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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
Record Breaking the Or
der Of Day at Columbus.
Fastest Three Heats Of Year
in Columbus $4,000 Purse.
Plenty Of Heats Better Than 2.06 and
Several Records Smashed.

Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 1.-THE opening
day Of the Columbus Grand Circuit race
meeting brought forth splendid weather
fast track and plenty of record breaking
performances. Ardele the favoritc, won
the days feature. the Hotel Hartman
purse. 5000 for 2.1j PAGERS. but not until
Italia. 4 clever mare, had captured the
second heat ir o.0i14, reducing her pre-
vious record by i've seconds Ardelle's 5
time in the first mile when chased by
Vista Roy was half a second lower than
her old mark. After being nosed out by
Italia in the middle heat the Geer mare
won the deciding mile in 2.G5i2. Her win
nings amounted to S2l35.
'The contest for the Columbus purse OF
$4,000 for 2.c9 trotters developed INTO the
fastest three heats trotted for the year.
Mainshcet. driven by Myron McHenry,
won the first two heats and reduced his
record 2.05l4. Oro was given n winning
drive in the third heat and finished a neck
ahead of MainSheet, who was favorite in
the pools with Gold Dust Maid 4 strong
second choice. Mainsheet won S1iI of the
purse.
Owassia, selected to win had no diff
Guilty in taking the 2.13 pace i'll straight
heats, but it was impossible to finish the
81. trot in which Colonel Patrick was
first choice. Lady Mowery won the first
heat with something to spare. but Col
onel Patrick drove hor into the 210 class
to get the second mile. the finish being 2
nose to nose one. The favorite won the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
Gus Larrabee Is Given De-
cision Over Young DaiIs.
The Mixup Which Stopped Fight
Occurred in the Seventh.
Tommy Murphy May Meet Maiiy Baldwin At
Chelsea, Mass, This Month.

A good sized party assembled at the
Athletic Club rooms last evening to
see Young DaflS of Brunswick and
Gus Larr:t6ee of Bath box II ROUNDS
ana We're much disappointed when the
referee gave the exhibition to LARA
bee in the 18th, on Il foul In the first
round I.arrabct was the most aggrts-
"iVc. but Dalls turned ~the tables in
the second. while the third was ABOUT
even. liz the fourth Dalls appeared
the stronger and then i.airaDra evened
II up in the same way in the fifth.
IN The sixth Larribee quit his work
ana leaned over the ropes. Why that
didn't end the fight the non-eXperts
are still guessing, but they were al
lowed to face each other for the
seventh ana after Il few exchanges the
ltftree declared Larrab bee the winner
amid the vely cordial diSapproval Of
apparently 50 to 80 per cent. of the
audience.
George Isilbert and Edward ryr Went
three fast rounds 10 draw for the
preliminary.
Tom Larrabee gave his def to Jim
McGuinness At 1873 pounds, either tu
give or tax" pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
FOOTBALL.
Maine Colleges Are Work.
ing Out Candidates.
University Of Maine Had 25
Men Practicing Monday.
Bowdoin Squad Will Report for Work
on Thursday, Sept. 20.

Orono, Me-, Sept. -(SpeciaD. At
the afternoon practice of the University
Of Maine football squad on Monday, %
men turned out. Coach Mccoy still
keeps the men busily at Wcrk punting
ana running down and catching punts.
,rhe great need ut present is to have a
good punter; but 50 far no one has
shown up VINO is above the ordinary.
A large number of the old players ar"
now back, and another day OF two will
doubtless see the squad doubled III
numbers. Among those who are now
out are capt. Burlcigh, Talbot, stone,
Burrows and Rounds of %; Chase,
Miner. Smith. Boyle and Nickery OF
0S. ana F'arwell Brimmer. Simmons,
Hodgins. White and Alhee of 'O9. Sev-
er:I promising Freshmen are out,
among whom are Metcalf of Augusta,
Clifford and Hamlm of Orono, and
Hurd of Lansing, Mich.
Orono is last filling up with students,
especially Freshmen. The present in
dicationS go to show that the entering
class this year will hc larger than
ever, ana it is now expected that its
numbers will exceed the 200 limit.
The third floor Of Lord hall has been
finished off during the summer for The
department ot agriculture. Three fine
recitation rooms and two offices nave
been maue. The offices will be occupied i
! by Prof. Hurd. acting dean of the Cor
/ lege of Agriculture, and a. ". Gilbert
| assistant professor of agrlculturf
| Prof. Hurd has received the offer al
the presidency Of Smith School oi
| Agriculture at northampton, Mass,
but everyone connected with the uni.
versity will be glad to know that hI
has decided to remain at Maine durina
the coming year at least i'll order tc
await developments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
THE NEW FOOTBALL RU

