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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
NadD bnnocrt ,Sabrcn.

SIS 1T cine 6rclloc, in oieicn Go0erl
one oclltld) = oncrifaniiHc 1rcIie III
llberbliden. Som gtIontiihcn bis
5llm Stiaen O5enn, bon Sen giclt-
Gllglono = Stnotcn bis gum @olf -
III alien 9lGttcrn Sdiner I~rtifel,
SdlIler . Hc6cn, @crid)tc iiber mir
olgc Sd)lller = 6eiern. San oeiltid)cn
Toterlonoc wcr6cn bicic S6fulor.
ieiern BON oeS groBen 0idtcrs 600
form %pilroiger fem, ais IN oei, Ser
cinigtcn Stootcn. WonheS lh0ue
ur1o inboltSrci6c Wort lit geiproden
ipor0cll, nift MIR bon Selltid. g(rne.
rifoncrnt iorlOern olld bon Mnolo.
Nltlcritoncrl, ocnen Ser Oidteer oes
Soenlelt, oes Shonen ullo @llten Elm
lcltd)tcnocr Stern lit. 60 more, eS
bel %ltnlcrer Scier 5mci omerifoniide
0elebrte, bon ocncn ErofeIior @ooo
Ill oeutlder, Eroielior 2eorneo in
englild)cr Sprodc, oen SGnocr
Der Soeale, Den Ginger scr Srcibeit
unro Sittlidfcit fciertcn. Cieic iid)
ilber oas groBe mcite 2onb eritredcll-
ocl SGiaerieicrn, benen rmicrc
oclltid & omcrifonil6en Sanger at
bcIonoerem Slang pcrbclicn, limo
nlebr olS poriibcrgebenoc Cages,
Gpiioocn. Sic nirtcn nodboltio oui
fommenoe 3eitcn. I'm 10 mebr, als
Iid gerooe in Der @egcntuort Elm Nui-
rofien uno SummcIn oeS onlcrifoni-
lfen 0cutidJtbumS poa5icbt. Ger
0id)ter miro uniercn Ser5en ipieocr
n0ber gebrodt, Der lang;
~@iiict, Elm crbob'ner Sinn
Segt oaS 8roBc in ooS 2e6ell,
ltno er illdt eS niht 0orin!"
uno oas lit Elm Scgen, bcionocrs iiir
ein 2ono, ouS ocm Wtoteriolisnnls
pcriollen lit, ,uie follm Elm nnocres.
Sltnoert Sabre iino bcilte pcriloiicn,
lett Der Iihtcr Die 9lllgcn id)loB;
ober lpos CT acidniien, i%iberbnuert
Die S%abrbunocrtc; Der 9id)tcr nirft
in fomnenoen @eihIehtcrn nod.
@ic III Den Siiiten Der Stllrnmino
iollt,
Ofnn DciB nift, bon molltcn CT
fonut mo broiIlt,
Mic Der Qllca ans pcrbor0cnen Sic
len:
So oes SGngcrS 2ieo ans Dem TSn-
iicrrl l6ult
llno mcdet Der brmfeln @ciiiblc &c.
malt,
Die in Scr5cn plrnocrbor ihlieien.
llno mir 0eltid)en oiiricn beioll-
OcrS ltol5 oui Sdiaer icin, ooenn er
mar m'cr!" Gr bleibt unler i'm.
meroor, oenn ntebr ais elm onbcrcS
Tolt peripiirt Scr 0ciltidc ocn Solld)
ieincs @ciltcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Nan Yattcriun iitt mod.

Rem Dorf, 8. Moi. Non
FnttcrIon'& Sd)idial lit nod, intmer
lillgelplB. @iirgidait lit berclt, oaein
NlltriftSotpnIt Serome bat nod nidt
entld)icoell, ob CT oieielbc occcptiren
miro. Non's Mnpnlt bate bellte
Nnd)mittag cine lange Gonferen5 nit
Srll. Scromc ulo bradte oonn iciner
&licntln Oie eutt1lIlfeloe allnbe,
ooB lie lid pieQeid)t nod cine ISOLDE
i'm Combs . @efdngniB gebuloen
miiiic. Sic nabm Die Nod,ritt nit
gaining critgeeen, obgleif) Iie nit
3iiperlift oarauf gerednet bette.
beute ooer ipdteltens morgen irei 81
iperocn. Sr. Serome peisert lid. Die
@rillloe mit5utbeiIen, weld,e feline
entlteiounJ 10 Iange binails Idle.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Iii rrnu oes Staot Mcgtitraturs.
MnItintnrr


