Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-09-26
LEWISTON
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Score by Innings.
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Earned runs, Lewiston l, Oxford !. Three
base. hit, Penley. First base on balls, Of
Adams 8; Off Sparks 2 Struck out, By Adam
8; by Sparks l. Left on bases. Lewiston 10
Oxford Double plays Devote, Raws ION
ford ]. Hit by pitched ball, Hayes. Umpires
Shaw and Curtis. scarer, Thayer.
Thursdays game was victory for tn
Athletics over Hebron by score of 9 t.
/. 1t was very pretty game up toeht
sixth inning, when Hebron went t.
pieces.
The Athletics aud Oxfords met AGAR
on Friday, and many of the spectators
say this was the best game they eve
saw. Old men and young got excited
and lost all interest in everything elst
on earth but this game. Oxford .
Athletics 1. The winning score was ruT
in on Adams bunt in the last half O
the ninth inning.
WORK OF THE OFFICERS
Five arrests were made, all during TIT
early part of the fair. One fakir caused
the arrest of another on the charge o.
larceny, for selling watch on which
the first named had claim. The
property was returned, and the respond
emit paid fine of LOO and costs.
Cyrus Reed of Welchville and James
Paul of South Paris were arrested or
Wednesday for intoxication. Both wen,
to Jail for lack of money to pay S3.W
and costs.
Two men who were running booth
for the sale of soft drinks were arrested
Wednesday evening for gambling. They
were running the "over and under u
game with dice. 1t was evidently
side line, and was kept out of sight dur
ing the day time. Friday morning in
the Norway court each paid fine OF
81 90 and costs amounting to 1854.
The big crowds of Thursday and Fri
day were noticeable for their good order
and the absence of anything objection
able.
THE PREMIUMS AWARDED.
rThese awards are unofficial and subject tc
revision by the officers of the Society
Stallions-Best stallion owned in lin.
it's of society, Hall & Young, Bethel, (El
Saule), SIS; X L Cummings, West Par.
is, prince Wilkes), s; II w Davenport,
Barrett, Charles NJ }, A.; stallion years
old, Robinson & Wheeler, South Paris,
~; stallion years, F l. Barrett, and
Hall & Young, Bethel, So and 81, score
exactly the same; stallion year, F L
Barrett, So B Robinson, Oxford, 3;
Charles Curtis, West Paris, 2.
Colts-Filly or gelding 3 years, j. B.
Robinson, Oxford, s; George S Record,
Buckfield, 6; George Ii Jones, Oxford,
2;2 years old, F L Barrett, Barrett, &;
X N Stetsop, West Sumner, 4; Charles A
Buck, West Sumner, 2; one year old, j
B Robinson, SIS II Wardwell, Oxford, 3
Hall & Young, Bethel, 2; two year old
filly or geding draft bred, b Y Russell,
South Paris, 5; Il w Davis, Oxford, 3.
Brood Mares.-Brood mare with foal
by her side, j B Robinson, Oxford, SIS
X l. Cummings, West Paris, s; G NJ
Knight, North Waterford, 4. Sucking
colt, l. Barrett, Barrett, 5; r L Cum.
mings, 4; Robinson, 3; G NJ Knight
2 Sucking colt, draft breed, j B Frost
Norway Lake, 4.
Cents Driving and Draft Horses
Gentleman's driving horse, P A Jordan,
Mechanic Fall, Sl5; j B Robinson, Ok
ford, 10; j II aud j s Record, South
Paris, &; X l. Cummings, West Paris, 4
pair gents driving horses, A j Penley
South Paris, 10; II S Wood, Norway, 10;
green horses shown by owner, Alton {
Maxim, South Paris. 10; L j Abbott
North Paris, s; E E Record, South
Paris, 6; pair work horses over 250O
pounds, c Z, Freeman, Norway, 10; A j
and F l. Millett, Norway, s.; George NJ
Stevens, East Waterford, @; pair o.
work horses $500 pounds and under. {
A Richardson, Greenwood, 10; d K
Berry, North Turner, s; Thayer Bros.
| Pasis, 6; special for draft team, given BY
q F and Andrews, G E Freeman, Nor
way, $40, A aud F L Millett, Norway
10.
Thoroughbred Holsteins-Bull 2 years
and upwards, Carl NJ Heald, Bucktield
IS; Benjamin Tucker. Norway, 6; l.
McIntire, East Waterford, A; bull year
Charles II Brett, Oxford, 8; bull calf
Benjamin Tucker, 3; Charles 81 Brett
2; Scott o Colby, South Paris, 1; COW
Benjamin Tucker, 6, 4; Charles II Brett
2; heifer 8 years, Charles A Pride, Nor
way, s; Benjamin Tucker, 3, q; heifer
years, Benjamin Tucker, 3, 2; heifer
year, Benjamin Tucker, 8; Charles I
Brett, 2; Benjamin Tucker, 1; heife
calf, Benjamin Thicker, 3, 2; Charles 4
Pride, l.
Thoroughbred Herefords-Bull 2 year
and upward, R N Stetson, West Sumner
IS; o Z Turner. East Sumner, 8; bul
/ year old, S II Millett, Norway, 6; bul
bull calf, Miss l. Holmes, South Paris
3; COW, o Turner, 6; R N Stetson, 4
Miss L S Holmes, 2; heifer years, r
Stetson, 5; Miss l. s Holmes, 8; heife
2 years, r N Stetson, B; heifer l yeal
Miss L S Holmes, 8; r N Stetson, Q;
E Turner, 1; heifer calf, Miss l.
Holmes, 3, 2, l.
Thoroughbred Durhams-Bull year
or over, II NJ Fiske, North Waterford
IS; A j & + l. Millett, g; Z Fl Stearns
West Paris, a; bull ! year, Albert Rict
ardson, Norway, 8; bull calf, j S & j
Millett, Norway, 8; COW, A J & F L Mi
lett, @: heifer year, j S & j Il Millet
8; A 6 F l. Millett, 2; heifer calf, +
Harlow, South Paris, 3.
Thoroughbred Ayrshires-Bull 2 year
or over, Carroll r King, South Paris, 81
w A Hersey, Norway, 9; bull year,
II & G II Dunn, Norway, @; Z 5 Haye
& Son, Oxford, 4; bull calf, Benjaini
Tucker, Norway, 8; NJ Greeley, Wes
Paris, 2, 1; COW, Benjamin Tucker, 9, 4
W H & G II Dunn, q; heifer years
Benjamin Tucker, 8; W Il & G Il Dunr
Is, 2; heifer years, Benjamin Tucker, 8
W & G II Dunn, 8, 2; heifer 2 year.