.
ces aud In ireland. Last month he
sang In Franco Leoni's opera III and |
Little Christina nj the Lyric Theatre,
London.
mir Charles Bennett possesses an
excellent voice Of toe baritone quality |
aud sings with much earnestness,
taste, skill and distinction. lie mani.
tests great intelligence and takes con-
siderable pains 10 fulfil the very best
that il in him. His Intonation is re-
markabIe for It's purity. His high [
notes are clear and resonant, and his
low ones reach down almost 10 the
bass clef. The musical critic Of the
Times speaks OF his beautiful basso
cantante voice, now moreover through.
CUT and says that he has real must
cal intelligence and distinction OF
style"
Watch later issues OF this paper for
press opinions of Mr. Cole, which for
want OF space, must be reserved for
another day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
NEW USE FOR CHAPEL
Sas.o@ ~ u.k C.Fush css's rsiBs Hde
A. Csssfrssi isazi Css'sh.

BrzuisboFa. Ans The chapel -
ils CsHisr Congregational church IL
cpatrfi7i temporarily into = pirrisss
telegraph siai'on. \ session ~ he
Tailed States circuit coaFt 10 trisg
bold uisru before Jsdgc ii9yt u.
Wheeler.
Tho i'iis ~ 10 rzse vhich is being
heard is ilis National Eirciric signal.
iihs company " the DcForri Wire.
lsss Telegraph company q ais Tho
complainant il company operating
under patents - r. 4. Fcsssnden q
Washington. y. &. Tho defendant IL
. rival company operating under The
patents u L. DcForus;.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03

CIV Parker OF Concord N H who
was recently engaged as principal of
Leland and Gray Seminary Towns
bend for the coming year, has been re-
leased from his engagement, having
been offered another position which he
wished to accept.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
NOTICE..

Whereas my wife Hattie Harvey has left my
bed and board without due cause or provOcatioI
hereby give notice to all parties interested
not to harbor or trust her on my account as.
hall pay no bills OF her contracting after this
ate.
George Harvey
bennington VT. July 20. 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
TRAIN TOTAL WRECK.
All On Board Baltimore & Ohio Passenger.
Reported Killed.

Johnston, Pa, Aug. "a passen--
ger train on the Baltimore q Ohio
railroad was wrecked at Point Creek
bridge today. Everybody aboard is
reported killed or wounded.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03

Mothers lose their dread for"that
terrible second summer when they
have DR. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house. Nature's
specific for summer complaints.Q OF
every sort.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03

A lazy liver makes lazy man.
Burdock Blood Btters Is the natural,
never falling remedy for lazy liver.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03

Ordinary household accidents have
no terror when there is bottle of DR.
Thomas Electric Oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises,
spraius. Instant relief
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-03
NOTICE

c. ". Miller makes repairs on reed awnings.
Furniture repaired, also chairs reseated. Locks
repaired and key fitting. send him postal or
cali at 40 North ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15

run Of the season at yesterdays game
and he has prizes. gifts and trophies
galore - reward him. &. r. Beane pre-
sents a box OF cigars, a Mr.. Titus con
tributes a Spaulding prize bat and
there are others.
Many came down from Augusta and
Hallowell with the hopes Of seeing
"Gramp' Morse show up, but he was
left at home to rest up for today. Much
interest was also interested In Nj.
Carrigan. the manager Of the Win
throps. On account of the wide pub
iicity given him. Mr.. Carrigan shrinks
from the gaze Of the curious Ar much
as is possible. He will make good
man TO stand at the wheel of the Win
thrOp craft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15

In contrast to the exciting struggle be
ing waged I'm its sister organization tn''
National Leagues race is very inuch ~, ~,
the nature of procession. 1t Is t,ls
gaining i'm stature every day. They are
rightly considered one of the greatest;
if not the greatest. team that ever tr4d
the diamond. They have the king pitcn-
some from former performances ths
strike out record of Amcs and the grand
work of Matthewson and Dummy Taylor
have more than made up for 1t. Ihen,
too. they have the born batters; men who
will always be found near the top of the
list AS Il fielding team they have no su-
perior and fer inside play no equal But
the great underlying factor OF New
York's success is the confidence which
each PLAYER has in every other. and more
than all, in their manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15
A STATEN EkT
Regarding HaIIoweI's Position in Case
Of Player Carrigan.