baltimore. Den 25. 9tprtG 1905.
Incn buran interciiiricH RerloHclt miro biers
nit Nadriht crtbeilt. bah Der Staots Sngenteur,
mic IS ourd) Den @lbibuilt ct e, Nrtttel 4S bes
&aItimorcrSta tact Gooer bon 1898 (Snpplement)
perlllt9t miro. oen erflirenoct Rlan u1o Die
Mertbabihdl,lacn tlr Die Serdnocrlllta II. Dlos
oiii5irung bcs 6ipiiben Dem Widnor uno Stnots
rdtb bon Baltimore u1b 9burles VI. Qoot, IT,,
ab1ei6loiienet GouirnitS fiir ole gtioeuiring
ulo Ntlaliering ocaienigel 3bcilcs Der Slit
ion'goeale bon Der oticite Der 10. .StrGBe bis
sur gScitieiie Der GbeliensSerrnCe, in @entdb'
belt Der am s. Wiui 1908 bcitdtiatcn &croros
nulle yir. 1855, nm onburh &orforge 5u irciten
fir ole giOeairlila mo Rfluiternng oes 9unSeH
3beiIeS oer Gliitonsg luerue. bon Der Siiotpeits
teiie Der &i1oiorsDtilsJiodo bis 8ur Neittciie
ber 9beliensIerrnce, bis 81 einer ldn8en Nrettc
bon 40 SUB. nnIt1tt in elmer VrGite bon 80
SllB, mo gcitimuuIugcu fir bic Nc5ubIlu1 oct
onourh elititebenoell soften t~retielto, in oieiem
&ilrealt b%intcrlegt bat.
Nle oaoon beriibrten Rerioncn Ttno beredb'
iiat. innerbaIb 80 Iugen bonn Sntum biciCr
gtoti6 an; I'M 91liintorcr. Stdntgeribt ourdD
fbrifiIi6 eingcrcibie 8etitiun odgegen 8u ups
pelircu.
SarrB 4. 0upper,
RcaiItrntor oer Stuot Baltimore.
(IpriI25 ;ItGi2, 9.1G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
9crnhnro u. Sdncioereitb.

IS itarb ploBlt1 am 7. 0lui 1905 S%ernbaro
n. sfnciocrcitl in ictner leBtell &Sobnurl9, ?r.
hens. Sic Irnucrfcier itnoet WittiuUdl, 123
llbr gutuiitnas, in Der 3inns,Nirbe all Noro'
@uOr Sirube itatt, tpp8u Gertudnhte llno Srerna
De DER 5umiIic eitgeIGoen itno. &cticbu1B
pripntim. d2g-3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Sufpb Sichlcr.

Sc fturb am 7. Mai 1905. Wtorgens 6 llbr,
infer innipii ~geliehfer 8nitc uuo Batter 3ntub
sicbier i'm AItCr bon 63 Subren uro II Tdgen.
Sic NcerOigntg finoct Sieuitaa, yiGdmiitaas
: ubr bon ielner lebten ISublttn9. Nr. $40,
&cit. Barre Strahe, ans uuf Der guuoou-4iarts
GenlctcrD" itatt. Bite, feline NIunen!. lin
itiucS Veileio bitieIt Die trnIernoe
U2S-m 9Sittme nm Ninocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
MiQiurt Vcrtrum.

