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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
OTHER GAMES, SATURDAY.

At ladelphia-Harvard, .; Will
lams. l.
At Worcester-Holy Cross, 10; Dart
mouth, >.
At Providence. R. Thrown. 4; Tufts. 8.
At Boston-Boston University. :; Wor-
cester r. L.. 3.
At shington-Princeton. 4: George
town. !.
At Ithaca-Cornell, Il; New York Uni
At West Point-Columbia 8. West
Point. ..
At nnapolis-Annapols. s: Syracuse. B.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; SPRING
At Amherst--M A. c.. Os, u; North
ampton c. c.. 6.
At Middletown. Conn.-Wesleyan, Is,
Rhode Island S. c.. s.
At Easton. Penn.-Lafayette, IL; Trim
- At Madison. wis-1llinois, 8; Wiscon-
sin, o.
At Evanston. nl-Northwestern Univer-
sity. 6; University of Chicago:
Virginia, 5.
At Manchester. n H.-Manchester On.
f. L. 8; wellingtons of Dorchester. l.
At Lynn IN. E. L. Z; Lowell, On. e.
At Leominster-Nashua IN. E. L. 9;
Athletics. g.
At Haverhill-Concord On. E. L. .; Ha-
verhill IN. E. L. 3.
At New Bedford-New Bedford On. f
L. .: Jersey City (E. L. ..
At Fall River-Fall River IN. E. L. 4;
Dean Academy. 2.
At Holyoke-Montreal (E. L. 4; Hol-
yoke Connecticut League) g.
At Lowcll-Lowell H. s., Is; Nashua H.
At West Kenncbunk. Me.-Kcnnebunl
f. s., 81; Sullivan H S. of South Ber-
wick, e.. 3.
At Saco Me.-Thornton Academy, %;
Westbrook II. S.. s.
At Lisbon Falls. Me.-Lisbon Falls Fl.
s.. q; Brunswick II. S. Sigma Beta
Phi. g.
At New London N. H.-Colby Academy,
~: Franklin H. s.. IL.
At Mortified. Vt.-Goddard Seminary,
4: Norwich University. 30 innings.
At Portsmouth. n. H.-Farmington II.
S.. .. Portsmouth II. S.. s.
At Dover. n. H.-Somersworth II. s.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The first bids under the $3.5OO.OO0 APP
preparation for the rebuilding of the
West Point Military Academy nave
been opened. Work will begin WITHIN
few days after the contract is awarq-
ed. which will not be for some time.
DanSerlield. winner of many famous
races and the holder of the 3-year-olu
championship in 1902. was sold to +. D.
Dwyer in the Fasig-TiptOn auction
sale of the horses of William b. Leeos
ana Andrew Miller at the Aqueuucl
race track. Saturday. for $1,000. Inc
stakes Won by Major Daingerfield III
the past four seasons were worth ssi'-
soo. Coy Maid. a 3-year-old filly py
klngston-BOnnieG Gal. was sold 10 u
A. Draper for $4,000 Hurst Bourne,
weil-known performer, sold for S3o'.
Judge Lowell. in the United States
circuit court, Boston Saturday. as
charged the writ of habeas corpus IS
sued on the petition of Arthur T.. Ap
PseHard. who is wanted in New III
:or the alleged grand larceny IN tne
Lrst degree of $4,000 from the German
'oank OF Buffalo. An appeal was tahe,,
10 the supreme court of the INNS
states. Appleyard was admitted ~
pan of $4,000. He has been III jan
several days, and the only way lie
could be admitted to bail was Oh
appeal from the adverse decision VI
the circuit court.
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soWDolN; s; LEWISTON, 4.
Pretty :Gams-spiendid FieIdins-Geod
hittine-tswis Pitched Finely.

