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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
OFFER $4,000 r.
McGovern and Corbett May Fight
Fifteen Rounds at Baltimore,

NEW YORK, Oct. 24:-Terry Nc
Govern and Young Corbett will in all
probability be matched today for an
other meeting in the ring. With
their managers they have agreed to
meet to talk over conditions at 2 D..
m. Several offers have come from
various sections of the country for
the little men, but of course cannot
be accepted until articles of agree
ment are signed. AL. Herford, of the
Eureka Athletic Club, of Baltimore,
has offered a purse of $4,000 for a
fifteen-round fight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
MGOvERN AND CoRBETT AGAIN.

squared circle, Terry McGovern and
Young Corbett, who reused the fight
fans with their recent mill in Phila-
delphia, have agreed on another ex-
change of wallops. The representa-
tives of the fighters, Joe Humphreys
for the Terrible One, and Harry Pol
lock for Corbett, met yesterday after
noon and signed articles for another
encounter, to take place not later
than the week ending January S,
1907.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
ROHNSACK,s HIGH MEN.

The fen high bowlers for the
month, on the Bohnsack alleys are:
R. HILBERT, 24S; l.. Mortenson, 211;
D. Rowe, POS; B. Moore, 205; G. Oh
sen, 2O5; Divine, 200; P. Peterson,
J. Olsen, 1879; d. Foley, 1913; A..
Meshrow, 1913.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
KIRRY,S

The high scores for October, so far,
the Kirby alleys are; W. Lydiard,
256; D. Rowe, 245; G. Jaycox, 244;
J. Rowe, 243; p. Beatty, 237; w.
Nance, 227; w. Work, 226; w.
Swade, 1926; J. Zehrer, 221; H. Neal,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
READY TO MEET A



Offer He VIII Fight Hermann.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct.-24:--Joe Cans
lightweight champion of the world.
who is showing at one Of the local
theatres, stated the lerms under
which he would meet Battling Nelson
again, and elclared that, should me
Dane refuse to accept, he VIII sign
articles for a fight with Kid Her
a N
Several good purses have been Of
fered by the different fight clubs NOT
these men, and Cans declares Ii ",
since he is a fighter for all there d
in the game, he will take on the bel :
men in his division one after thu
other. Joe is to be in Chicago at ~
banquet rendered in his honor FRI
day, and If plans are not m~iscarried
the colored wonder will sign articles
with Hermann on that night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
TEN LEADERS AT DORY's.

me high scores for the month, so
far, on The Bloodgood alleys are: e.
Waring, 244; A. B%unten, 225; G. Ev-
ans, 225; e. Mallet, 219; w. Lydiari,
219; F. Beatty, PA; A.. Fox. 2i2;
W. Gray. 211; r. Hibbett, 2O5; D..
Golden, 204.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
BOXER ISSUES CHALLENGE.

Harry Jones, a promising Newark
boxer, who has been doing some clev-
err work, would like to meet any 145-
pound man for a purse of $500. Adj
dress all challenges to George Mac
200 Market street, Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
THREE DONLED 200 SCORES.

High scores on the B~loodgood al
leys last night were az follows: w.
Gray, 211; B. Golden, 204, and Do
200.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
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lot next season.
In the twelve games he played with
H~averhill last season Pat billiard bat
ted .2S3.
1t is reported that Chick Stahl will
succeed Jimmy Collins as
of the Boston American League team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
STRONG Issues A Def.

Charley Strong, the heavyweight
fighter of Newark, has challenged any
man in his class, Jim Savage, of Or
preferred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
SUSPECT CROOKED WORK.
Well known Jockey Radtl<e Sus-
pended at Jamaica Track.