So lidrb am 6. IRA 1905 @iniam gertrau,
geIiebtcr Natte bon Dora Nertrnm. i'm 81. Sab
re fetnc5 Gebena. Die 9eeroiauna fiHoet am
S%tcnitaa, Den .. Mai. 3 llbr gin6mittuas. bon
feiner lebte1 gSObmina, gtr. 1920, Ctr,
aus ituii. NeiietIing priuatim. U2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
gefanntmadnnseH
@nrcau bes stnet. @cnmeterS.

baltimore. ben o. Wai 1905.
Ser StaOtsSconeter mirb am Dioutaa. Den
Is. Oiai 1905. 8ormittuaS h10 llbr. iid an
Srt unO Stcue einfinOcr, nm ous Hibcnu Der
GohinaionsStru6e bon &euszstrnbc bis @oulos
Strabe, fcftSufteuel.
Haleigb Is. S6pnas,
U2o) StdbisScpmefer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Charles Z. Sueilcr.

IS fturb am 6. Mai 1905 infer ~gcliebtsr
Sobh Grubcr mo Sdpnger Charles 3. spcticr
I'M gllier pOn 81 %uhrCu. If NtOnatCU llllo 3
luqet. Sic NecrOiQtllg Iinoct am MittluutI,
yiu6miitnas , llbr. BON 3rduerbuuic. Hr. i21,
Siio'Turbnm, StraRc, aus iiatt.
Sic truncrnocn Sintrrbltcbcucn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
@~crinmmlnngs B.. Mnsciacn.
Sibiornocn.
ct. Samcs Spar6anf.

Die idbrIi6en 9inieu, oet 9epoittoren am
1. Mai 1905 tduia, lucroen oil oieiem 9aac auf
ocn Credit icocs GpnioS ocftcut mo iperoen
am uno nab Dem 10. Mai 6ur Gititruguug In
Die Guittlltns.9 Bidder bereit fcin.
Staots uno SiaatSs Steuern mcroen bon Der
yanf be5iblt.
1900 Geo. I. Sba(er. Rr0iihrut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Sobn ". Senfel,
Rr. 604, eib.ebarS.e trahe,
lit Der QeidleuhcItatter,

'pel1er ane anitraee fteis sur 8utri.benhsit
clSfibrt.. Die bon ibm be5au> ,,ten aeiden
f6nnel g8ohen long Iiegen. obie bic eeringiten
8erioelunesipnrel ~ 6eidcn. 5rau 1enieI IT
lioi9 bon grandchildren oeren sDeaiaTita.,
CSan10,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
2o6oun Harf.

Der banptidhltfite Srtcohof In Baltimore.
Trcal:. 800 Ndcr. - Gunner ND breuber Charter.
gu ieoer 3eit errei6bdr. Stint Gcut5 Snbr'
eelo bon alen StabttbeiIcn. StraBenbabrs
Wnggofts pntliren Den Saupieireang dle oret
Wiinlltcit. gSarmeS gS1rte5imnter fir SoIde,
bic ben Srtebbof bel rulbenl Better befu6en.
Ne9rnhnt6pldbe. 81 .iebr maBipen Breifer.
fdnlnlilt6 inter fortudbrenoer RfIege.
Siircan: Nr. 81, @eit.s aratuga.strake.
CSan6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Gilinn Mnhcr.

60 rtnrb an Z. Mai 1905 ndd Iur5er arnnfs
belt ailiau NuOer, ~Ncltebtcr Satte pom Wior0
Jinhcr, i'm sitter bon Il Iubrct. Bic Neerois
qltnq iinoet Mittiuudl. oeu 10. Mai, rs ubr
Wiorgens, BON fciucr IcGtcn &Sobnnna, Ut. 3l2,
Guitcrfs @ucnuc. 0iabInnbtoptt, aus tt1tt. RE
nuiema3odntciie fir bae 1cil lelner Seele nm 8
llbr in Der GI. SerisNlrc1e. t29-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
So6n Seruia e Subn,

qetfenbeitutter uub Gtubafiamirer.
Gr. zoos, CrlcanSftr.-Wb. TEL: Winoior 255.
Stueiqgef6Gft: Hr. 524, berI. GnfternsMbeinie
Steblanoiotur, Baltimore, Wiurblauo 9eIepbon:
@inofor go. arii6en iperoen ~aeIlefert fir SOD.
3etten, uHterbaltIneen unb anoere @eleaenbet'
ten. (5ebt4tS1 &S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Sin Sdritt in Der rcdjtcn Gidltnns,
epart rs Rru5cnt an alien eritflaiN8en