Thccr must be at leaSl
p!a Yers on the line, and
only six, one Of the Other
be outside Of the man af
the line.
None e the five centre 49,
allowed to leave the line unless ae -
I'VE yards back ard another player |
takes his place in the line NJ shiit-
ing 10 cvade this rule will be arrived.
only forward pass viii be allowed
ea' i sorimnagc, provided the PISS be
n:,ic by 4 man vino was In the Jack
field wncn the play started. III case
the ball touches the ground II g@s TO
the defensive team.
y team must gain 10 yards IN ihree
downs.
When the ball is kicked, any play
or on the kicking side will be on side
as soon IT'S the ball touches the ground.
once the ball touches the ground It
cannot be kicked further.
4 player preparing to kick goa af-
Ter Il touchdown viii be allowed 10 ad-
just The BAH in tho hands Of the hold
er.
All forms Of unnecessary rOugnness
have been explained and penalties pro-
vided. When a player is disqualified.
his team Will lose half the distance TO
its goal line.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

Tommy Murphy to box Matty Baldwin
,t chelsea Sept. 20. 1t he cannot get
MUMMY he will match Dave Deshler
onl Yo,ng Fine OF Philadelphia for
that date.
HERMAN Miller Of Baltimore. VINO
holds the wclterwcight championship
,itl, Of lie south. las been secured 10
lox Terry Martin of Philadflpila at
Portland, Me, some night next week.
r,bc co,therner is one of the fastest
,nop IN the cGrntry at his weight and
for several years he has Dcen Joe Cans
Sparring partner.
Charley ORourke, who has been tax
ing great care OF himself, intends To
OF into the game again this winter.
When Ferreti. manager of Hugo k"l-
IN was here, ORourke told Ferreil
he would meet Kelley in Indianapolis.
!1e,reti took the Cffcr under consider
alton. If Oitourhc can get back 70 ms
old form he would have no trouble WIN
ming from Kelley.
There is 20 four flushing" about
Willie Fitzgerald when talking fight.
When he WAS asked the other day why
he did not challenge Cans. he Sald:
Me fight Cans. | guess not. would
stand about as much of chance OF
beating that co.ored lad as Battling
Nelson did and you know what nap
pencd to that Dane Cans Is in q class
by himself. | knew what he would
do with Nelson, ;.s I boxed with him
many times
The Lout between Jimmy Eriggs and
Kid Sullivan Of Washington. which Is
10 be held in Baltimore on Thursday
night. is creating lot OK interest In
Baltimore Sullivan is Il big fuEorit"
in that section, and the followers of
the game there believe he will be q
champion. He ana Briggs met III
Portland nearly three years ago. and
though Briggs gave him a bad beating
the bout was called a draw, on account
of the articles stipulating that such
should be the decision if both We're on
their feet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

Two umpircs. a referee and a lines
MIN will be the officials.
The length Of the game has been
shortened by 10 minutes.
The opposing rush lines will be sep
arated by the length Of the ball, which
must be kept fiat on the ground by tn:
center
Linesmen must have both feet, both
hands, or one foot and the opposing
hand up to or within one foot of the
line, and with the exception Of the
three center men the forwards must
stand with 10th feet out side the uot-
side foot Of the man next to them
Eefore making Il fair catch Il player
must signal by raising his hand clearly
over his head.
Whenever any portion of ! ri@ytr
carrying the !Iall. except Ills hands or
feet, touches the groHni when in tn"
grasp of an opponent, the bah is down.
Either team n:ty ask fOr time out
three times during Il half without pen
atty For each extra can Tor time a
team will be penalizcd two yards un-
les; the injured player be removed
from the game.
Hurdling is prohibited.
The sn.pperbac'l is allowed to have
his hands and head offside when he is
about to pass the Tan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