Well KNOWN Jockey Radtlke Sus-
pended ut Jamaica Track.
NEW YORK, Oct. ~24.-Jockey Her.
man Radtke, who came east III the
spring with an excellent reputation
made at San Francisco and who has
been one of the favorite riders at the
local tracks during the past summer
was suspended by the stewards OF the
Jamaica track for his ride on Tommy
Waddell, the 10 to 5 favorite in the
third race.
His ride looked so bad to the stew
ards that they Immediately ordered
his suspension for the remainder OF
the meeting and referred his case TO
the Jockey club. Tommy Walden
was well played, but at no time dur
ing the race did he show any speed
and trailed his field, finishing far back
in the ruck.
Rye, a 10 to / shot, easily won the
Gowanus stakes. Two favorites won.
Summaries:
First Race.-Mainchance, first; Gid,
second; Dunvallo, third.
Second Race.-Macy, Jr., first: Co
lumbia Girl, second; Jobstown, third.
Third Race.-Garnish, first; Delphie.
second; Cressina, third.
Fourth Race.-lsye, first; Jacobite,
second; Yves, third.
Fifth Race.-Jacinta. first; Illusion,
second; Economy. third.
Sixth Race.-Suffrage, first; Bertha
e.. second: Sister Francis. third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
FRIDAY NIGHTS MEET.

The Friday Nights will have their
weekly bowling and social session at
Hartmann's alleys tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
TONIGHT.

The Sewaren bowling club will
have its regular practice on Kirby's
alleys tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
HIGH SCORES AT UTOPIA.

High scores on Switzer's alleys last
night were: J. Dolan, 1873 and 1874,
Olsen, 1888, and ]. Schoonover, 1877.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
TWO OVER 900.

High scores at Kirby's last night
were: ]. Zehrer, 206, and w. Gu
ney, POI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
RECORDS OF The
COLLEGE ELEvENS.
Princeton's Clean Sheet Was Spoiled
Saturday BY BucknelPs
Field Goal.

P%rinceton's clean score sheet was
spoiled by Bucknell last Saturday,
and Yale's goal post was struck by a
drop kick that should have resulted
in a field goal for Penn State College.
However, Yale's pride was saved, and
the Ellis are still one of the few
teams that have not been scored on
this season. Swarthmore, West
Point and Dartmouth are the clean
sheet teams. The work of the teams
to date follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

Some say that city girls are poor,
ignorant things. Some of them can
not tell a horse from a COW, but they
do know that HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is one of the greatest
beaufffiers known. Tea or Tablets,
35 cents. Sexton's drug stoiRl 10
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
TIME OF HIGH WATER.

Largest clrcdlation-enougn said.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
BROWN IS CRIPPLED.
Resignation of DR.. Lindsey Causes In
convenience in Athletic Department.

The Brown University athletic board
is in crippled coalition. because of
tie loss of the services of Dr. John II.
Lindsey. Who has Eesigned his position
IL the organization. DR.. Lindsey is
:,iaduate of Brown. in the class of 1892,
aud was prominent in athletics while
au undergraduate. He had Il great
deal to do with stimulating interest in
Ingby football when it was first in
Stituted at Brown, and was captain of
a Brown football eleven.
DR.. Lindsey's resignation is due to
ne fact that he has accepted n posi-
ticn as medical instructor iii WASH
tngton jefferson College. and while in
he South will not be able to fulfill his
duties as a member of the Brown
toard. AS yet no alumnus has been
chosen to fill the vacancy.
The resignation of Dir. Lindsey has
hindercd the work Of the board great
)y of late, as he was chairman of the
%ootball committee, and had charge of
The selection of the Varsity coaches,
and these coaches have not yet been
;ielected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
TEAM DIVIDED.
Collins Takes IA of His Men on Trip to
Nashville.

Atlarta, Ga, March 2S.-Manager
Collins ANA ii members of the Boston
american :Cap: left here at 9 last night
for Nashville, where Boston is Sched-
uled 10 play today and Thursday
Cy Young and six nf the Boston
team lef. here al il O'Clock fD" Mont
Gomery, where they will work out UNI
Ill Manager Collins pIrty arrives
there next Friday, and where the team
is booked for games ON the last two
days Of th,. week.
The club viii stop at the GlenmOre
IN Montgomery. The players who
made up The cy Young party We're
Dinecn, Hughes. JoSG!yn, Eenncy,
Goodwin ard Henry Murch. This will
leave Tanlehill, Harris, Winter and
Ralph Glaze TO do ih- box work in
Nashville.
1T rain"l all day, and Manager Smith
Of the Atlanta team called the game
off at noon.
The Boston players would have IN
jOyed one more game with the local
experts, as III" morning papers here
scored IN. BostonS ana advertised an
other humping for the C"llin@ men.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
ENDED IN DRAW.
Milwaukee Boy Wakes Up After
Fighting Six Pounds.