Sc8rnbntnet.
Gin fb0ner Garg, enilpeoer NIT
f6lpnr8em 9u6 ober ipeibem ODER
grauem Ylilfhslleber6ug Aaes fur
Sarg'@tnfab, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@tnbaItnmirlng Der Geihe, c7E
3rauerflor, 6 Baar Sanofbube, SJ
Seffmine oeS 8rabes,
Geibentuu9en mo 8 feline autf6en.
Wtllinm SCOT. 9eiheubeitattcr,
Wortb' lno 9reetmountsgloe, Beioe telephone.
(Se67, 6Wite Jazz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
GtapItrt 1850.
wilbelm $. Meinbarbt,
1T. 1913, seet.aombasp.etraee.
Neiu'yorf elaitiide 8rnabanber,

otne 1eber,
toi'rten FOG unb Ea&f eetraaen iperbea.
Anh art.Wmmmi.8Gmber,
usl6e nte rotten, feIbft bci'm Baben nt6t
~otefelben 5tnh bon aIen aer3teu
beftena empfobIer.
vt perferttgt auf 8efteQune, tute aut Eager.
emniterbdnber, nntertei6s6tHhes.
peide nnb SptsfiNen. 8rnMbdnber,
10 arranairt, bab feline oeebrten Ruben bettenS
5utrieoen aeffeut Fnb.
uue erndbdnber. Banbaeen unb Snftru,
ours Sanbertte unb Bette aneefertiaf.
Gar 1anen NnN 1tMMer
uufer uMtftht bon NQnt. Neintarbt bor6unheu
Wo. Ieie0bon: GOuttlaHb 1864.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Baltimore Gcmetcrn.

@iircau: 4r. 344, 4orb.Gb nrfe9.s trabe.
.BeqrdbniBSIdbe gum 8eriarf bon $25 an,
nit Wfnrrlorpfoiteit abgegren5t, $35 = BlaS
fir bier Srdber. C5ant8,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
SpbesfGQr.

am A. Mlai Slpbert Nj. 8rni, / 2abr oft.
@m 4. Wlui 3iour aurnbcf, "a Sabre alt.
Nm 6. Wiai Morris Sdlerr, 90 Sabre alt.
Vim :. MIui glugnit aesmooel, 6l Sabre alt.
PM 3. WIai SprutBea Wnttiat, 56 Sabre ali.
sim !. mai Wnrgurrt sarbaher I'M glter
bon 70 Snbren.
Nn 6. Mai Weurge edeiier. SO Sabre ali.
9n 7. MPut Martin Z. 3icgier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Gurrainc

Walertih garfartta Sriebitf.
@eltli6 bon g~Salbroof Elm itno cine baIbe
Wscile. @eiribt Die nit Bopbattan beBei6nete
gtortbsMbeuies9ar 5reie 0utihen Ennmitines
am terminus. Rreife bon ge9rdbntBpldtcn iebt
Cation 223. Bureau: Sraufliu. nno WinbIor.
NoaoS. gerlaagt SruihRre. (Wlaii, tS,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

Ydiit snr Meiie tnts Mnstans tefsyet q.
#atne, Hr. iii, 81. |aaI-etraee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-29
BalIade of Baseball Slanq.

Fielder loses il In the sun.
The ShortStop boots an elusive bunt, y
The batsman lays for an easy one
In an effort to make the ficlders hunt,
But threebasc hit Is a Lajoie stunt
Ard popup lands in the catchers mitt;
Nobly the pitcher bears the brunt.
Sticking EN- over and making EN- hit.
O'Grady gohbles an easy fiy.
Sullivan dies on q. sacrifice:
In view of the fact that the sky Is high
Fultz's catch In centre Is worth the
price;
Bay is nipped off first and the fans yell
"Ice!"
Is the twirler ratified? Well, / guess nit.
He's got 1t all. and he's working nice,
Sticking 'em over and making 'em hit.
Free transportation Is given to Blake.
FLYNN puts the wood TO the leather next.
But Is nailed at second-the crowd cries
"Fake!"
From which 1t would seem that the
crowd is vexed.
But the man on the slab is not per-
pleyed
For his eye is clear and his arm Is fit:
This is his sermon and this his text:
Sticking 'em over and making EN- hit.
Envoy.
Pitcher. you're all the works. guess;
Anyhow, most OF lis think you're IL.
Ard this Is the secret of your Success
Sticking 'cm over and making EN- hit.
William +. Kirk In New York Ameri-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-29
Az HANERUILL.
The Weeks Schedule.
LEAGUE