corn factory in less than 90 days from
the day of planting.
c. ii. Webb has been making many
improvements in and around his farm
buildings.
Hna Bates and Belle Griffin ar.
guests at Mrs Annie Vining's.
". B. Hilton. K +. d. carrier is hav-
ing a few days vacation. ID. l.. Frost
is driving for him.
Walter Mathews a student at NJ. G. |.
is at home on account of sickness.
Irving Robertson who has been
working on a farm for Will Manson
in Pittsfeld is at home sick.
Charles Il. Stroples presented at our
Town hall on Monday and Tuesday
meat consisting Of moving pictulcs.
illustrated songs, etc.
MERCER.
Merle Wade. little son Of Frank
Wade, is very sick.
Robbie bunker. who has been sick
with typhoid fever, is 4 little better.
=. +. Mosher started for Southern
California last Friday to spend the win
ter with his brother, whom he has not
seen for 80 years
Mrs. Geo. Gilmon and daughter from
Massachusetts is visiting Mrs. Gilmon's
mother. Mrs. j. NJ. Narney
The presiding elder of the NJ. f.
church of Lewiston is to preach at the
NJ F. church here next Sunday.
Warren Chapman had $50 taken from
his pocket one day last week at the
Waterville fair.
JACKMAN.
Ola McDaniels returned from Onawa.
Thursday.
Mrs. Mathew Wilson and Mrs. Frank
Holden are visiting Mrs. A. S. Hilton
in Skowhegan.
Mrs Charles Holden of SkOwhegan is
visiting in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
BASEBALL NOTES.

Bagey in the New York Mail says of
the left-han nder, Ed. Barry. who has re
turned to the Boston American 1oid:
Barry. who, by the way, is as tall as
Falkenberg and as wide as DR.. Casey,
has a new ball. 1t is neither fall away
nor a head over heels. It's kind of "A
geometric parabola tied to gasolene
explosion, a-hut that's what it is. 1t
is very effective-the batter gets free
ticket to first when Barry serves 1t
often enough
Gus Dorner. the popular pitcher of the
Boston Nationals. says the only man
who ever won an argument from him
was Umpire Conway in Cincinnati
Dorner cut the heart of the rubber on a
third strike on Miller Huggins. and if he
had gauged the ball correctly the game
would have ended then and there, but he
did not. and the game went extra in
nings, while Gus let out a howl that
could be heard n long way. Out he went
the play went on and Cincinnati won.
London cab drivers earn an aggre-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK..
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
Chicago at Boston, Pittshurg at New
York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn, st. Louis
ut Philadelphia.
Friday and misunderstanding at Ros-
ton. Chicago at New York, Cincinnati III
Philadelphia. ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
MONDAY. Tuesday and Wetineslay-Bo
ton ut Detroit, New York at st. Louis,
Phila.ielrhia At Chicago. Washington Al
Cleveland.
ington at Detroit.
FRIDAY and Saturday-Boston at Cleve-
land. WASHINGTON at Detroit. New YORK.
at Chicago. Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Sunday-Nrw York at Chicago, I'hila
dephia at st. Louis.
INTER- LEAGUE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Worcester at Norwich, Lynn at Spring
field.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Wor
cester at Springfield, Lynn at Norwich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
KENNEBEC.
MONMOUTH,

The term at the academy opened last
Monday with abou, so scholars. and
with Prot. Arthur J. Chick as principal.
and Miss Yeatcn. a graduate of Bates
college, as assistant.
Miss Brewster spoke at & Union tenn
perancn meeting at the congregational
church last Sunday evening.
\ Rev. WoJ nan occupied tie pulpit at
the Congreg tionalist church last Sun
day. His family are expecting to ar
rive the corning week when he will oc
u, cupy the pa arsonage.
The business at the corn shop has
been quite lively for the past week
taking care of, corn that has been
brought in.
SOUTH vASSALBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ]. Dickey of
South Boston returned to their home
Sunday. after passing two weeks va
cation in this place. 1
- Everett Richardson Of Boothbay was
= the guest of his sister, Mrs. c. II.
Morse over Sunday
Miss Ida Caret of Augusta who has
been spending a few weeks with F.
Belle Taylor returned to her home Fri
; day.
E. A. Barnes and Willie Cross are ut
&C. G. Taylor's for short stay.
Mrs. e. S. Hall OF Augusta and Mrs.
Frank Little of Dickinson. Dakota,
were callers In the place Tuesday.
! Those from this place who attended
4 - y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
Coming Events in Maine.

