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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-27
viii Open the Season Of
1906 This Afternoon.
Gardiner VIII Meet Old Rival
/ naIoweu at Ha|I0we|I.


Hallowell, Me, June 26.-(SpeciaD.-
The Trolley League will open this af-
ternoon with Gardiner as Halloween
first opponent. Manager Newenham
has put forth every effort to get to-
xether a fast team for the coming sea-
son, and a great game is expected
from the fact that nearly all the play
ers are college men and are in the best
of trim. Most Of Hallowelrs team mas
arrived on the scene Of action ana they
look good. They were out for ittle
practice yesterday afternoon. Patten
and Newenham of our own last year
team.
The way the team will bat is uncer-
tain. but the probable lineup accord
ing to positions will be as follows:
Carey, c; Morse or Patten. p: Manter'
1b: Tilton, Oh; Norwood. 3b; Blair.
IS; Rogers. If; Newenham, CT; Shaw.
IF.
The game will be called at o'clock
In order to give all who are working
n chance to attend. AS Augusta goes
TO Waterville tomorrow afternoon,
there will be only the Hallowell game
to see. and the attendance ought to
be large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-27

At the races On July \, at Maplewood
Bangor, the matched race between
Charles W. MorSc's Addison and War
ron T. Cobb'S Pedro will he the star at
traction. Both arc good horses, and
the ether day Addison went his first
try-out mile in 80. while Pedro logged
mile in go. The race is for $500 a
side
colt owned by Edward Camic of East
rort. recently got one of its front feet
caught among some large tree roots. in
a pasture where it was being kept for
the summer. and in it's efforts to eX-
tricate itself received serious. if not
fatal injury. being still unable to stand
upon its feet.
The latest acquisition to the stock of
good horses. owned by A. II. Rice of
Oakland. is very promising Echo colt.
which is not yet year old and
weighs S25 pounds. The colt is claimed
bv competent judges to have in his
veins moro of the blood of the two
well known stations. General Knox
and Gideon. than any other colt in
Maine.
A. X. Hilton of New Portland has a
| bunch of very nice horses at his farm,
among them being a black geldinE
| nearly five years old. a well proper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-27
THE WEEKS SCHEDULES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Thursday-New York at Boston. Brook
lyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chica-
-, !'ittsburs at st. Louis 1.-TWO games.
at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Chicago.
PittshurG at st. Louis
Saturday-Boston at New York, Brook
lyn at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Chica-
go. Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Sunday-Pittsbure at st. LOUIS. Clncin-
natl at Chicago. Philadelphia at Brook
N"' AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesday Boston at. New YORK.. Ath-
lctios at Washington. Chicago at st.
Louis. Cleveland at Detroit.
Thursday and Friday-Boston at New
at Detroit. Chicago at Cleveland.
Saturday-New York at Boston. Atblet
ics at Washington. st. Louis at Detroit,
Chicago at Cleveland
SrndaN-Clevelaud at Chicago. Detroit
at st. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Wcdnesday-Wcrce ster at lynn. Lowell
at Manchester. New Bedford at Hav.r-
hill. Fall River at Lawrence.
Observation-Disclosures at Lynn. Man
chester at Lowell. New Bedford at Ha-
verhill, Fall River at Lawrence.
Frday1Lynn at Hayerhiii, M"rcsstsl
Lowell at N,-w Bedford.
Saturday-Lynn at Haverhili. Worces-
ter ut Fall River. Lawrence at Mtnches-
ter. Lowell at New Bedford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wednesdav-Ruffalo at Toronto. Ralti
denCe.
Thursdav -Ncwark at Providence Bal
tmore at Jersey City. Buffalo at Toron
to- Rochester at Montreal
Fridav-Jerscv city at Providence
Rochester at Toront1.
Saturday-Baltimore At Newark, Buffa
| 10 at Montreal, Jersey City at Providence
Sunday Baltimore at Newark. Euifal'
| at Montreal Jersey City at Prov iednCe.
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THE AUGUSTA TEAM
Is Complete and Ready for Its Open
inq Games Today.