Brunswick. Me-. April o3.-(SpeciaD.
--Bowdoin defeated the Lewiston Ath-
lctic team in the second game Of base
ball of the season on the Whittier
field. yesterday afternoon, by the score
Of s to 4, in one Of the prettiest games
seen In 4 long while. The game was
characterized by magnificent fielding
work on the part of both teams, Bow
dom being especially strong in this
line Of work. the one error going down
In the column being an excusable one
on the part Of Abbott. The visitors
made but three errors.
In the stick work Bowdoin secured
IL hits and the visitors six. Breen, who
pitched for the visitors. pitched fine
game. and although a goodly number
were secured they were well scattered
and several times he pulled his team
out of the hole by not allowing hits
when they meant runs. Lewis, who
pitched for Bowdoin, also did excel
lent work and with the exception Of
one inning was invincible. In that in
ming a base on balls. two singles and
double gave the visitors three of
their four runs. He rallied, however.
and succeeded in striking out two Of
the men in this inning
The visitors team was a strong one.
the majority of the men being men Of
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THE LOBSTER SYNDICATE
Has Nearly all the Dealers Under Con
tract for Year.

Rockland. Me-, April 23.--James W.
Leslie Of Boston, representative of the
proposed lobster trust, left, Saturday
night, for Milbridge. having completed
an inventory of the ROckland whole
sale plants. His visit to Milbridge will
complete tour of all the principal
lobster ports in this country.
Options. mostly for a period of one
year. have been obtained from nearly
all Of the dealers, and Mr.. Leslie said
that the syndicate already had practi-
cal control of the industry in this coun-
try. He has not visited the provinces
in person, but is we'll satisfied over the
reports Of his agents there.
He mtimated that the lobster inter-
ests would be syndic;ited during the
present year. Among the re suits which
he says will accrue are better prices to
the fishermen and lower priced HOLSTERS
to the public. This will be possible, he
says. on account Oe the great saving
in handling the product.
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TURNED DOWN..
Durham Refuses Money!
for Shiloh Schools.
Sanford Offers Books, Fuel
Supplies, Building, Etc.,
1t Town Will Furnish Two Teacher,
but the Voters Refuse.

Durham, Ne. April 23.-One If ,ho
liveliest town meetings ever held IN
Ole Durham occurred. Saturday eror
ing, when the question Of increasi,.,
the school appropriations from s11Oo IN
$3.50 was discussed. William G.. Tru.
FAINT was elected moderator.
Samuel Fl. Dyer, the Superintendent
of schools, first sclectman. deputy shcr-
if and the holder of several o,ba,.
town offices, explained the reason for
the proposed increase. He said ,h,,
this year the town had 200 more pupiIs
to take care of tf:in ever before This
was caused by the decision Of the town
attorneys that Durham Is obliged ,o
furnish schooling facilities to the chill
dren of Shiloh. The town receiyes
school aid from the State based ON rho
total number of children in town and
including the children on the HILTON.
Up to this time the Shiloh children
have been taught in 4 school MAIN
tained by the Sanford institution.
Rev. Frank w. Sanford offered IN
furnish the school books. fuel. srp,Ijes
and d building, provided the town
would pay the two teachers s. Il week
This was agreed to by the school COM
mIttee. The result is that the anpro-
priatiOn of S11G0 will be spent long he
fore the end of the school wear. If
$3.50 more should be raised. the town
could continue the schools for .s
weeks; otherwise they will have to be
closed at the end of 20 weeks.
In spite of the great interest the Shi-
lohites had i'll the meeting. there was
no representative from the hilltop
present. as Rev. Frank W. Sanford
does not allow any of his followers to
attend secular meetings on their Sab
bath. which is Saturday.
This indeed was one of the principal
reasons for holding the meeting Sat
urday, as by so doing the town people
could give their vote without being
dictated to by the Shilohites
George H. Lancaster claimed that the
town ought not assist in supporting Il
sectarian school. David Crockett. Jr,
charged the school board with being
"cattle of Sandford and obliged TO do
his bidding
J. Z. Goddard. Joseph Patterson and
others spoke and then John II. Tutic
table. 1t was put to vote and Mr..
Tuttle's motion passed by the vote of
81 to Is.
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mot THAT WAT
(Continued from Page One.)