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday-Chi-
cago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn,
st. Louis at New York, Pittsburs at Phil
Thmracav-St. Louis at Pit:sburg.
Friday-Erocklyn at Boston, Phlladel-
Dhia at New York, Cincinnati at chicago.
rhia at New York. St. Louis at Pitts
burg Cincinnati ut Chicago.
S,inday-Pittsburg at Chicago. Cincin-
natl at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesday and Wednesday-Boston at St.
Louis. New York ut Detroit, Athletics ut
Cleveland. Washington at Chicago.
Thurslay-Boston at 81. Louis. Athlet-
les n Cleveland, New York at Detroit.
Friday-Chcago at Cleveland.
Satur,lay-ChicGgo at Cleveland. Detroit
at st. Louis. Boston at New York. Wash
ingto at Philadelphia.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tu"sday-Lynn at Fall River. Lawrenr"
NJ Ilavcrhiil. Nashua ut Concord. Taun-
ton at New Bedford.
Neutrality-suspicious. at Nashua. llITcrhill
At Concord 1.-TWO gamcs), Fan River 1t
Taunton. New Bedford at Lawrence,
ThurS.iay-Ncw Bedford at Concord,
Fan River ut Nashua.
I'r.day-Fal tHV'r at Concord. Ne"
Bedford at Nasisdd. Lynn At Lawrence.
day-Concord al Lynn Nashua ut
IIuvcri4il Naw Bedford at Taunton. Fail
River at Lawrcnc".
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Tn"s1;yaRrdfTn2rt At ", s pr Hd1i:
Haven, Hartford at Mcridcn.
daY--MAridnn at Bridgeport,
Hartford II Holyolc. Springfield at Nor
wiCh, New Haven 1T New London.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Hartford. HOl-
yoke at Mcr:d,n. New Haven ct Norwich.
Springfield at New London.
Friday-Ncw London at Bridgeport,
Ifolyoke, 1t New Haven. Springfield at
Hartford. Norwich ut Mtriden.
Saturlay-Holyoke at Springfield. Nor
wi,h At Hartford.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Observation-Disclosures 1T Montreal jersey
city III Rochester. Providence ut Buffalo,
Baltimore n Toronto.
F'ridav-Newark III Baltimore. Toronto
at Montreal. Buff,lp at Rochester.
saturday Newark at Baltimore UwO
@am, 81, Jersey City AZ Providence. Toron-
To at Montreal, Buffalo at Rochester 1.-TWO
2amCS)
Suniay-Jersey city At Providence. To
r"ntO At Montreal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-29
Trolley LEAGUE Notes.

Winthrop Will be the attraction at the
Driving park. this afternoon. Eddie Ken
niston will pitch for Augusta and Gramp
Morse for the visitors. The game as pre-
vlously announced, will commence at 80
sharp.
AS usual the umplring at the Halloweu
game, yesterday. came In for considerable.
unfevoraDle comment. and In justice 10
the fans 1t might be said that there was
some cause for their expressions of dis
approval.
RumorS are floating around the street of
this team or that team being ready to
throw games for the advancement OF
some particular team. Such talk Is all
tommyrot. for the games have been in
the past and VIII be during the ;eni:lii.-
der of the season, exhibitions OF the ma
tional game played on n clean, sportsman
like basis, with fear or favoritism foe
none. Manager Purinton says that Au-
gusta Is in to win. but il she cannot win
by pure. clean sport and consequent SUI
perlority. he does not wish to win at all,
and this is the feeling among the man
ayers of the other teams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-29

