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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
COLLEGE GAMES THIS WEEK.

Tu"sdav-l University of PcnusyIvania-
University of Virginia ~ charlottesville"
Pennsylvania State COllogc-tic0r1c WnSh-
iGGton at WaShiugtou.
WedneS lay University OF Vermont
Harvard at Cambridge Tufts Yalr AZ
New Haven. Dickinson at Princeton. HOLY
CrosS-Srrngh"ld Training School ut W"r-
ctStcr University of P,nnSylvau:a-I -ui-
versity Of Virginia at charlottesville. St
Francis Of krnoiilyn at irordham. Ho-
bart-Corncll at Ithaca. Era:t Institute
Columbia at New York, Trinity Brown at
Providerce.
Thnrsd2y-I niv"rslty Of Pcmsylvanin
Richmond rolleg" at Richmond, Nv
York University Wesleyan at Middle
town
i'riddy-Univcrsity Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Georgetown ut Georgetown
aturday-Trinity-l Harvard at Gam
bridge, falo-New York National League
at New York. Fordham ut Princeton
Amherst AgciCs-HolY Cross ut Worcester
University of PENNSYLVANIA -Gcorrctoun
at Georgetown, Manhattan-Rr0wn ar
Providence, Franklin and Marshai-Car'
lisle Indians at Carlisle. WaShineton ana
Lee-tniversity Of Virginia IT CharIottes-
vile, Niagara Cornell ut Ithaca. JoI,ns
iopkinS-Navdl Academy at AnnanoIis
New York Cnirersity-Columhia al Mn,
York Gallaudet-George WaShincton III
Was hinSton. Springfield Training school
eSlcyan at MiddletoWn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
AFTER MIDpLEWEIGHTS.
ice Cans Wants to Meet Ryan on His
Own Terms.

Joe Cans. the present holder of both the
lightweight and weterwciGht titles, is
now out for the middleweight crown. joe
offers to meet Tommy Ryan at the
middleweight limit and let the king of
that class cut the money any way he sees
fit
There is not a lightweight or a wcltcr-
weight pugilist i'm the world today WIN
will give Cans any sort of Il fight. and
he is forced to reach up higher and high
er for goes"
Herrera, Britt. Nelson, Herman. or any
of the other 15S-pOunders will not even
mention the black wonder when it comes
to fighting. 1t is either the color or his
past reputation that keeps them away.
They may offer that as Il good excuse,
but it is also a fact that some of thern
wishes to match his skill against that Of
Cans in the ring.
There are very few who really Sympa
thize with Cans. at that. He has beer
such a raw fakir in his time that the pa
tience of the sporting men is exhausted
Right now he has to he on the level t,
get any coin. He is strapped tight, has
no dust to spend for BIZ, feeds. and what
little he gets he holds on to until the last
thin dime is gonc-then for another fight
Tommy Ryan with his Ia pounds woulG
have his hands full. at that feeding tl'
Baltimore wonder gloves. RYAN has beer
cut of the ring for 50 long now that 1t i
n question whether he can get i'll shnp'
or not He would have weight on Cans
but as for speed, clcverness and tn" wa!
| Iop-there would he little to choose De
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
SECOND EIGHT.
''9'Vsrd Nay e Dc"b'Y Req csenscd
e Anne, HenIoy.