derc1. whose hut practically adJoIns
that of their son. also heard the cry to
Knights to come out and heard the al
tercatiOn and the shot. None OF the
three believes "Rufie's" story about
the two men being under the bed. and
no one knows anything about the 9TH
er man.
Mrs. Brown either has no intelligent
idea of what occurred. or wishes to
convey that impression. Her father
excuses her by saying that he was
"drunker than Il loom" In the course
of her explanation to the officers. she
said she was in three different houses.
One thing she strenuOusly deljed
throughout, and that was that she was
in the house when the tragedy &C.
CURED or knew anything about it.
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AUXILIARY RECEIVER ASKED
For Firm Of VIM. Gray & Sons, in
Maine Granite Business.

Belfast. Ne. April 23.-Tho supreme
court WAS petitioncd Saturday, for the
appointment of an ancillary receiver for
Maine for William Gray & Sons OF Phila-
jelphia. who have a large granite indus.
try at High island. near Rockland. Me.
A receiver has been appointed at Phla
delphia. The petitioners nave tic CON
tract for Il new Office building at Pha
delphia and have furnished about 81 per
cent. of the amount. They ask for The
dissolution of the partnership and the APP
pointment OF Il receiver to complete their
contracts.
1t is said by counsel that the members
of the firm. including the widow of Viii
liam Gray. cannot agree as to the ways
ami means of completing the contracts.
suspended at High island where about
$40 men are employed during the busy
season.
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BEEF AGAIN ADVANCED,
Another Half Cent Ae.d to Price by the
Beef Trust.

New York. April 23.-The beef trust
has increased by half IA cent a pound
the wholesale price of choice cuts.
The common people got their two
cent pound jolt two weeks ago: now
the gourmots are suffering a little ex-
ira squeeze to si,arr Ell their appetites.
Hereafter choice cuts will cost five
cents a pound more than a month ago.
Meantime the supply of cattle in the
West is abundant and food is plentiful
and cheap.
W1thin few days the retail price Of
fresn meat in the city has been in
creased from one to three cents a
pound. Some of the butchers have not
yet put ur the price. but next week
Will see everybody paying more for
steaks, chops and rcasts.
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The Weeks Schedules.
The schedules for the week

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Monday and Tuesday-New York at
Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn, St.
Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburg at Chi
cagO.
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Sat
uriay-Boston at Philadelphia. New
York ut Brooklyn. Chicago at Pfttsburg.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Sunday. April 30-Chicago at Cincinnati.
Fittsburg at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday and Observation-Disclosures at Bos-
at St. Louis, Cleveland at Detroit.
Wednesday and Observation-Disclosures on
at Boston. Athletics at New York, Chi
cago at St. Louis. Cleveland at Detroit.
Friday and Saturday-Washingt at
Boston. Athletics at New York. st. Louis
at Cleveland. Detroit at Chicago.
Observation-Disclosures ut Boston, Ath-
letics at New York, st. Louis at Cleve-
land.
Sunday. April 3O-Cleveland at St. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Friday-Lynn at Haverhili. Lowell at
Nashua. Manchester at New Bedford.
Concord at Fall River.
Saturday-Lynn at Lowell, Nashua at
Haverhill. Manchester at New Bedford,
Concord at Fall River.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday-Providence at Newark, Montreal
at Buffalo. Providence at Newark, Jersey
City at Baltimore.
Sunday. April 20. Baltimore at Newark,
Jersey City at Providence.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Friday-Springheld at Holyoke, New
Haven at Bridgeport; Norwich at New
London. Hartford at Meriden.
Saturday-Holyoke at Springfield
Bridgeport at New Haven. New London
at Norwich. Meriden at Hartford.
COLLEGE GAMES.
Monday-Pennsylvania Trinity at Phil
adelphia, Princeton Georgetown at Wash
ington. Yale-Norfolk College at Norfolk.
Syracuse-University of Virginia at Char
lottesville.
Tuesday-Harvardi-Am at Cam
bridge. Yale-tIeorgetown at Washington
Syracuse University of Virginia at Char
lottesville.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yale at Phil
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Russian General Praises Japs.

