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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
PUT UP HOT FIGHT.
Rouse O'Brien ard Johnny Allen Do
Lievly Stunts at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. April 1.-Rousc
O'isrien Of Boston and Johnny Allen of
this city furnished a lively wind-up at
the Washington Sporting Club Monday
hight in six rounds. The youngsters
were at a terrific clip from the first tap
of the bell. Allen put up surprisingly
good bout and although on the defcn-
sive in the last two rounds, he had
O'Bren stepping some to hold his own.
O'Blen used Il good straight left con-
tinualIy and he had Aliens face red
from the constant iabbing. He also
opened Johns ear with a right hand
uplercut in the third. but Allen partly
returned the compliment by causing
the rod fluid to flow from Rouses
mouth with right handler flush on the
lips. Allen caught OBrieE with q
gIancinC blow on the head right after
the bell rang for the first round to
start. and Rouse went to the !loor. He
WAS up before the count of 10 and fin
iShcd out the round in good shape
There was nothing to choose between
them 1t the finish.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

ternoOn before taking the train in or
der to secure the largest possible
amount Of training in which il is Of
course lacking.
1t is planned to have Files pitch to-
mDrrows game and Lawrence catch.
Tie battery in the Tufts game will
doubtless be Sparks and Abbott. The
complete makeup of the team tomor-
row will probably be: Files '0S. pitch
er; Lawrence, '01, catcher; Pike '07.
hrst base; Captain HoGgdOn. second
base; Stanwood '0s. third base; Blair
09, shortstop: NcDade '09. left field
Bower '01, center field; Sparks '09, right
field.
The team will probably return To
Brunswick Thursday night and will
then have just one days practice be
fore the first home game, which will
be played on the Whittier field Satur-
day afternoon. The opposing team will
be Exeter.
One of the pleasing events of the
week was the address in Memorial hall
last evening by Or. julius Sachs of Co.
lurhia University. DIR. Sachs subject
was ''Telchng as a Profession A
large number of students and towns
ne, pIe We're present. The address was
given under the auspices of the Satur-
day Club of Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
HOPE FOR MISS SUTTON.
Los Angeles Chamber Of Commerce
May Send Her to England.

Plans are being made in Southern Cali
furnia to have the Chamber Of Commerce
of Los Angeles take steps to secure
trauSI Ortation to England and return for
Miss May Sutton. the present holder of
the English championship in the women :
tennis singles. and also for her sister,
Miss Florence Sutton. to Philadelphia
to compete there for the cham
pionShip of the United States 1t is
81 id that unless some such scheme as this
is put in operation the elder Miss Sutton
will have to default her British tennis
title.
The championships will be held in Eng
land in June and the American cham
pionships take place about the same time
Miss Sutton has given it to be understood
that she cannot bear the extra expense
of a trip to England. Southern Calfor-
mia has no regular tennis association 70
take charge OF matters like this 1t is
pointed cut that Wright. Ward, Collins
and Little. who are going abroad for the
Davis cup, will have their TRANSFORMATION
and expenses paid by the United States
Lawn Tennis Association. or rather by
subscriptions raised through that body.
Many persons think that as much might
be done for Miss Sutton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
A WILD RUNAWAY
As Crowd Of $1,000 Are Leaving
Grounds--SeveraI Persons injured.

Boston. April 17.-While more than
1000 persons were leaving the Amer
lean League baseball grounds after Il
game with New York today. cab
horse became frightened at an automo-
bile and ran headlong into the most
dense part of the crowd causing a
panic in which several persons were
slightly injured.
Mrs. Daniel c. Robinson of 241 West
Newton street. and Mrs. Lewis Baxter
of 45 East Concord street. were run
over and severely bruised. while
Charles T. Gallagher. a prominent law
yer of this city, was among a number
of persons who were knocked down and
bruised. That more people were not in
5ured appeare? to witnesses Of the ac-
C'dent as very remarkable. inaSnuch
as the horse dashed down the crowded
Huntington avenue instead Of taking
TO the usual driveway. Several men at
tempted to stop the runaway animal.
but they broke the horses bride and
thus put him absolutely out of control
OF the driver and 1t was not until the
horse reached Massachusetts, avenue
that he was stopped.
Gov. Curtis Guild. Jr.. and an escort
or other distinguished men, who at
tended the opening game Of the season
~ guests Of the league. were in the de-
parting crowd hut We're uninjured The
governor and others were PROMPT to
assist the injured to carriages in which
they We're taken to their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Young Corbett Coming
East After Hy|and Fight.
Rouse O'Brien and Johnny A.
len Engage in Lively Scrap.
Forbes Has a Very Easy Time with Battling
Kelly in Fight at New York.