'i1'N.'1H VIII inrhah!N send II .;t.ruu1
"iihf 7" th" American Henley N Phil
dfp'i1 MAY rs. This wilI IL. il ;,I,Ij-
tI'H 3" IN" cr"W winning tic class rarc,.
My u. There Wiil be nn four sen, mn,
Etar, "H last. This plan is IN a,rnr.I
Win captain FilI"Y'S rndravnr 10 nI,I.
vac f'" y" thkc Nor" races ana some
thin@ fnr "Xcryuun To- do.
- i Year tho winning class crru..
which WAS tn" flrshmIn took its race
AT Philadelphia ana This wear. With
NraN'" second crew going down as WoIl
rs -" best he can pick out of tho ,l,ss
'l%h'S. TN" Crimson has hopes Of doing
S"i"thlnG good Ht Philadelphia. ana al
fcddE begins 10 wonder if Wrav and
fiI'N aic E"t going to put NJ a first
eight that Will take Corncl, ana NdIe
into camp.
IL" crew ]" far advanced already.
an! has uVcrc"m" many faults that
iIAvr existed in Harvard crews ~ IA
inc week before \ race. They are row
IIig more smoothly now than Crimson
crews for many years month later.
'""'h Nrays whole attention is paid
I" tho catch ana the finish Of he
stroke. one "r two men have a tenden-
cE I" rush tn" slides. hut NrwhaIl. the
worst offender. is getting over il ran
Idly.
me encouraging feature Is thai the
cf"N has four of last wears eight in it.
slid two of last years powerful frnsh-
man boat. Four Of the men at pres ut
III the Sh"ll have never ruwcd four
miles. Last week they took three and
thre"-eiEhthS and the now mon were
as fresh ut the finish as the o.d men.
The new ones are Glass. who did not
row last year: Fish and Richardson of
last wears freshman shell ANA EN-
mons. VIII" has only rOWcd on his class
crew. tfsh has = tendency to rub the
SIides amt does not keep mis- ar!ns close
enough I" his shoulders. He is power
iu' however, and will scarcely he re-
plac"d. Win one execution the crew
APPEARS about rs it will remain.
EmmonS at ? seems to he the weak
man. and the shifting OF Tanpan irf the
second boat from t. . indicates that
ne inay take that seat in the first shell
he rowed in his freshman wear but
last year was shifted to the port side.
where there WIS no good material for
,. lie is more powerful than Emmons,
and has rowed for miles.
Guild has not been in the boat for
week on account Of his health. 1t is ex-
pected that he will be back on the riv-
tr this week. but whether ha can re-
place NeWhall is doubted. He is not as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
BOOM IN WRESTLING.
Good Men VIII BE in Tournament at
Grana Central Palace.

Wrestling seems to le en- Il bonm in
New York, anI f''tnamcrt IN which
the best men availahte il. ihis country
will part!cipate is scheduled 20 he held
in Grand Central Palace April 81. whsr
George Bothn"r viii meet j. .rvey Parker
and John Pi.ning viii m, I Fred Beel
These matches will be held on the same
night. and are Undoubtedly the most in,
terestinS that could tc made.
Bothner and Tarker nave met on several
occasions ana to date neither has cstab-
iished any superiority. This time the pain
will likely meet at lSS pounds ringside
and it is Bothrer's desire to score owe:
his old foe. The terms of the match, IL
1t Is made, v M le at catch-as- -catch-car
style, and the men will wrestle for an
hour. At the end of that period if neither
has gained Il fall the referee will be en-
powered to render a decision.
In the proposed Beell-Piening match the
Contest will go to a finish at a mixed
style of wrestling. These two men would
have been matched befor. this hut for
some pickering as to the STYLES the first
sAn enould be. PieninS wants the first
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
CAPT. POST RESIGNS,
Was Cor'itioned and Gave Up Place
on Columbia VARSITY Crew.


Henry +. f"rt, crptaln uf th" tnluni
III "I"w elected at tn" oud cf lat Srl-
son. has resigned his pusitiou un ar,.nuu.
"t conditions il his studies Gerald :
g Lruchlin, captain of the varsity rignt
last N"ar WAS elected tu succeed hin,
The ease oi Post bears i strong roScn
blanc" t. that Of Thomas J. Thorp vhn
cHptiin,d the football team or the Rlur
and White last fail until nc was dropped
from tn" university for failure to Keen IN
in his studies. Post hal trouble contiu-
ualIy With the faculty on account of hi,
academic standing. and finally was o.
dcrtd 10 stop rowing for Il month to catch
~ with his work. He immediately re.
signed his captaincy. and Will not he ont
for plactic" again unless he makes III
his deficiencies.
% L"iiShlll ioW is in his fourth season
as varsity oarsman. He began as i
freshman, when he rowcd on the 1902 cIas
cr"w. In the two years following lie US
member of the varsity squad and madn
the crew that rowed "A: Poughkct psi. il
1906
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
BASEBALL NOTES.

Bob Lowe. Dctroit's substitute i'll
field. has signed for 1906.
Catcher Charles Armhruster of Bos-
ton, is laid VI with Il severe cold.
Barbeau viii! go along with Cjeve-
land this season as the general utility
man.
Pitchers Dineen and Tannehiil have
come TO terms az last with the Roston
club.
CoiniSkey has decided upon Frank
isbell as the White Sox regular second
baSemln.
Clark Griffith will cary seven Mitch
erS. three catchers, five outtielders and
six infielders.
Pat Boland> and Phil Meyers. both of
Rochester. n. ", have signed with
HCrnei!sville.
The Cleveland club will cary 20 or
more men this year. Last season l9
were not enough.
otto Hess is the only soutnpaw on
the Cleveland team. He will have no
opposition in trying to hold down his
job.
Wilbur Slyder of Williamsport. Pa.
artist and artists model has signed
with the Olean. y. Y. team of the In
terstate League as shortstop. Slyder is
a 1o-second man for the lO0-yard dash.
He is also ambidextrous.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
RACING NOTES.