Milwaukee, March "8-After Jimmie
Gardner of Lowell, Mass, had fought SIX
hard rounds with Jack Dougherty Of Mil
Waukee at the Panorama last night, the
local boy woke mp with a vengeance and
hammered the Eastern boy so viciolIsIy
in the last two rounds that he escaped
the loss Of the fight, which it was
thought that his earlier listlessness had
given him, and the referee declared The
80 10 be draw.
Many of the spectators thought that
Gardner should have had the decision.
and Gardner claims that he was robbed
of it, but Dougherty's friends say tha;
the better showing the local boy made
in the last two whrlwind rounds was
enough to warrant the decision given.
IL was rafting good fight from the
handshake to the final gong Tougher
~ was bleeding badly at the nose for six
OF the rounds. but Gardner was wobblv
at the finish
IL was all Gardners fight as long as
bouGherty remembered his science, but
alter the local lads seconds toli him tn
go IN and win, after the fifth round WA;
over. hc forgot himself. ana. uitbout
S'ieh'". hut with plenty of enthusiasm
''id StrehSth. i" hammered the Lowell
h"y win both mits. on face ana BODY.
another round would probably havc
scored u knockout for the local lad for
'"ifdrer was ready to drGp. though ot The
outset i" was 50 far ontclassing p,Ieh
'rty that Milwaukee brttors tried To ,.,n-
Per their bets
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
RACING NOTES.

The Duchess. 2.1oi4. full sister to Cuban
ola. 2.O6A. by Gambetta Wilkes. is ex-
pected to secure a record of oO5 this veor
She is owned by #. L. Magru(ler. Xen,a
Ohio
Cyrille T.aurin, Montreal. Que. has sold
Lizzie McChord. 2.1aA. by Gazette. oo7II
TO I. Brisson, one of the prominent borsr-
men OF Canada. He will send her Anru
to II. Tyson, Newark, Del.
It is reported that both Miss Adheu .
2.Hssi. and the sensational fil,v Sod,,
Fogg. who trottcd n trial at Iaxingto,
last fall in 2O9N will be laid over ,,r,,,,
1907 and not raced as 4-year-olds.
AS 1t is reported that Frank yoa,r,,
2.oiS,, Is now in active preparation far
another campaign. it is evident that the
damages which he sustained last fan =,
that railway wreck were nor so sa,,oua
after all. 'e'e'
me chestnut stallion The Hanpm,r
@'z'+' 1uii brother to Cresceus oooX =.
now az the Ketcham farm. Toledo ~.
'he past two years he has bes,, ao,..
stuo service as the property ar Ion,s
"i'iahs Oh Brighton, England.
Joseph Battell of Middleburv ",
.e"ty bought a 16-hand Stallion &, car
,oripa mat traces directly in tha -,
.n,s .,ns % Justin Morgan. The neaisrea &c, -
.a .,'s station shows 10 crosses Of the fonns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
MURPHY is ILL.
Harlem Featherweieht Will Go to Ber-
mu'ia for Health.

There is no doubt that Tommy Murphy,
the Harlem featherweisht, is a sick boy
ana that he was obliged to call off his
bout with Matty Baldwin for no other
reason.
Johnny Oliver, M,mphy's manager, III
a letter to the Globe says:
up to Sunday noon we had hoped to
he able to go ahead with the fight. We
had our grips packed and We're ready to
start for the boat, when Murphy became
sick that We had TO have Il doctor.
The doctor said the boy was lin n very bad
condition ana could under no circum-
stances fight. He insisted that he b"
given a sea voyage, and 50 he will sail
today for Bermuda. Had Murphy had Il
good strong boy in the ring on Saturday y
night he would have been surely beaten
AS it was. only his gameness pulled him
through the bout with Reyes. After he
returns from his sailing trip lie Will have
to spend several weeks in Atlantic City.
ana will not fight again until the doctor
says he is iit ana ready"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
STRONG COMPETITORS.
"mer'cans Will Be Pitted Against
Worlds Best Athletes at Athens,