The ma jority of the members OF the
ba seball team which will represent Au-
gusta in the Trolley League have ar
rived in the city and were out for prac-
tice on the Driving park diamond yes
terday. getting limbered up for the
game which they will play at Water
VILE this afternoon. The boys are
showing up well. and as soon as they
are thoroughly organized and used to
one another should be able to give d
good account of themselves.
The team which will so up against
Waterville today will line up as fol-
lows: Davis, catcher; H. Remission
pitcher; Lang, first base; Moody, sec
ond base; Dunphy. shortstop; Rudder-
ham, third base; Abbott. left field:
Barney or Trombly. center field: Carey
right field.
Abbott, Ready and Moody have not
yet arrived but will meet the team
at Waterville today. The management
are corresponding with another pitcher
and third baseman. and 1t Is expected
that both players will report within
few days.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks.

New York. Jun" 2S.-The fan ~ prices;
Of stocks which was in progress yes
tsrdIY was EXTENDED considerably durin;;
Tia" carly trading today. Tn" easy Yield
iug If prices encouraged aggressive OPP
rrntionS IN the short side hy profession
al boar operators. Til" resumption Of
sensational advertising" methods t. indIlr"
selling Q: stocks ON til" part of y Boston
Sps c"lative party caused some appreh"n-
sic II that professional short selling: rath-
CT tIiIn tn" di$roS i,l Of long stocks: WA
Ia wing most tn do with the deylin" in tn
m 'rErt. 'fh" action of prices during the
morning emphasized this impression. Th"
purpose was manifest to make stock
sell low rather than to dispose of hold
ircs at IN advantage In st. PAU nc
stock was disposed Of on the first Ercal
between 115 and IA the latter price fol
shares. This incident served as warn
inf, to the bears that they were over
extending themselves ard demand -
cover shorts which gained in Volume dur
ing the progress NJ the day vas the con
sequence. 4 substantial recovery II
prices followed.
As prices got rp to The hiGhcr Levels
there was a decrease in activity and 4
diminishing inclination to huy stocks
There was no important change in con
.litinrs affecting the market. The calling
of loans had no lrorCept:hlc aff"Ct in the
call loan market. hut rates for time loan
tahlished Yesterday. A further decline in
the London price of copper mad" Anal
gamated Copper vulnerable to fruth"r at
tack this morning. The increase in IN.
dividend rate Of Anaconda during the
afternoon left i large short interest i
the two, stocks uncovered and t;IeiI
strong rally furnished effectiv" leadership
for the recovery in the general markete
,Nftcr some irrcgulartv in the late deal
irrs the market closed firm at the best
prices on a final rally.
Eonds were easy. Total sales. rar val
We. $4,000 United States IS advanced
1, pCr cent. on call.
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TRACK AND STABLE.
Matters Of Interest to the Horsemen oil
Maine:

c. A. Harmon of FoxcrOft has a
black colt with white star by r. w.
Maguire's Phillip. 2.25A. foaled June l..
Charles Thorne Of Houlton recently
purChas cd Of Joseph Anderson Valu-
abla tivn-year-old colt, for which he
paid 5000.
j. F. Davis os South Caribou has a
pair of Clvdesdale colts. eleven months
old. that tip the scales at 1850. These
are finely mated AL around and are by
Lord Stanley. owned by Robert Cam
eron of Caribou.
Dan Humphrey of Corinth has sold
his bay gelding by Burdette to par
ties from New Bedford. Mass, for $500
The dam Is one of Names best brood
mares. Agnes w. once owned by the
late J. =. Tucker of Bangor.
Much interest is taken in two stall
lions owned in IIoulton at tho present
time. Utatlan by j f. Burnham, anc
Lord ArIcigh h. Jeff Bradbury. 1t i,
reported that Mr.. Burnham has of
fered to bet $500 that JTtatlan can beat
Lord Arlcich. but the hackers of Lore
Arleigh have said nothing as yet.
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YALE 3; HARVARD 2.
A Great TO- LINING Game, With Honors
Taken by Ellis.