One of the Russian generals taken WIN
the fall of Port Arthur has nothing pu'
words of praise for the japanese atn'
and navy. Their bravery is beyond cur ,,n.
parison and some of their recent ss of
cesses have been marvellous nrnlen
time and again by the thousands OF p .oIS1
to rob T t"h health @ by taking Hostette1r,Ss
Stomach Filters. They are ,rs s1ntn1 ahar
singing its praises and ~, ur 7 haitle for
their I hea ain sake. For building up r,n-
down systems. restoring the appetite pro
noting sound sleep or curing rat cos,Ss.
ness. cramps. biliousness; ts emf remedy
plants or malaria' Tr u # IT. today. Avoid
substitutes
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MAINE, 1; EXETER, 0.
The Story Favors Exeter, but tne
Score Favors Maine Boys.

Excter. n. IT.. April 23-University OF
Maine defeated Exeter. / to o. SATURDAY
both pitchers being wild. and this wea ear;
ness losing Exeter the game. me son,
tary run was scored in the nrst on OIL,
PASS. steal, sacrifice and single. tniy
once afterward was Maine. danserous.,
Collins, second man up in the sixth a
doubled, but was retired at third BY 4
beautiful play by Kelley ana Pa bi'k s:.nnd
R sep prto Was hit and had he not attempt
cd to steal second should have scored on
Blake"s long double to right: IN me
:, nass and a hit batsman. With one out
riiron flied to short. and Flock's ground
or ~ third was all but safe. The fielding
1->,INLRSI1,Y OLE NAME
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BATES, II; HEBRON, 4.
College Team Finds Shaw and Barlow
Is Very Easy Victim.

Lewiston, Me-, April 23.-Bates made its
frst--appea on the diamond of the
season, Saturday, defeating Hebron
Academy easily. l. to L. The feature was
the pitching of Shaw for Hebron for the
first four innings. He struck out eight
men in the first three, but was TOUGHER
up a little in the fourth. Barlow, who
succeeded him. was easier. Currier. Il
frchsman, pitched the first five innings
for Bates and held the Hebrons down to
a single run. Dwinall then went in. but
In sted only an inning. johnson finishing
out and shutting Hebron out in the last
two innings. The score:
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FELL BY THE WAYSIDE.
Rum Toter Drunk and Held for While
at Portsmouth.

Portsmouth. y. H.. April aJ.-Since the
SturGlS law went into effect i'll Maine.
messengers of all kinds have been sent
to this city to procure supplies Tor IN"
thirsty. a young man who gave the
name of Arthur Marshall. Saturday was
picked up drunk ut the Boston < Maine
railroad station by Patrolman Appleton
and was taken to the police station 10
sober off.
He carried with him dress suit case.
in which were 60 half-pint tasks of wills
key. and when asked what he intended
to do with it, said he was going to take II
to Portland to sell.
He was allowed to go after he h'h
sObcred up. and left on the afternoon
train for the Maine city.
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adelphia. Cornell-Lafayette at ithaca.
Princeton Wesleyan at Princeton; Exeter
George Washington University at Wash
ington, Villanova-CarIisle at Carlisle.
Observation-Disclosures Bates at Cam
bridge. vi, -. >,
uo.en Harvard Dartmouth at Cam
bridge Princeton-C Cornell at Princeton.
Columbia Williams at New YORK. George
town-George Washington University mt
Washington. Carlisle-Lebanon at Carlisle.
Exeter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Academy at
Exeter.
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BODY OF DEAD MAN
Found by Children in the Woods at
Falmouth.