Cox to second. Roach repeated. sac..
ncing ok to third. Flynn drove !
liner to tight center. scoring Cor r.,
Tor drove one into the cornfield scn,
ing Flynn and himself circline ~.
bases for homer. Irish fannaa
Score: Winthrop, 8; Gardiner.
Fifth inning-Kane hit a liner ov..
Carrigan's head for a base. orcu,.
drove one to Carrigan and Kane diAa
at second. circuit stole second Amaa
famed. circuit stole third. cIasan
walked. Conroy famed. wormwooa
gave Allen low liner and n nra,.,.
catch put him on the bench. Driscoi,
famed at three good ones. Chandlar
gave Conroy foul, but the renoa
spoiled the catch. lie then drove !
high one to Munro, who dropped II
close to the wall. Cox gave Munro an.
other chance and closed the inning
SIKH inring-Chadbourn hit IItlo
one. 90. by r1st fielding caught him
at first. Dic'fasol drove a nice ono
TO the edge Of the corn for n single
but was caught at second, Driscoll IN
Carrigan. Munro flied out to Roach
Carrigan banged out a three-bagpar
clear out into the yard below left
Roach sacrificed him home. Flynn
drove one TO the corn for two bags
Taylor singled In the diamond. CIV
threw to first to catch Taylor and IN
the mixup, Flynn scored and TAYLOR
took second, going TO third later on n
Passed ball. Irish famed Wormwooa
flied out to third. Score: Winthrop
g: Gardiner, /.
Seventh inning-Davis was allowed
to walk. Kane was out, right to first.
on what would be safe single on other
grounds. circuit singled by third. Or
cult went down. Driscoll threw 10
Carrigan and Kane started home. but
Carrigan returned it TO Driscoll catch.
ing Kane. Allen fOuled out on fiy ia
Driscoll ut the plate. Driscoll died on
the first ball, third to first. Chandler
fouled out to Davis. Cox went out.
Kane to Conroy. Score: Winthrop &:
HallOwell l.
Eighth inning-Clason sent an easy
one on the line to Chandler Conroy
filed out to Taylor. Chadbourn fan
ned. Carrigan gave Clason a nice fly
liner. Roach poked 4 little one to
NNiiiO d'd 80 out ifSt flyun urOVe
one away out inside the third bag foul
dag for two bags. Taylor was out.
short 10 first.
Ninth inning-Dickinson flied out to
Taylor. Munro walked. but died at
second, by 4 perfect throw of Driscoll
10 Carrigan. Davis singled 10 left and
took second on Roach's throw over first.
Kane flied out to Chandler. Score:
Winthrop, 8; Gardiner, /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-29
Ba sebaIl Notes.

Seven home runs were made in the
Bns tun-CinCinnati doublc-hcadcr OF Aug.
H.
Wiscasset beat Bath. . to c. SATURDAY,.
at Wiscasset; Wiscasset will play at
Bo0thbay. today.
The Pittsburg National team has ar
ranged to play an exhibition game at
Springfield. Ill. on Sept. II.
Young Cv Young led the National
League in shut-outs for n good while, but
Mathewson has supplanted him.
The New Works lead the league in shut
out games. and up TO date have scored
l. of them against their opponents.
Catcher Bemis Ind four stitches taken
in the spillirg he got at Washington and
will be out of the game for some time.
The Boston club is reported as having
purchased Pitcher James Cox from the
Nashua club OF tho New England League
Bobby Wallace had a. triple. double and
three singles III seven games up against
Henley and Waddell at st. Louis. on
Aug. IS.
Tim Hurst is again back in umpire har-
ness But this time it is in the American
League. He will keep SILK OLaughlim
company.
Doctor William Scanlcn has won five
straight games for Brooklyn. His best
game was the lo-luninS clash with the i'i-
rates that Brooklyn won by TO o.
Cleveland announces that it has secured
for next season Catcher Wakefield Of
DeS Moines, Pitchers Batcman Of MIL
waugec, and James of Burlington, Ia.
Johnny Lush has been showing his true
form in recent games for Williamsport;
He has been pitching phenomenal ball
and batting and fielding in clever fashion.
1t was a most peculiar coincidence that
the Athletics on Aug. Il had the Sam.
percentage Of victories that the Chica-
COS had year ago when they We're in
the lead.
Emmett Heidricll viii rnjoin The St.
Louis Browns in few days having d.
cided to accede to Manager McAleer's
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AlbertS' Little
DINNER Pill

the most wonderful stomach tonic and
invisorator ever known. Not physc,
not patent medicine and not a drug.
You can eat and digest any food with.
out distress if you use Albert's Little
Dinner Pill. Try it and be convinced
Ct our claims; the trial costs you moth
ing. Call and get a free package, or If
you cannot call write ALBERT CHEM
lCAL COMPANY. 8 ALBERT BUILD
ING, Boston. Mass. 6owditch & Web
ster. Aug 26dlyr.
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AT NEW YORK.