New Haven, CT. june 26.-Before
crowded stands which at times were
MASSES of blue and crimson flags and
in the presence of variously attifed
classes back for class reunions. Yale
defeated Harvard today .at Yale field
in the second of the championship Sc
ries of baseball by the score of 3 to 2.
The game went through 10 innings. The
victory this afternoon gives Yale both
games of the series. the Blue having
defeated the Crimson at Cambridge
last week by the score OF. s to 1. jack
SOILS clean drive to deep left field after
two men had been retired in the last
half of the tenth inning won the game.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.

William A. Smith of II Bennett street
was seriously hurt by fall from u
car ut East winthrop about l"'So
O'Clock last night. He went out from
Augusta to pass the night with reia-
tives and was stepping from the car
when it started up suddenly. throwing
him to the ground. He was picked up
nv the conductor and motor'nin ana
brou,:.:t back to Augusta on the car.
Word was telcphoned to a local pm
sjcian who met the car at Water street
and took the man to his home in car
rage. Examination showed that the
left kneecap had been broken. The knee
was placed in plaster cast and every
thing possible done to make the injured
man comfortable 1t will be at least SIX
weeks before Mr.. Smith can get OUT
again and longer than that before re Is
perfectly recovered.
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The Gardner Players Arrive.

Gardiner Me. June 26.-tSpeciaD.-
The Trolley League ball players of
Gardiner went to Quimby field yester-
day afternoon for little practice. ana
exercised themselves sufficiently to
show that they are more or less famil-
lar with the national game. There
was scarcely time for much practice.
for most of the boys had just arrived,
and It took some time for them to Sc
cure rooms. boarding places and other
things that may be useful If they stay
long. Gardiner will go to Halloween
today for the opening game of the sea
son. and with the team will go biz
bunch Of enthusiastic fans and the
best wishes Of the whole city.
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FARMERS SPECIAL.
Continued from Page One.)

G. G.. Jacobs and C. /. Bailey. all we'll
known orchardiSts.
The party took dinner at the Hotel
Maine and left winthrop at 1890 for
East LiVermorc.
The train arrived at East Bivermore at
I 20 O'Clock 1t was very hot but there
VAS a large Gre Wi nj the station to mot
tho train. including a large number Of
farmers who had driven in eight or "
miles from the surrounding country
There were 103 teams gathered about tn
platform when the train pulled into thu
station. During the stop 4F' people pass
cd through the cars. of whom ':9 wer'
women and a goodly sprinkling were
children.
| The addresses we're delivered ty Pro
fesSorS Hurd. Govell and Munson. There
are but three or four houses in sight
! of the railroad station at East Livermore
and many of those in the large crowd
which heard the lectures came from Inv
ermore. Fayette. Wayne. Leeds, Canton
and Jay. Among those in the Assem-
hlage were Fred Pike. w. r. Frost. -
Hardy, G. r Babb, s. A. Ellington arr
| S H. Barry. The coming of the trar
had been we'll advertised by Norland
Grange and this in part was responsible
for the large crowd which turned out.
| The next stop was at Pennington
where an even larger crowd was In wait
/ ms The train arrived at 4 o'clock and
| the doors of the cars were thrown oper
two minutes later At AS o'clock A.
people had passed through the train ex
aiming the exhibits with no little in
terest There were 727 people at the sta
ton when the train arrived. OF those
who inspected the exhibits 3i7 were men
2i7 women and 100 boys and girls.
The speakers at Pennington were the
same as at East Fayette and they were
listened 70 with the same interest thai
the previous lectures had commanded
Among those there were Phieas Whittier
who has an orchard of 5000 trees. one d
the largest in the State. and Clarence
Greene, II. y. Wcaks. Fred III. Rice, +
l. Rean and d. w. Adams.
The evening lecture was held Mt thu
Normal school and was largely attended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-27
Reading With Thought.