WORD has come from Australia that
1ecil Healy, the young swimmer who Is
expected TO fill the shoes of the late B.
Is. kieran. will represent his country at
Nthens next month. and, provided suit
able arrangements are made. will COM
i'ete for the Kings cup in England at
!iighgate Pond July IA. In his early at
'cmpts Healy was regarded as n
'irii'er only, but of late he has proved
H'iiSeIi the best middle distance man
~ 'he Antipodes. He won the 90 and
'uo-yard championships of New South
wales, his time for the latter event be-
ing minutes, IS 2-5 seconds. and with
Tue exception of the 300-yard worlds
record at Woolloomooloo Ray a ve,r
ago ny kieran. it was the speediest 3O,
ever done in Australia; the next hest
~ CaVilfs minutes. 40 seconds Feb
>. 1901. Recently Healy gathered tho
~.o-yard in minutes. b. seconds which
. only 3-5 seconds outside the vorId.s
rrcord.
I'fat the American swimmers. Dan.
asls. Spencer and Schwartz. will have
'he'r hands full at Athens there is ey-
cry indication. The presence of He,,v
hlcked up with the fact that the ANA
'eur swimming Association of England
- sending four of its hest men viii
make matters lively. The British ou,r-
'ct are: j. A. Jarvis. j. II. Derbyshire
I. Il. Forsyth and s. Melville Clark for
Tue diving. Both Derbyshire and Jarvis
nave Won championships galore. tn,
1"rmer at sprinting and the latter n,
distances. Forsyth Is n newcomer and
from all seen OF him SO far he is in the
front rank
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
JENKINS AND oRuHN MATCHED.
American and British Champions Will
Meet in New York.

Tom Jenkins, the American champion
wrestler, ami Fred Gruhn, the peer Of
all SrapplcrS in the British Isles, are
matched To meet at SuZer's Harlem
Casino Tuesday, April 10. They will
WreStle catch-as-catch-can styIe, two
tailS otit Of three 10 decide the winner
E0th men agreed to divide the parse
= pt-r cent. to III" winner and 70 per
cent. to the loser. The articles of agree
ment. signed bye Prof. TttilI, repre-
9tntinG Gruhn. and Harry pollik, for
Jenkins, are rs follows:
HI" nnn agree ~ meet for the heaVy-
weight championship Of America III n
cat:h-aS-ra1'-h -h-c.,a wrestling match,
best tWo out "l three fails to count.
1t is d.,rre,l that riIi-f1lli only will
cr,iilt.
II At liz" end nf an hour the men have
not obtained a fail. the referee shall
have the power to name the winner Of
that bout 10 the man that. in his opin-
iot.. has scored the most points.
There shall be Il rest Of J., minutes
between each fan.
1t is further agreed that the Strangle
hold is barred.
Tim Hurst of New York. is acceptable
to both parties and will act in the ca
pacity Of referee.
The men viii receive 50 per cent. of
the gross receipts, Of which the winner
will receive 70 Ter cent. ana the loser
q per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
STILL HOLDS OUT.
Ch'eago's Star Catcher Persistent in
Demand for More Money.

'oi'iI'iy Ming. the star catcher of the
ohicaso cubs, who is on a strike be-
cause President Murphy will not in
crease his salary $500 for the coming
season, einphatically denies that he
'i;'u forwarded u signed contract 10 the
Chicago club.
nave heard nothing from Presj
ut NJ Murphy or Manager Chance for
me past week" he said "Early i'm the
season Murphy sent me three con-
tracts. all of which l returned un-
s'sieu' chance also urged me TO re-
t,a, Do' p''h nave evidently given up
'lie idra that ! can be induced to sign
at the figure offered
expect TO open pool and billiard
ran IN Kansas City, ana have al
ready secured ten-year Lease on =.
oGilnihs ,i'is IN the down town district"
hi'ns expects to keep in condition,
~ on az the mud in Associa-
llQ0- HaIk- dries un'A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
ARM is BETTER.
Operation Improves Con,lition Of Eos-
ton Americans Crack Catcher.