Sept. 1S-20-State Convention OF the
Congregational church, Lewiston.
Sept. 26-29-Free Baptist State As
sociation at Bangor.
Oct. 2-4-Maine Naptist Anniversa-
ries, Dover and Foxcroft.
Oct. 3-Grange Fair, Harmony.
Oct. 3-4-Annual meeting OF the
Maine Undertakers' Association. Port
land.
Oct. 4-G-Maine Musical Festival.
Bangor.
Oct. 8-1O-Maine Musical Festival.
Portland.
Oct 1918 Somerset Teachers Conven-
tion. Canaan.
Oct. 17-19-Annual meeting Of the
Maine Federation OF Women's Clubs.
Bangor.
Oct. 16-1S-State Sunday School
Convention, Camden.
Oct. 25, &c, 27-Maine Teachers As
sociation Lewiston.
Nov. 13-15-Annual Meeting of
State Pathological Society, Harrison.
Dec. 18-2O-Annual Meeting OF State
Grange. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
BOXING NOTES,

Arthur Cote and Harry Edels will
get together Friday night at Haverhill
Mass.
'Darky" Haley. one of the best
featherWeight= in England. has been
cabled by a New York sport to come
to America.
Matchmaker Dwyer of the Valley
Falls club has signed Dave Desh,er 10
box Martin canole Oct 3 and Terry
Martin to box Willie Fitzgerald Oct. SD.
Eilly Delaney IS said to have ceased
to bc Al kaufTman's manager De-
laney is sore because Kaufman did not
80 to Los Angeles to meet Tommy
Burns.
Dick Roche. the New Yorker who
butted into the boxing game at san
Francisco a couple of years ago, is go
ing to fight the fight trust. composed
of native sons.
Though frankie Neil got a bad beat
ing from Abe Attell he is not satisfied
He feels 50 certain that he can beat
Attcll at 122 pounds that he has chal-
| lcnged Kim to box for $250o a side.
George Memsic, who defeated the
Montana Kid in 10 rounds at Los An
selts the other day, has been matched
to meet "Fyclonc" Thompson at the
same club. The winner of that bout
will be matched with either Neary Or
| Herman.
Tile bout between Harry Lewis anl
film Potts in Terre IIaute. scheduled
for Wednesday night, will probably not
| take place as the board Of safety has
refused to grant any boxing permits,
ana the game is considered dead in
| that city.
| Miah Murray. matchmaker of the
| Lincoln Club. has hOpeS of gettint,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK.
OEOHAM.

Schools began Monday. Misses Alice
iHes hack, Carrie Johnston, Ethel Wharf
1VlIR this town. and Bertha porr of East
1 yQrland. teachers.
NBernice Mclaughlin and Clifford
.-Burrill have returned to Bangor High
Fhool
Leslie Burrill has gone To Pittsfield
NJ attend school
'ssS9A Agnes Mclaughlin who has been Wis
iting at her home here has returned
$40 Lewiston Hospital where she is
training.
Mrs. Louise Leach of BuckSport il;
Visiting her sister Mrs. f. w. Burri,L
II. r. Etes is painting his house at
De1harl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