Did YOU ever try to give careful de-
scription of the appearance of some op-
ject very familiar to you. such. for IN
stance. as your own front door or gate
way, or the pattern upon some favor
lite article of dress Try the expert
ment. Unless you are unusually oo-
serving you will be surprised to see no"
hazy is your mental picture. This ex-
perienCe proves that we lCok without
seeing. and it is to be feared that many
of us read without thinking. AS an
example, some of you may have heard
verse of a not obscure song in when
young man is represented as entering
an inhabited place upon the back oil
small horse, as inserting a plume III
his headgear and giving it the name OF
"Macaroni." For those to whom the
verse is unfamiliar it may be said that
the young mans name Is Yankee Doc
die" If you have read the stanza, Is
IT fair to ask if you know what MAC
aronf' means 1t is not a merely nom
sensical rhyming word.-St. nicholas.
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NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
The Man Behind the Bat.

oh. YES. we all have heard about
The man behind the gun.
And of the bleacherite that grins
Behind the SauSaged hun;
And though we've heard Of him that
stands
: Behind This thing and that.
The greatest Of the lot today's
The man be- hind the bat.
He throws the bail to second and -.,
He lines it down to third.
And catches quick the player who
Skins homcward like bird:
Ard though the pitcher may outcurye
Himself. we throw our hat
Aloft and split the welkin for
The man behind the bat.
Fen as the yak the peanut gups
Screncly on the fly.
tie grabs the ball that like a shot
Comes whiZzinG from the sky:
and when the bowwow scoots along
To overtaEe the rat
He isn't half as lively as
The man behind the bat
He CancrS round in circles. and
IIn reaches high and Stoops.
And he is everywhere at once.
And 50 the hall he scoops:
oh. nothing ever PASSES. for
As lively as a cat
That gayly SCrambles M a trees
The man behind the bat
Now. when Won figure up the men
Who glad the public eye.
Though soldiers. actors bankers or
The builders of the pie
You'll shout and very suddenly.
Now. by JchosoDhat
Tho biggest Of the pile today's
The man behind tho bait
Chicago Record Herald
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. June ~.
The wheat market today was irregular
and nervous. prices ruling from y under
to "a over the close of yesterday TOR toe
September option. Tho clos" was firm
with September Hn;s higher Corn WIS
m " Oats were 3tm7s higher and pro-
visions advanced H. to 17R
'.'he leading futures closed as follows:
WHt.AT-July >31sm4: Sept. SIS; De-.
SiFsMlZ.
ohTS-julv.' sSrs: Sent. 81: Dec. SIS.
T.AT;D-July. $50; Sept. S.97E: oct.
SHORT RlRs-July. e.2.4: Sept. o.37'2;
cash quotations were as follows:
FLDTR-Steady
WHF3AT-No. ; spring Sass: No. :. Is
IS1. No. . red. S,,,ISst4
CORN-No. ;. !2it: No. 2 yellow. ~:
oATS-No . 3S,:: No. white. 9ynh
No ? white. 3ittM3S$..
RYF-No. .. u IA,
RARLEY-Good feeding. 41niN,
NAr.TINC;-Fair to choice, 41n3.'
FLAX SEEDING. !. los: No. J north
western. M "a
TIMOTHY SFED-Prime. ~.
sI th,F RIPS, sIDEs-9 2om92..
MESS PORK-Per bbl.. 17,111lL %
JARD-Per hundred lbs. Sl7t2ns0-
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-9.7o"9N
i
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CORN-UnchanGed: No yellow. 81,
M6..
OATS-Unchanecd: No. . clipped white.
4G.4M4I12
HAY-F:a sier: No. I. 1879.
MILL FEED-Iower.
SPRING BRAN-2O7I.
MINED FEED 225u14
COTTON SEED MEAL-33
PORk-Stcady: medium. 1873.
IARD-Steady: iO3s.
BEEF-Steady: whole cattle. 7;huS
I.AMHS- Quiet: 12Hd13
NEALS-Quet: 7m10
EUTTER-UnchanGed northern. 21,hM
33!l4.
CHEESE Unchanged: York state. 1o74
m11h,.
EGGS Unchanged: choice 2an2i west
ern 17m19.
APFLES-9mct. rul@ct@ 5n6.
IhTA"of.i, -'2Ciet; Green Mountains.
lis.
SUGAR Steady on Il basis Of 40 for
Granula ted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-27
Lynn Downs Fall River |
to 0 in Ten Innings.
HaveThiII Gives Lowell the Small
End, Eight TO One.
New Bedford Beats Lawrence 81 s..
Worcester S; Manchester 0.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,
AT MANCHESTER