New York .....O 0 > X-S-l3-l
st Louis ...0 o D o n-1- 81
Observation-Disclosures and Eow"rman.
Clark; ThIclmon and Lcahy. Umpire,
Johnstone. Time. l.30 Attendance. 5000.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
p1ttsburg 800 o-4-n-3
Philadelphia % | 9 o 81
Observation-Disclosures and Gibson; littin-
ger and Munson Time. oh. Umpire,
O'Day. Attendance. $3.50.
AT BROOKLYN.
Rrooklyn .....1 l Q : X-lo-ll-3
Cincinnati lilo 0 0 . 0 Q o. 6 9 /
Batterise-Stricklett Mcintyre and RI
ter; Ewing, Chech and Schlc!. Time, 2h.
Umpire, Emsie. Attendance. 1910.
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FIR E E
TRIAL Of the GREAT
CURE FOR
Chronic and Acute Indigestion and
DYSPEPSIA

If you have sour stomach, passage of
Gas, bad breath, coated tongue, disgust
for food, full or sick feeling after eat
ing, distress and belching, water brash,
constipation, sick headache, despon-
dency. wart of energy, nervous or irri-
table feeling, non assimilation of food
or any stomach trouble you should Sc
cure trial package Of
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GARDINER.

Earned runS-Winthrop 2 Home run
Taylor Three-base hit-Carrigan. Two
base hits-Flynn q Stolen bases-Carri-
gan. Roach. Flynn g. circuit 2, Claeon,
Alien. Conroy, Chadbourn. Munro ,: by
Johnson. Roach. Taylor, Irish; By Kane.
Taylor. Irish 2. Wormwood, Driscoll. iii
by pitched ball-Clason. Passed balboa
Wis. Base on balls-By johnson, Carrigan.
Flynn; by Kane. Irish: by Cox. Clason ,.
Munro. Davis. Johnson. Sacrifice hits
Carrlgan. Roach 2 Umpire, Meserye
Time, l.30 Attendance, COD
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Trolley League Standing.
Trolley League Schedule.

Tuesday-Winthrop at Augusta, HALO
we'll at Gardiner POSTPONED games.
Observation-Disclosures at Winthrop, Au-
gusta at Gardiner.
Thursilay-Winth at Augusta tie
camel.
Fridny-Winthrop at Gardiner, Halo
well AT Augusta.
acknowledgements at Winthrop Card
ner at Hallowell
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Sergeant Good, late of the Second
West Yorkshire Regiment (Brit-
ish), died the other day, leav-
ing an estate Of $4,000 to the
nom commissiOned officers mess of
his old regiment to provide a
library and dinner plate. In his will he
described the regiment as his happy
home"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
AT DETROIT.

Detroit ...0 0 o . N-i-9-5
Philadelphia 20 3 0 l 0 0 lag
Batteries-kitson, Disch and Drill:
Plank. Waddell and Powers, Schreck
Time. ]. Is. Umpire O'Loughlin. Attend
ancc. COO
AT CLEVELAND
Cleveland .......0 0 o 2 ! O 1-5-1-2
New York ......0 y 0 q 0 q O-i-5-l
Batterics-lIess and Clark; Orth. Ches-
bro and llenow. Time. 10. Umpire,
Sheridan. Attendance, 2-Al.
AT CHICAGO
Chicago .........0 O q q o o O-l-3-S
Washington 20 l o o O 0 x-3-J-l
Batteries-Smith. Walsh and McFar-
land: Hughes and leydon. Time 49,
Umpire. Hurst. Attendance. .61S
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-New Haven, :: Hart
ford. l.
At Meriden-First game: New London,
5; Meriden. 3. Second game: Meriden g.;
New London. O.
At pringfeld-Springfeld. s: Nor
wich. 3.