Patsey Corrigan states that after
Young Corbett's fight with Dick Hy
land. to be held at Salt Lake City,
Utah. April "a, the Denverite will start
for the East, as he has received an Of
fer from Tom O'Rourke to fight Amby
McGarry at the Tuxedo Club. PatSey
is training Young Corbett and says
that his charge is sure to beat Hyland.
although he speaks as though he
thought Dick is a tough nut.
Tho date for the fight with McGarry
at Essington. Penn. is May 9. The ar
tices Gail for the men to weigh i'll at
135 pounds at o'clock. That is a bit
high for Corbett. but he has accepted
and will be ready for the eX-amateur
double champion, who only last week
sert Adam Ryan down and out with a
wild swing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

lrgc pitcher for the first time this sea-
son ana his debut is expected to be at
tended with good results. His friends
predict a brilliant future for him upon
the diamond this and coming seasons.
foI there is little doubt but that he will
shcw Collcg" form this season and af-
ter that, barring accidents, he will have
three more years ahead of him.
Although the season has only be
gun, vet the personnel Of the team is
practically determined. But this does
not mean that every man who j. Il can
didate for the team will not be made
to work his hardest to maintain his
place. There are no permanent jobs
this year. is the word that has gone out
and everybody knows that the man
agcn;ent means just what it says.
Granting that every man will work
his hardest. there is little doubt except
in On or two instances. Behind the bat
will be the doughty Hebron lad. who
caught ConmbS last year. Dwycr Of
Knox county, where the baseball bac-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wednesday-M CTwin) Sullivan VS.
ncr vs.. Willie Fitzgerald. Philadelphia
Charley Hitte VS.. Rube Ferns. Albany.
Thursday-George Gardner VS.. Mike
Schreck. w. Clinton VS. Young Kloby.
Johnny Mahan VS.. Mike Grady. and Billy
Conatv VS.. Young Freeman. Lincoln Club
Chelsea: a. Bezzenah VS.. Kid Farmer
Peoria: Martin Flaherty VS.. Billy Gard
ner. Lowell: Fred Gilmore VS.. Barney
Cinnaman, Green Bay
F'riday-Abc Attell VS. frankie Neil,
Los Angeles: Dick Fitzpatrick VS.. Joe
Thomas. Colma. Cal: Honey Melody VS..
Jack Dougherty, Milwaukee,: Arthur
Cote VS.. Tommy Quill Augusta: Willie
Mack VS.. Young Kloby. Lowell.
Saturday-Tommy O'Toole vs. Johnny
Dwyer. Philadelphia; Eddie Sautry vs..
Kid Harrison. PalouSe Wash.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
PROSPECTS BRIGHT.
Outlook for Baseball Is Good This
Year at Hampden Academy.

The baseball prospects at Hampden
Academy are very bright thus spring.
Many of the old men are back and
Capt. Prout has many new men out.
Brown. the star pitcher of two years
ago. is back. and with Norris behind
the bat. ought to be a bad proposition.
BabcoCk will play his old position
at secoud base. and Capt. Prout. who
played shortstop the last two years.
will hold down first base. Luce and
Wyman. both old players. will probably
do the third base and snortstop work,
although some Of the new men in
tend to make them hustle Tor these
positions.
Among the candidates for the out
field are Nickerson. Reed. Armstrong
Kimball. Perkins and Goodrich. The
squad has been working hard out OF
doors for more than week and will
be in the best of form for the first game
or April IS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
BASEBALL NOTES.
spirits.

Holy cross shut out Tufts college
yesterday
Some of the old timers are right with
the push in the big league while young
er men have been sent back to the min
ors for more experience.
Ball teams all over the country are
giving the fans full value for their
money Judging by the 10. II and even II
inning games which are being played.
The Prospect Park ball grounds at
Biddeford are to be turned over. filed
and Ievelled. This work will be done on
the outfield as we'll as on the diamond
itself.
That was not very big pail of white
wash Jake Weimer and his associates
spilled on the Cubs i'm the openinc
game. The victors came within one run
of getting a dose of their own medicine
PITCHER Lush Is doing some good
work for the Philadelphia Nationals.
he struck out ten New Workers. the
other Gay and during the entire game
but four hits were made off his de-
livery.
That was red hot game last Satur-
day at Grand Rapids and the Chicago
white Sox went the whole nine innings
without a score being made on either
side. Both pitchers did championship
work, only three hits being made in the
entire game.
Tcnney's men met their first defeat
yesterday at the hands of the PhiIlies.
Tenney thinks it never rains but what
1t pours as the first defeat after the
run of victory with which the season
opened was plastered on with thick
coat of Whitewash
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