The management OF the HalIowen
baseball team makes the following
statement with regard to Carrigan.
who was suspended from playing in
the Trolley League by the board OF
appeals.
Manager Fish of the HalloweII team,
had been in correspondence with Mr.
Carrjgan about playing with Halo
well. and, June %, received letter
from him, giving his terms. Mr. Fish
wrote him on the next day. stating that
his terms were too high; but on the
same day, before Carrigan had re-
ceivcd the letter, Mr.. Fish called him
up by telephone and told him to come
to Hallowell on the next day and play
game to try out, and il he WAS salts
factory he would be engaged. Carrigan
came here and his playing proving sat
isfactory. he was told after the game
that he was engaged.
After eating supper that evening
Mr.. Carrigan went into Mr.. FiSh's Of
flee and in the presence of at least Is
men. he was told that his terms were
accepted: and after some talk in re-
gard to the number of games i'm which
he would catch if it was necessary. he
agreed to play with HalloweIl. and to
report on the evening of July 3.
After he had completed the engage
ment. some one called City hall on the
telephone and asked il Carrigan WAS
in tine building. He was called to the tel
ephone and then returned to Mr.. Fish's
Office, when he said that he should not
come to Hallowell. On being pressed
for the reason, he admitted that he had
received better offer.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

1t is understood that about $4,000 OF
tho S1O0 On needed to he raised ut Ellis
worth, for the construction Of ha, the pro pro;
and ~ ,,,,Uiot seems to be sure thing
granted: 81 Barthoiomcw G. s Hammond H,
Lincoln: Augustus s. smart, o'go' c .iISepn
Rockiand. and Albert r. Smith Jr-'
Auburn.
A man named Gray e far re !! fen
WIZ Wri,,tnrnort. Wednesday. and sus-
wrist wrist and thumb and several cuts about
the head. He will recover
Ora Titles arm was torn torn 81 at the
shoulder while he Was az S Scr6nerl M,i.
E Hridpner The case is particularly sad
FROM the fact that L,ttlcs family CON
sstirs Of wife c;r ana stances children
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PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED.
Jockey w. Robbins Thrown at Brior-
ton Beach Raccs-Mount Killed.

New York, July 14-Jockey W. koo-
bins was probably fatally injured our
ing the first race at Brighton Beach, 10
day, when the horse Derison which ne
was riding. fell. Derison's neck was
broken and death came instantly. hoo-
bins was thrown heavily and was pao
ly shaken up.
First race. handicap. six furlonss. :
year-olds: Vica to I, won; Cassini' :
to 1 place, second; Ada Russell. thirn.
Time. LA 2-5.
Second race: l 1-15 miles, seliihg'
year-olds and up: Out of Reach, 10 l,
and to 5. first; Hippocrate. III 10 l
place. second; Flammula, third Time
Las.
Tfrd race. s furlongs, 3-yeaf -oios'
Dreamer, to 2 and out. first Hurn-
mer. to 1. place. second; Terry e.
third. Time, lis 3-5.
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE,
New England League Standing.
AT LYNN.

Lynn defeated Lowell. Is to o. in IN un
interesting game. characterized by looS,
fielding on the part of the visitors anC
heavy hitting by the locals. who had NJ
difficulty in hitting Huntington. the Low
ell Textile school pitcher. On account o
sent to the bench The score:
Lynn ..........2 > o 3 > ; X-13-13-
Lowell ........0 o 0 o % ,;
Rattcrcs-S Smith and Daum. Hunting
ton and o. Jackson. Umpire. Hastings
Time, 10. Attendance, $50.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
New Bedford won an interesting gam,
from Fall River. Fall River had Harris
on first base and he contributed three err
rors and was largely responsible for tn.
start which allowed the home team t.
win. Murphy batted the best for New
Bedford and his two hits knocked in al
three runs: The hitting WAS light on boil
sides. Mullaney made IA catch of a hard
hit fly ball In the sixth which saved a run
being scored. The score:
New Bedford % 0 0 o 0 x-3-J-l
Fall River -.....0 0 0 0 b %.
Batteries-Mack and Burrill: Carrick
and Sullivan. Umpire. O'Brien. Time,
A. Attendance 1000
AT NASHUA.
Hard hitting by Henry. Wiley and Muir
ply in the eighth inning brought in four
runs and won the game for Nashua BY
the score of to !. The visitors could not
hit Jordan TO advantage when they mad
men on bases. The score:
Nashua ........0 y 4 X-4-10- :.
Manchester 10 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 N-1-10-1
Batteries-Jordan and Wiley: Volz and
Cote. Umpire, kcrins. Time, 2h At
tendance. so.
AT HANERHILL.
After both Concord and Haverhill had
battled for eight innings without scoring
a run, the home team went to pieces in
the ninth. and Concord scored five runs.
4 single by Sheets started the visitors
fusilade. Hartman had splendid control
ald was master at all times The score;
Concord .O 0 0 0 D o 5-a-G-0
Eaverhill ......0 0 0 0 . 0 o 0-O-6--
Batteries-Hartman and Knots: Leahy
and Ahearn. Umpire. Stafford. Time,
]. h. Attendance, $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15