the Central Maine Fair at Waterville
were Mr. and Mrs. O. f. Carpenter.
Miss Ethel Carpenter. Miss F. Belle
Taylor. Miss Dora Whitehouse, Mrs.
F. 3. Whitehouse and r. J. Stone.
Miss Nellie Hilman, teacher of tho
South Vassalboro school arrived in the
place Saturday from her home in Troy.
All schools in town opened Monday.
Sept Il and will continue ten weeks.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs. James Ryan and son, Joseph
are in Boston on business for few
days after which they will return to
this place.
MIR. and Mrs. q. r.. Heath and son
Harry, are visiting relatives in Wins
low for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs +. q. Hayes Of Ran
dolph called on friends in town sun
day.
This has been n bad year for bees to
lag up honey on account of 80 much
wet weather. but II. l.. Hayes had one
swarm that come out the 26th of June
ami then hid up -. one pound boxes of
surplus.
BENJAMIN Heath of Gardiner is the
guest of his brother Daniel for tn"
week.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNEE-Mrs. Carter and
daughter who have passed the summer
with Mrs. Alvin Spear. returned to
their Boston home on Saturday.
@. B. Clason of Gardiner was at the
Corner on Thursday.
Idell Wakefield of Auburn was the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. +. X. Blaisdell
last week.
Miss Greed of Barre, VT, has been the
guest Cf her sister, Mrs. Susan Little
field
john Annis Spear is passing the pres
ent week with his sister. Miss Susie
Spear.
Norman Murphy of Augusta came
up Saturday afternoon and spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Fossett'
Saturday evening Mrs. F'ossett gave a
little party in his honor, inviting his
little friends with whom he plays when
he is up here. 1t was very en1oyapie
occasion.
Rev. II. +. Harding of Halloween, 4
former pastor. preached at the HlVer-
side Congregational church on SUNDAY
last His many friends welcomed hin
hack with pleasure.
MANCHESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Yeaton of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

Ernie Green landed n game for
Buffalo from Providence last week, and
although 10 hits were scored off him.
but one man scored Earnie touched
Cronin up for three hits McGraw thinks
that Mullen. the second baseman of the
Baltimore club. secured by him, will
turn out to be n good" ball player
Mullen has been tried by both Washing
ton and the Philadelphia Americans but
failed to hit well enough to hold
his place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuc2day-Kil Goodman VS.. a. Herrera.
J,llv Glover vs.. Jimmy Murray, and
Young Cabin VS. Young Sullivan. Lin
coin CLUB. Chelsea: Jo. GalliSan vs. Steve
Kinney, Davenport. III.
Wedncsday-Harry Lewis VS.. Jim Potts.
Terre Hautc.
Thursday-Jmmy Briggs KS. Kid Sulli
van, Baltimore: A. s Kenny VS.. k!d Her
rick Appleton Wis; A. McG3rry VS..
Willie Fitzgerald. bridgeport.
Friday-Iiarry Edels Us. a. Cote. Iia-
vcrhill.
Sa.ur.lay-Jac Sullivan VS. Billy
Bates, Fairbanks, Alaska.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
BOSTON.

90 Earned runs-Detroit 2, Boston .. Two
os base hit stahl. Threr-basc h:.s- Payne.
Mullin. Grmshaw. r'rcem;tn. Sacrihc"
hts-COue hin. Lindsay. Hory. thad-
, bourne. STALL. Parent. 'rannchil'. Stolen
- baao-Crawfor rd First base on i'aiif on
Donovan ); Loft on hisFs- II, trHt 8. i;os-
ton g. Struck out--Ey ppn"vhn .. iy Tan.
u neIili : pnubl" rlay-Scha"i1I and
OLeary. Time Id t'mpir". l.ouGhln
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
Columbus Wins Am. Ass't'n. Pennant.

Milwaukee,. Wis. Sept 1.-THE Ameri-
can Association baseball league closed its
season today. Columbus won the pen
nant with the other clubs nnisn!r:: in
this order: Toledo, Kansas City, Louis
vile, st. Paul and Indianapolis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18


ieisfaue were ,he guests ol MT anu
Mrs. Edwin toldwell one day last
week.
AIT uEphoN
wi. "CnNoN'
Most Of the schools are in operation
nnj"r the charge Of the following teach
crs: High school, X. W. Leighton, ESQ
West Nit. Vernon, Mrs. Edna ;. FISH,
Thing, Al!:;S Sara o. Webster; Robinson.
Mss llZzle NJ LtlGhtGn; Dunn; M1nf
-,irr -,,i ii,Mes; w 1,ie. M,SS Aliir, Hr,a,, ~
There will bc 10 fall terms in The st,vena
i',, vii 49, , h.,r..,, ~ thn I-I.,r. III
nrarv st u th. g,n.riptnnd,ni s1nnIv
;n,, !, tbn n,n,,,',.,,iin .n,n,,. n.ins S,.nt-
t,7,I'.r I'm IN. T.1n erhnnlhnIgt is
n.,,rIr cn',,Ict.d Thr faiI term will
.,,trII,,,,..' ,,.t tba .ch ~ ia H.. el,n.
,Ii'J >
-. -, ,.. @ {. ,,,
=" Wy. 'rh"h thl 'liid :. IL -. ~, ~,
Nthilon NJ De h"id "n,' "tS oI W ,ni'' rnn
W'flk II H'pt"hipei' at tic i'u'i'' -
''i"'h.
Farmers are busy harvesting theii
crops. Thcr" VIII BE- u fair yield ol corn
notatr"S ar" good grain is turning oi'
well. PASTURES and fields icok as green
as in June and all ar" apparently HAPPY
not wit thstanding the outcome of the ci'r
tic" III k"nn"b"c County.
EAST WINTHROP,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
..13 PACE-THREF IN FIVE-PURSE
5000 w