Hot Springs, Ark, March 28.-Lou
C1igcr, The great backStop Of The BuS-
ton Americans, yesterday left ST.
Jnseph'S iniirmary, where an opera
ticn Of soaring the intercOstal nerve
was performed. He is a greatly i'm
proved man.
Crigor said: 4 feel q hundred per
cont. better than before the operation
was perfo.1nei. and although | have
bee confined 10 my bed. ! have gained
in weight. am roughly convinced
that the phy.iician& understand my
case. ANA If | rontinn" to improve as
have in the last few days shall soon
be Il, well man.
Il shall remain here at least for the
present"
The physicianS stated that Crigar
had Improved beyond their expecIa-
tons. and II there is no Relapse. il is
only a question Of II few weeks before
the great barkstop would almost be
himself again.
Manager Clarke of the PitsburgS
Tuesday released Catcher Archer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

rife pounding ard had him close to the
carpet a dozen different times. Ashley $
experience an'. foxy stallnS were great
factors III saving him from a Knockout.
Quill proved that he was Il corking two
handed lighter, and the way he hammer
ed Ashley IN TIE last two rounds was n
caution. Just hef"r.. thu close of the last
round ashley started q rally and ran into
an awful fiSht-hand smash which sCnf
him to The ropes. onill Kept after him
and drove lam an over the ring with a
perfect hurricane Of blows and had him
holding on Al tho finish.
Ashley's left hand was in bad Shap"
when he went On and he was loudly
cheered for his Gameness
Jack Murphy If this city got a draw
With Young freeman Of Boston in thr
semi i-tinal, and Soliy Meyers OF ErOckt0H
beat Young Smith in the hrst round oi
the opener.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
COMMENT ON DEMAREsT.
Billiard Paper Mentions Strong Points
of Promising Player.

Concerning the play of Calvin DEM
Arrest. the youngster who won second
prize in the amateur tournament in
Chicago, weekly billiard publication
has the following to say:
"Of the six. Calvin Demare5t has the
natural billiard stroke. He was the one
" hose attitude was correct-the one
whose strokes We're clean, sharp and
confident. He is one of the few billiard
players in the world who combine nat
urai grace with natural ability, yet sac
lificas neither for the sake OF either. He
is cool, calculating, accurate, yet rapid
in execution and, to old-timers like
Tom Foley, he is like Schaefer when
the latter was young. He needs some
seasoning however-less then might be
expected-then he will become unques-
tionably one of the best of his time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
BASEBALL.
National Commission Fixes
Heavy Penalty.
Manager Collins Divides His
Boston American Team.
Operation Caused Quick Change for Better
in Cdger's Condition.

Cincinnati, o., March 28.--The Ma
tional Baseball Commission yesterday
adopted new rules in regard to the
Towering up of players. Punishment
for offenders was fixed as follows:
For the first Offcnse, major league,
a fine Of $1,000; class a $3.50, class Il
500, class G $3.50, class d 5000.
A repetition Of the offence Shall car
ry with il suspension from protection
of the national agreement for Il period
Of six months, players Of clubs incur
ring this penalty being free from re-
enrvation until reinstatement takes
place.
The ,olanlissiun also decided that no
national agreement player could AS
sumo The management of any national
agreement club, even il only to direct
Jiay from the bench, without hfSt Sc
curing rtlcis. from tn. club having
him under reservation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
Exhibition Games This Week.