Al MANCHESTER.
Worcester shut out Manchester to n
Wcrr' ster ......3 0 o 0 0-s-5e3
Manchester % o y 0 o o o 0-195
Ratteries-Sline and Knots: Cross and
iMcDaniels. Time. 40. Umpire, Stafford
AT LAWRENCE.
Lawrence was defeated by New Bed
ford i to ;. The local team played 4
heady and fast game all through. but
rally by the visitors in the last fow in
ninRS won the game.
New Bedford..1 0 H-6-lO-s
Lawrence .3 , 0 o 0 0 o. -
Robinson. Elliott and Cove
nev; Whiting and Cote. Tine. rs. I'm
AT LYNN.
II required 10 innings for LINN to defeat
Fall River. / to o. Labelle. after pitchu.
steadily for 10 inTinEs. lined out a hons
run in Lynn's half of the extra innings
with two men out.
LINN ........0 0 o 0 90 1-141
Fall River 20 o o 0 0 0 O-O-4-0
RattericS-Labnlle and Dsum; Swanson
and Sullivan. Time. las. Umpire Hen
~.
AT LOWELL.
The home team was easily defeated
to 1 by Haverh;ll, who played superior
az bat and in the field.
Havcrhil .......3 90 sal
lowell ........0 l o o 0 o. s.;
Batterics-McPartlin and Duggan. Ma
roney and Lake. Time. 10. Umpire
Hastings.
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CUMBERLAND DEMOCRATS
Nominate County Ticket. With VIM
M, PenneiI for Sheriff.

Portland. Me-. June 26.-The Cum
berland county Democrats today no''h-
mated the following ticket:
For senators-Oakley c. Curtis
Portland. John II. Proctor. Bridgton:
Ira c. Foss. Scarboro: John F. A Mer
rill. Portland.
For clerk Of courts-Llewellyn Bar
ton. Portland.
For Judge of probate-William M
Ingraham. Portland.
For register of deeds-franK Il
Clark, Gray. r.,
For county attorney-Joseph f.
Connolly. Portland. u
For Sheriff-William M. Penneii
Brunswick.
For county, treasurer-king S. Ray
mond, Westbrook.
For county commissioner-Edwaro
H. Trickey. South Cumberland.
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NATIONAL.
Brooklyn Throws It Into
Boston -Four to One.
"A SmaII-siz Riot Over Arrest
Of Alleged Gamblers.
TUESDAYS Winners Brooklyn, Philadelphia,
PittshuTg and Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON. June 26.-I'our hits including Il
three Dagger, with two outs. gave Brook
lyn for runs in the first inning today
giving them Il victory over boston to l.
The game WAS interrupted by small
riot which occurred when the police
made two arrests for alleged gambling
in the first base bleachers. The crowd
got out upon the diamond and the play
ers left the game to watch the eXer-
tons of the police. who had to heat OFT
many attempted rescucs; of the prisoners
on the way to the gates.
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NEW WORLDS RECORD.
Halifax Goes Seven FurIongs in LA q 5
at Sheepshead.