j. H. Bronson N <.v JI.,,a.. wy,
| ucw owner II Alfalfa. 3uf:
STANLEY r;llon. an7a. viu ~. r,..I
thrnuch III. Mont,n, ..ir,.uit
mare. comes to Ncw EnpIaud
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80 .'''"''' i p'"'htr I" ''ali"i. -". !.
''''o Nhi''ief' -.'N''' VIII h' raced TN" S"A-
son
Il II ''".,ns'' Il "f'"H'nT in'T"~ lhi%
SI"H'E !" 'ilft' S"i"i'ti"nN "i the Hin-
So '''''i''S
DICK wilson rianS I" giv" STANDARD
records to + Of the act Of rot"hrn I;oy.
-'lV'i' ul'S year.
some Of tho turf papers profess tn h.-
licrc that 1,li. represents the limit uf SIn.I
Of the harness horse.
Tho $4,000 Massachusetts will 10 trn,-
ted Thursday. Aug. 23, If tile Rcady,IJ,
track is dry and fast Oh that date.
OF the Sc stations represented IL ,hn
Kentucky futuritv by 10 or moro ,,,.,,.,.
only one is a PAGER. Direct Hal oor:
The New Er.rara s,,,ria, ,,ia.. ,...-
dorn pou, - 1<on,,,aI-,. q.
with the breeders of ,In hi,,o n'i'''.''
try
A LOT or Grand circ,r;t ,o,,,..-
that the midget Enn.nz, n'i,I ,'I'. ''',,'N
craci, pree, n.,cor ~ ~, al'..L.' i'"'' ''''
naisn r''NNi '''o 'o"I''S cam
New fns''''"-own"d @-y"Ir-"Ii
tfalinght t.ai...,l, has beer sent t" VIII Evans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
AN EASY GAME.
Giants Had Waikover in Game With
Louisville Team.

Lpr;js> i!lr !<>.. April Til" Giants
were treated l. some I'M" baseball wr:ttl,-
CT here and mad little difficulty Sunday in
defeating thc Louisville rIub TIE scor"
was : to >.
he had released Pitcher Elliott to tia
Lprlisvil" club. Ferguson. who belong :
to thIt club plus cash. is probably III
deal McGrlw put through.
Every man IN MCtiraw'S list Of player
had 4 chance to work ont, ana th"y III
proved to Nc III tirst-class condition con
sidcring tie lad weather for the past
week. Tic pitchers worked well! F"rg'i-
son, although q bit wild, had plenty Of
speed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
KNOCKED REFEREE DOWN.
Goodman Lost Temper When Baldwin
Got Decision.

Chelsea. Mass, April 2.-Matty
Baldwin of Charlestown. received the
decision over Kid Goodman on foul
In the last round of their 15-round
bout before the Lincoln Athletic Club
tonight.
Both boys were rough and were re
peatedly cautioned. Baldwin had the
better of the fight except in the nth
and 18th rounds aud at the finish Good :
man showed the effects of consider
able punishment. Goodman lost his
temper when the decision was an
nounced ard foored Rt'aree Maginnis
with II stiff right handler.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
RIGID EXAMINATIONS.
Many Entries for Big Boxing Tourna
mert Were Refused.

san Francisco. April 2.-The boXiils
tournament for the national amateur
championship to be held under ,ne
auspices of the olympic Club thlS
week will have 115 contestants. There
was a large number of entries but th'
candidates were subjected 10 such d
rigid physical examination by me
clubs corps of physicians that Il mum
Der of them were refused PERMISSION
to enter the bouts. The boxing VII
be held Wednesday, Thursday, anc
Friday nights. All of the eastern box
ers have arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
TRACK CHANGES HANDS.
Nashua Driving Park Title Will be
Transferred This Week.

Nashua. y. H., April This week
the land owned or controlled by the
Nashua Driving Park Association will
be transferred to the Nashua Fair As
sociation. which previously leased it.
This is the result Of the action of sew
craI meetings. In addition to the land
there are stables. = hotel and cxhibi-
tion sheds and one of the fastest half
mile trotting tracks in New England.
The amount paid for the land is not
made public. but the consideration is
in new stock issued by the fair asso-
citation to the members Of the Driving
Park Association.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
a NEW CHALLENGER.
Upton Orders Designs for Another
Yacht to Race In U. S. Waters.