Two-base hits-Steinfeldt. Moran. Home
run-Odwell. Sacrifice hits-CannelI VIII
helm. Stolen bases-Abbaticchio. Double
play-Schlei and Barry. Triple play
Corcoran to Higgins to SChlei to Stein
feldt to Huggns: First bnse ON balls
on Wilhelm. l. Struck out-By Wilhelm.
]; by Ewing. Z. Time Ii. Umpire,
tombstone. Attendance. 1l2J
AT PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia % 0 o X-I-10l
1t. Louis ......O 0 o 0 o. 90
Batteries-Ccrridon and Doom; Abbott.
Taylor and Grady. Umpire BiuSewne.
Time, Is. Attendance 1876.
AT BROOKLYN.
Pittsburg .......1 0 $50
BROOKLYN O O 0 o 0 0-2-1-i
Batteries-Case and PETIT; Stricklett
and Ritter. Umpire. KLEIN. Time. l.fJ.
Attendance. 1870.
AT NEW YORK.
New York ......0 0 0 $50
Chicago .........0 0 u O-.-+o
Batteries-Taylor. Wiltse and Bower
man: Reulbach and King. Umpires
Emslie and O'Day. Time. 1.45. Attend
ance 1000.
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-:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
=
National League Standing.

Boston, July lin one of the most sen
national finishes ever seen on Il ball field,
Cincinnati won today's game by I score
Of 4 to 3. With Boston runners on third
and first and none out in the ninth in
ming. AbbaticchiO hit to Corcoran, whose
throw to Higgins forced Wilhelm at sec
Ond. Higgins threw home to head off
Moran. who started back for third. but he
was out when Schlei switched the ball to
Steinfeldt. A wonderful triple play was
completed when Steinfeldt threw to Hug
gins. who tagged Abbaticchio. 1t was
the second triple play made. this week.
in games between Boston and Cincinnati.
and the fourth play of the kind ever
made on league grounds in this city The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15
Baseball Notes.

Billy Hayward has been hitting for .91I
for New Haven.
Catcher Zearfoss has been sold to Tole-
do by st. Louis.
Baltimore offered Washington 500 for
Second Baseman Mullen.
Pittsburg will play a double header in
Chicago, Sunday, Sept. 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15
WINTHROP

Allen. rwo-base hit-Chadhonrnn run
baseSDJoXcc. Wormwood ?. Talbot st ,o,cn
1put-By Kane. II: by WormwooJ a'ruGk
Stone. Cary. Base on b,IIs.ST ball
O" par wor in,sn !; Sacrifice hits-MesseG
Turner. Tine e' Pr umpire. Parker of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15
Notes Of the Game

What will be the result of the sbato
up In the Augusta team? ask tho GO ~.
diner fans. Surely something mns, ~
ooing UP the river to clear thar 1o,..u De
notch. '""est
shortstop Allen scored the first bomo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15
Tho Weeks Schedule.

Haturday-St. Louis at Boston. Chicago
at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at New York. Gin
cinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Friday and Saturday-Boston at St
Louis. New York at Cleveland. Philadel-
phia at Detroit Washington at Chicago.
Sunday-Roston at st. Louis. Washing
ton at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Saturday-Concord at Manchester
Nashua at Lynn. Lowell at Haverhill
two 9ames), New Bedford at Fall River
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Saturday-New London at Bridgeport
Hartford at New Haven. Norwich al
Springfield. Meriden at Holyoke.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-NeW
ark at Montreal, Jersey City at Buffalo
Providence at Toronto. Baltimore al
Rochester.
Sunday-BaltimOre at Montreal
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standinq.

st. Louis. July 14.-After pitching in re-
markablc form for four innings. today
without allowing st. Louis IL single hit
Winter failed in a fielding effort in the
fifth and the local team tied the score
later winning. to ,. Attendance. 300
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyoke-Holyoke. u: Norwich 1.
At Meriden--Meridep. >: New London q.
AT Hartford-IIartfori. ;; Springfield. /.
At New Acknowledgment. I: New Ha-
ven, 3
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Buffalo-Jersey City. /; Buffalo. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 4: Toronto. o.
At Rochester-The Rochester Baltimore
games were postponed; rain.
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Boston ..............0 0 0 o 0 o.
Three base hits-Burkett. Gleason. Sac
rifice hits-Stahl. Frisk. Petty, Gleason.
Stolen baSes-Selbach. Wild pitch-Win-
ter. 3 Struck out-By Petty. 4; by Winter.
u. Left on bases-St. Louis I; Boston. 6.
Time. LII. EMPIRES. O'LOughlin and Nc
Carthy.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago .....O o. 0 o x-2-4-I
WASHINGTON 20 0 0-06-.
Batteries-Walsh and Dundon: Wolfe
and Heydon. Umpire, Sheridan. Time,
l. 81. Attendance i212
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland ......2 o = > o X-7-1O-0
New York 30 1 0 0 0 o o. ~
Batteries-Joss and Buelow; Powell and
Powers. Umpire, COnnor. Time. Ia. At
tendance. 1865.
At DetrOit-The Dctroit-Phladelphi;,
game was postponed: wet grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-15
Trolley League Standing.
Trolley League Schedule.

Saturday. Gardiner at Augusta, HALO
well at Winthrop.