=, rtand. Me, April .3.-The badly de
composed body of Il man was discovered
just before dark. tonight. in the woods
at Falmouth. about five miles from this
city, by some children while gathering
miyfioworS. As it was found about two
miles from the highway. the county Off
cialS were unable to investigate. tonight.
and nothing was known except that it
was seen by the children, who thought
the man might have been about 20 years
old. A coroner will leave at daylight to
investigate and obtain the body.
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OTHER GAMES, SUNDAY

At Rocky Point. r. I.-Boston (Ameri-
CAM &: Providence. IGasterm 6.
At Newark-Newark, (Eastern) 4; New
York, (NatiOnaD ).
At Observation-Disclosures IN. Y. League
): Rochester (Eastcrn) l.
At Troy. n. Y.-Montreal, tEastern S;
Troy, New York State) 2.
At Albany-Albany New York State
League) 6; Jersey City. Eastcrn) l.
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THE ROBBINS MURDER.
No Indictment Found by Grand Jury
at Ellsworth.

Ellsworth. Me. April 23.-Thc eranh
jury of the supreme court which report
ed, Saturday. failed to find an indictment
against any perSpn for the murder OF WIZ
liam W. Robbins. the Deer island hshef-
man whose body was discovered. Jan. > IN
his isolated home at Mountain, lille Pnd
Withholding its verdict seven or eiSn-
weeks, found that Robbins WAS mlrd'r
ed by some persons to the jury nnKnOMn
and submitted the testimony IN Np
written form for the consideration Oh 'n'
grand illry
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EXETER.

Run made by Thatcher. Two-base hits
Collins. Blake. Stolen baseS-Thatcher
Moody Base on balls-Of Mitchell 5: off
Cooney. T. Sacrifice hits-Colirs. Con-
molly. Double play-Gordon and Moody.
Hit by pitched balls-JOnes. Bankart,
Coonev. Passed balls-GOrdOn. >. I'm
pire. I. ]. Shynicks. Time-1.45.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE, SATURDAY
National League Standing.

AT, New York-Brooklyn, 4; Boston, u
Attendance. 500.
At Ptttsburg- Pittsburg, 6; st. Louis. g.
Attendance. 10.02o. :. n,-
At Philadelphia-New York, 10, Phiia-
detphia. 9. Attendance. 20. zen
At Chicago-Cincinnati.o .; chicago tiV
innlnHs). Attendance. 900.
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man IN London suburb has COW
ered the walls of one of his rooms with
pawn tickets. 1t is a somewhat ex
pe"siVe hobby. Each ticket has been
procured by the man himself in
n,ea manner, but the articles
value,
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sRoKLYN, 4; session, Q.
Same seers a. Saturday-over 1900
People See Sunday Game.

New York. April 23.-Professional base
b,,ll. blazing on Sunday was revived in
Brooklyn, today. with a league champion
shin game bet tween the Brooklyn and
Boston team The contest resulted in an
other victory for the home team. as the
rs on Saturday. to o. Over 11.00 per-
sons were present and there was no inter
terence by the police other than taking
the uames Of the players and the sellers
OF score cards. which admitted the pur-
ckasers to the different stands. The
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An actor named Catela, who plays
Villains part in a Paris theater, muir
dered a woman in the way of business
the other night. and on his way ho''''
from the theater was attacked dn'
stabbed by four youths who mad VIZ
messed his atrocious deed from the sai-
lery. He was not seriously hurt pu'
had to be taken to hospital.
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LEWISTON ATHLETIC.