Nate Pulsifer the well-known New
England league outfelder and for many
years a teacher at Dean Academy, has
severed his connection with that IN
stitution and is to enter the Harvard
medical school this fall. No one has
more friends than Nate. and all will
wish him well in his new field of in
dcavor J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
SOMERSET.
ST. AUBANS.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Southland return
ed Friday from South Ryegate. VT.
If the frost holds off few more days
the farmers who planted sweet corn
Will have harvested most of that crop.
Some has been grown and drawn to The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
Boston Trims Detroit I
TO ! Z on Washing Day.
.
~ ..
Chicago Does Up Philadelphia
4, 5 10 4 In Eleven Innings.
New York 4; 81. Louis g. National,
New York IS; PhilIIss z.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

s...1 Detroit Sept I7.-Boston won a very
- ,oo sleepy game from Detroit by bunclrng
her hits-DonOvan was easy with men on
~. g. bases while Tannehlll was strong at such
times. Payile's batting was the only ied-
1's Ufure Goodwin hurt his leg and retired II,
'.i' the first inning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Ruflalo-EufralO t. Newark 0
AT TOronto-Jcrsey L,ity II. Toronto |.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Montreal .
At Observation-Disclosures >, Baltimore
30 inninSs).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
AT CHIC AGO.

. chicago ......1 $4,000 90 o q II Sc
Ph,ladeIphi, ..0OO3 3oo01 G , O. i-l1-i
Eatteriesi--N alSh and Roth; N:.idcll
and Hyrnes Tine. 10 Umpire Sheri
dan.
p AT ST. LOUIS
New York .....0 1 o q - 81
St Louis SO o. ! o Q q o-3-ls- 1
Batterias-Chesbro and KlcinOw: Petty
and OConnor Time, 20s Umpire. Con
molly.
AT CLF;T fI;AND.
J Cleveland ...O | q D q I O-:-91
q W.sbfnyton o o o o > . o I-N-U
Jatter.rs-Rhoatcs and Clark; Faikrn-
berg and Warner. Time. La. Cmiires.
Evans and Hurst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

While sleeping on his way to Chicago
last week. the open window closed on
OLcary's hand and battered 1t so badly
that the services of Frank Scheibeck had
to be invoked to take his place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT NEW YORK.
Philadelphia IL o =
New York .....4 0 2 ) 3-l3-la-l
1T batteries -Moser and Doom: Mathew
ron, Ferguson and Bresnahan. Fitzgerald
Time. las Umpire. O'Day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
NATIONAL /LEAGUE STANDING.
OTHER GAMES.
Lynn a; Springfield 2.

Springfield. Mass, Sept. 1.-THE Lynn
New England League team Wun .,noth, Z
victory today By defeating the Spring
field Conn. cticut League team to on
its own grounds
Slrneii.ld Id 40 " O. 6-3
batteries Burton and Daum: Long and
O'Connor Time. l.i0. Umpire, kenncdy.
AT Cumberland Md.-Cumbetland I,
Cincinnati t%at) l.
At RI.tddock, Pa.-PittsburG tNatD l.
Rraddnck tPa. League i.
At Sc.ttdaIe. Past. Louis iElt., l.,
ScutttiLe 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

London cab drivers earn an aggre-
gate of over $40 900 Il day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

third mile. taking the lead at the first
quarter pole and not losing IT,
The summarizes:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Yeaton O