London April "a dispatch from
Gre"nock announces on unimn.,.,, ,,,Ir
authority that Sir Thomas Linton I,,y
instructed Alfred Myline of c,1.,voo,,.
~ ii''nieuialeiy on design for Yacht
"'ilcn VIII challenge for the America Gun
~ ie seiecplGn of Mylnc is a de-
cin'd Snuo 70 both Fife and Watson.
4 Il known beyond any question tbat
l"pt"l was more dissatisfied with Sham.
rock III than he was with either nr tra
previous chalicngors. He is roira n j,
man VINO has great reputation for adam.
ti''ioh OF new ideas and Of greater assin,-
hdtlVe Qualities than either Fife mr. W.
Mediterranean. u me
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
WRESTLER Is DEAD.
PENNSYLVANIA Man Died from Injury
Received in Gymnasium.

After living in Il semi-consciOus con-
ditjon for two weeks in the hospital
at philadelphia Alexander Kemp. a
senior in the college at the University
of Pennsylvania. died from injuries
received in Il wrestling match in thn
university gymnasium. His vcrt"bra
WAS fractured at the neck and blood
clot had formed on tn" spinal cord,
causing total paralysis Of his body be :
low the head.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Kentucky Futurity Entries.

Lexington. Ky, April 2.-The Ken
lucky TrottirS 'iorse Breeders Ass"-
ciatlon announces that the number OF
mares nominated in the $4,000 Ken
lucky futuiity for foals of 1906 is 1900,
hthtucky as usual is the largest nonl-
major with 429 mares. over ouc-third Of
ne entire number. New Iork. Illinois
Massachusetts and Ohio follow i'm the
order named.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
RECEIVED WITH EAvop
university Of Chicago Athletes Lie
ene New rootbalI RuIee

Chicago, April 2-Nev r,,,a.
by the combined football raop1e'' 91
vars;,,, eiNed with favor at the Uni
's u chicago yesterday. Semi
l' 49, a'roi'giy in favor Of the new
,thIa, expressed by many of tho
a'nies '.'hn ana the athletic authorities
,ha, T,-,.e iiot few of the faculty said
a.ley pelleVed the majority of the evils
- 'Ne game would now be obIiteratad f'
~ au,'1s aua lawson is going to sell Dre,r,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Americans Won Easily

Philadelphia. April 2-The local
championship series between the Am
crloan and National League Clubs
opened today, the Americans winning
easily. Attendance 5644. Score : II
= bat5eries-Pittinger. Moran and
Donovan: Dygert ard Powers. I'm
pires, E.mslie and Connolly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

at his style-Graeco-R -Roman-and Beell is
as insistent that it should be at catch
as-catch-can. This difficulty will. howeV-
or. be overcome. and within the next ie"
days the match will be made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

fast ns NcVh:l ana may net regain
his s"a'.
With n" crew u"w III j state Of de-
l"inam"nt usually reached late in May.
th" hopes in Cambridge aro very high
that \Nray il going Il turn out 4 Grim
son cigh, next juno that will be wort h
.rl.iI-G IN SNI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

for ra5Gle ,S;a says We have weakness
49, ~ " men on our team. M sraII
ies the Ior US as the big uns can $50
aien he gan. Bay and Turner ara rn,t nnt
ha,, hlanas' surely, and they stand IN IL aoc i,
e''ef man some of the big Bluss e san
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Washington Won Game.

At on-Washingtou
Providence 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Guild has not been in the boat for a
week on account Of his health. 1t is ex-
pected that he will be back on The riv-
er this week. but whether he can re-
place Newhall is doubted. He is not as
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Keeps Up
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but II IL In the mining Of deposits 9th.
e. than plaeers that the bulk Of the
future supply OF Japan IL expected.
The requirements Of the mining au-
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u land allowed TO be taken up ranges
from two and a half TO 500 acres.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-01

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tsafs sttssat ihsi ne tis See - TOO
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nsiiisofs in zoo fsgs o sissfes
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t.ssassa bsiidinFs ths' b. ne oftins
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Zoe = general msnifipsi houss.sisznins
and % provided 20 oppoftssiiY o.
uiasn narrow streets. 70 improve pss.
lsss docks and 10 a. other thinss
Trus enough. = great May Baltimore.
ans vsrs ruined ~ the Gre and their
fate steItes sympathy. bu, q great
many more IN the ivo years that have
passed have pruhied To-day BaltI.
more IL the better for the terrible sun
dsy-morc alert. more modern. more
and niors progressive
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