Runs made by White. Greene. Ellis.
Stanwood. = Lewis. Carrigan. McDay.
Breen, Joyce. Two-base hit-Joyce.
Three base hit-Abbott. Stolen bases
White. Stanwood. Carrigan. First base
on balls-Om Lewis, =: off Breen. >.
struck out-By Lewis. 4; by Breen. >.
Sacrifice hits-Stanwood. Lewis. Double
play-wormwood and Yetton. Wild pitch
-Breen. Cmpire-'Pop' Williams. Time
lbs.
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$4,000 Fire at Camden. N. j.

Camden. n. J.. April 23-Fire today
Gestroycd the grain elevator of Sutley e.
sons at Sixth street and Chelton avenue.
WIN large quantity Of grain and sever
al Irelsht cars. Loss. $4,000: almost COW
ereo oy insurance. Origin. unknown.
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LEAGUE, SUNDAY
AT CHICAGO.

AT CHICAGO.
Chicago ....0 90, 0 o 0 0 x-l-6-3
Piftsbtirg ......0 90 0 0 0 0 0-0-4-1
t3atteries-Rrown and King: Phillippi
and Peitx. Time. 10. Umpire, ODay.
Attendance. e1,000
AT CINCINNATI.
Ct. Louis .....3 0l 0 c-12-E-2
Cincinnati 80 o 0 9 90 Is "a
Understanding, Chech and Phelps:
Nichols Thiclman. and Warner. Time.
go Umpire. Klein. Attendance. 1881.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE, SATURDAY
American League Standing.

At EOstOn-Boston. 3; Athletics. 0. At
tendance. 1l.S.5.
At at. Louis-Cleveland, 2: st. Louis. l.
Attendance $500.
At pctroit-Detroit, s; Chicago. 3. At
tendance. 500.
At New York-New York. ); Washing
ton, J. Attendance. 10000
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AMERICAN LEAGUE, SUNDAY
AT 81 LOUIS.

AT. 81 LOUIS.
st. Louis 30 g o 0 0 o 0 o q O-l-5-1
Cleveland 10 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0-0-i-2
Satteries-Iiowefl and Sugden; Hess
and B,lelow. Time. hours. Umpires-
kelly and McCarihy.- Attendance, $500.
.>-"-s AT CHICAGO.
Chicago t.....0 900 & o O-2-4-2
Detroit ..........Q l. 0 o 0 0 0 { $50
Batteries-White and W. Sullivan: Null
len, audi. Sullivan. Time. ~. Umpire.
Sheridan. Attendance. 1856
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l" LONDON railway stations baiza-
covered boards are provided, on which
letters or kilograms addressed to pas
sensers may be displayed.
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Runs made by Lord. 2; Austin, Kendall,
.; Messenger, 3: Rogers, ,: Bowman,
Johnson. Barlow, Curtis, Robinson, FL
lis Home run-Lord. Stolen bases
Messenger. 2. Base on balls-Of Currire;
off Johnson. >; off Shaw. S. Struck out
by Currier. 1. Sacrifice Hutchinson:
Double play-Gardiner. Stanwocd ana
Robinson. Hit by pitched balls-Seiders.
Austin. Wild pitches-Shaw. I; Barlow.
Passed balls-Curtis. 3. Umpire-Connor'
Time--lh. a. minutes.
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Two-base hlts-Lewis. Abbaticchio.
Sacrifice hits--Lumley. Dobbs. Stolen
baScs-Dobhs. Lewis. Left on bases
BrnokIyn. 4: Boston. g. First base on
bAiis-OfY Eaiston. I: or Young. l. First
base on errors--Bro0klyn. 3: Boston. ..
struck out-By Eason. /: by Young. I.
Time-l.52 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Attend
ance 1852
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BASEBALL.
Boston Champions Win
Their First Victory.
Rawdojn Defeats Lewiston Ath'
lsiics in Good Game, 6 to 4.

University Of Maine Trims the Exeter,
N. H., Boys, I TO o.
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Robinson, / b

Total ..........................3 q b
Innings:
Bates ..............0 0 I / X l.
Hebron ............0 0 0 . ~