New York. June 26-Alex Shields Hal
flax. carrying 119 pounds. made now
worlds record for seven furlonsS. CrCu-
lar track. when he won the Swift stakes
at Sheepshead Bay today. He stepped
the distance in la ~. which is one
fifth of q second faster than the Musk"
teens time made ut Saratoga in 1902.
and Aeronauts time made this year at
Belmont Park.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. June Is
Spot cotton closed steady. Middline
bales.
Galveston steady. II 1l-16: Charleston
nominal. -: Memphis easy. 1914: New Or
leans easy. 10 Lille Mobile quiet. 1913
Savannah nominal. 10a
Net receipts for four days. 15.5i9.
Exports TO Great Britain. S;27; to
France. 3nS6. to the continent. 7G0S. to
japan 100
Stock :pDS, $50
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New York Money Market.

NV York, .Itine r..
Prm" mercantile paper 5M3l. Der cent.
Sterling exchanC" easy at 4Sl $50 49, for
bills.
Posted rates isI and iS6.
Connie rcial bills 4S17s.
Bar silver e9.
Mexican dollars 5A1..
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds easy.
Money on call 2hq3A per cent: last
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At ST LOUIS.

At ST. LOUIS.
81 Io,;a ..O 0 o o o n-0-S-
Chicago ........o 0 - /!
RattcrieS-'Iladc and Hickey: over and
Sullivan. Time. 1.5, Umpire. Sheridan.
AT DETROIT.
Detroit .........0 o | 0 3-a-1l-l
Cleveland ......1 . 0 OF. g.
Batterie -Mulin and Schmidt Hess
ana Clarke. Time. l.5o Umpitcs. Con
molly and Evans.
At Washincton-Thc New York Wash
ingtOn game was pnSt pOned rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At SrrinSfi"id-Ncw Haven 4. Spring
field !.
At New LONDONDERRY London ). Hart
ford ;.
AT Norwich-Norwich :. Bridgeport Q
drst game; Norwich 6. Bridgeport
tScropd ranpt).
At Holyoke1M aterbury = I H%INGke !
tsecuNu saueD.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The Harvard and Yale baseball
teams Tuesday night elected captains
for next season. the former choosing
Dexter. left fielder on the team. and
the latter. G. Kinney. its third base
man.
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OF the 5S,3c4 square miles Of England
and Wales. Miss Nora f. MacMunn finds
IT,, os 80 are under go feet In elevation
above t@ the sea. 1886 are between go and
80 feet. 1o.476 are between ." and l'I w
fe.t SOS are between 1000 and 3.pn ''D
&c betw een 1000 and 5000 feet and four
are more than 5000 feet.
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BOXING NOTES.

Harry Edels of Chelsea and Chariey
Seirer of Hoboken boxed seven rounds
with no decision at the Crescent A. I.
Monday night at BroCkton.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Jersey City ,. Balti-
more ].
At Providence-N Newark 4. Providence 3.
At Torcnto-Buffalo 9. Toronto 90 in
ninSs)
At Montreal Montreal 9. Roche ter j.
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South, !. I.r bM. ear =: O.! lers. "a
80; do. Chilis. 1.1.,U %: do. Southern. 10
$50
| SI-CiAR-Raw. firm; fair refining. , IT,
81; mOlaSscs sugar. p -3"2fi2 2I-332 refined
| firm.
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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago. June 96.
C.ATTI .E-Rcccipts. 22,5O0: cormon to
prize steers. 4M61O.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900: choice to prime
SHE sHFEEPwReceipts. 1000; sheep. i.5oms5o.
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AMERICAN,
Chicago Jumps Over St.
Louis to Fourth Place.
Cleveland Loses and Is Only
Eleven Points Behind PhiI|ies.
Winners f.: Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago
Rain at Washington.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia June 26-Davis' home run
hit with a man on base gave Philadelphia
another victory over Boston today.
Young was hit hard. while the visitors
could do little with Bendcr's pitching.