Thursday Brooklyn vs.. Detroit at 20,
hmbia, $. G.: New York Americans ~
Nashville: Philadelphia Nationals ~ ~ n
Iinbia, s. g.; Cincinnatis at NtW VI
leans; Athletics at knoxville. tiI'iE'
White .SoX at Memphis.
F'I.ida ay-Cincinnati II New ori'ah9' >
Brooklyn AT Charleston, >. G.; foS'oil
Americans at Montgomery; Cl"VelahdS ~
Atlanta; Chicago White Sox At M"mpil"'
Saturday Chicago Americans at kah.
sas CITY; Cincinnati Colts vs.. Toledo ~
cincmnati: Brooklyn at Charleston; i'"S-
ton Nationals at Jacksonville; New YORK
Nationals at Louisville: Boston Amer!
cauS at MONTGOMERY; New York Am'rt-
cans at birmingham. Ala; Clevclands at
Atlanta: Athletics VS.. Philadelphia Ma
tion:lT ;t Philt'!tlphia; st. Louis Browns
VS. Cardinals at 81. Louis; Cincinnati
*. eniar> at Now Orleans: Chicago Whl':
Sox al Memphis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
IN The RING.
Burke Knocks Peter Maher
Out in Second Round.
Gardner -DougheTty Fight at Mil
Waukee Ends in Draw.
Fall River Fighter Severely Punished in
I5-Round Bout al Providence.

New York, March 3S-Pater Maher, the
perpetual Irish champion. was knocked
out in the St cond round of his bout with
Sailor Burke IN the feature event of til"
MOrrisania A. c. last night. Burke was
too vigorous for his older opponent. and
kept on top Of his man throughout the
fight.
Maher succeeded in landing the famous
wallop only once, when he sent Burke
across the ring ana up against the ropes
with a right-hand hook. The rest Of the
time Mahcr acted merely as a punching;
bag for Burke, who knocked him down
almost a will.
In the other bouts Willie Mango knock
ed out johnny Berger; Jack 'Bricn put
young H.ker to sleep in two rounds and
Ed. Stanton knocked out Bull McCar-
thy twice in two rounds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
MAY GUST BURNHAM.
Sale Of Newark Club May Be Unfort
unate for Popular Manaaer.

Inc latest story current in Eastern
League baseball circles is that Walter
w. Burnh.m is shortly To lose his lob
as manager of the Newark team. For
some Tune combination of theatrical
h' nave been trying to get control
"f The team and now advices from
New York state that they have sue
cctded IN doing 50. 1t is said that no
'hAii%eS in the makeup Of the team
are contemplated, but that Manager
turlham Is slated for retirement. He
~ Wen known to the baseball fraterni-
= outside Of The Eastern League. He
was for 4 number of seasons manager
"f the New England League teams.
including Augusta in 1895 and il
KNOWN as 9 rerJ- popular aud capabIe
manager. Tie Newark aggregation
mas certainly proSptrtd under his
guidance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
Jockey Club Stewards
Adopt Strict Rules.
Frank Sherman Will Referee Big
Pool Match in Baltimore.
RssIgaauon Of Chairman Badly CTipples
Athletic Board al Brown.

Washington. March 27.-To have
honest racing and to close up all pos
sible avenues to fraud, the Jockey Club
stewards have adopted stringent rules
n garding the Jockeys. These rules,
y Inch We're posted today in the pad
dock Of the Bennings track. expressly
r0rbid the riders to talk to anybody
rave thu officials during the hours de-
LCted to racing.
In the future all mothers, fathers,
brothers and sisters of jockeys VINO
wish to ask a tip--or a lOan-from the
working men Der Of the family must
do so before he goes to the track. Iney
viii not be permitted to go close 10
rim because he will be held l. prisoner
in the Jockey room. The only time a
rider will be allowed to cave that room
viii be when the busle calls boots
and saddles"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
SHERMAN FOR REFEREE.
Celebrated Pool Player Will Referee
Big Match in Baltimore.

Frank Sherman. the celebrated pool
layer. OF Washington, who is to
referee. the Todd Klein pool match at
he Academy of Music in Baltimore
april II. is. and 19, has had a talk
With the managers of the match re-
Iarding the conditions to govern the
i;ame.
The games are to be played on a
tabie Az by 3 feet, with regulation
championship pockets. Two hundred
points are to be played each Of the
''ifee nights. Rules governing all
championship match games are to be
construed and decided by Referee
Sherman. Referee Sherman expressed
himself as well pleased with the ar
langementS. and said he had been ad-
Used that large delegation of pool
players would accompany him from
Washington to see the games.