illus thlives better than in any other
section Of the country. so 'tis said.
Dwyer made one terrible error last
year when the ban went II feet over
the third basnman's head; but those
who know him say that ii never hap
pcneG before and declare that it will
never happen again.
Pete" Wiley, who played on Au-
gusta last summer and did IL lot of
good work, will rcarrcar the coming
season on first "Pet"" is showing ali
his last seasons speed in practice and
gives promise of keeping up to the high
standard of work that characterized his
playing last season.
"MoSe" I'ilton is at present on sec
ond base. but has been 4 little unfor-
tunatc thus far in practice. Nevcrthe-
less. it is believed that he will make
good this spring as ne has done in the
r;lst ana that nc will hold his place for
the season.
Just what will happen at shortstop
dcpe IDS upun the settlement of the still
open question ut secoI.d. Reynolds has
been alternating with Hammond at
short during practice and there is Il
possibility OF MS belnT gwen me SC
nnd bag in case short goes to Ham
mon1. Hammond IS doing We'll in Eit
ting ANA i'll this respect he his thus
far shown mp better than his rival.
TiitoI has been getting so,nc good
cracks ut the ball which show him to
lie in condition to keep Il strong string
on the coveted second base.
Nobody is likely to shove "Shorty"
Craig oft third this season. He has not
forgotten how to hit and is also a clcv-
er waite: At the bat. He has not lost
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
ESTABLISHED CENSORSHIP.
Jockey Club Seizes Wines and Deals
Hard Blow to Poolrooms.

New York, April lin an effort to
entirely disassociate racing in this
state from any connection with pool
room gambling in New York city or
elsewhere the Queens County Jockey
Club at Aqueduct Monday took
charge Of all telegraph wires running
into the grounds. and established a
strict censorship over all kilograms. in
coming end outgoing. with a deadline
delay of 90 minutes on all outgoing
messages.
All telephone connection with the
track has been discontinued. and the
only way that the results Of todayS
races could he known To the outside
world. quicker than the time limit
fixed by the Jockey Club. was ny tn
sending of messengers from within the
track enclosure I" some point in the
vicinity of Aqueduct. where telephone
To town was available.
Not only did the JOcky Club strictly
guard the telegraph wires. but it with
held all advance information as to nom
starters. the assignment of jockeys.
etc. even to those within the race en-
closure.
Various suhterfuges were resorted to
Monday to overcome the Obst2 cles set
by the Jockey club, but the sending Of
messengers TO nearby points to tele-
phone the results was the only progress
the poOlroom interests made against
the new order of things In each in
stance the messenger had to repay his
admission to the grounds. SO fee being
cyaCte1 for the grand stand enclosure
The system adopted at Aqueduct will
prevail at all tracks in this state dur
ing the racing season
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
KELLY Is EASY.
Forbes Toys With Him in Slow Bout
at New York.

New York. April 17.-ClarenCe Forbes
of Chicago met Battling Kelly of this
city for three rounds at the Navarro
a. C. Monday night. 1t was a slow af-
fair. all because Forbes elected to he
easy with his man. When he did try to
fight there was nothing to il. In tie
third round Forbes fought hard and
had his opponent wabblinG. Had the
contest gone another minute or so kel-
ly would have been knocked out.
Howard Smith bested Jack Ashton
of Philadelphia. Max Foreman of Paw
tuckct knocked out Dick Grimes in the
third round, Willie Mangold won from
Val Coogan, "Toe' Jones and Jim Nc
Grath were hustled out of the ring for
taking. Dan Frazier and Meyer Harris,
and Ben Franklin and Young Frenchy
fought draws in the other bouts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
EMULSION

is more than a fat food.
There is no animal fat
that compares with it in
nourishing and building
up the wasted, emaciated
body. That is why chill
dren and anemic girls
thrive and grow fat upon
it. That is why persons
with consumptive tenden-
cles gain flesh and
strength enough to check
the progress Of the dis
ease.
<roTT BOVINE, 80 Pearl Street. Ner York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
THE BOWDOIN NINE
Leaves for ProvHjcncc Where Today Il
Will Meet Brown University.

Brunswick, Me, April 17.-(SpeciaD
The ball team left on the AS train
this afternoon for Providence, where
they viii meet Brown tomorrow after
noon The men were in good spirits and
IN as good form as could be expected
fer 30 early in the season.
AS mentioned in yesterdays Journal
Abbott Will not be behind the bat in
the Brown game, nor will Greene be
able to play first. Arrangements have
been made, however. so that they will
go to Boston tomorrow night and will
play in the Tufts game of Thursday.
The team held short practice this af-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
YALE WINS.
Old Eli Defeats University of Illinois
in Aquatic Contests.

Champaign. ILL.,. April 17-Yale Uni
Versity Monday night won the aquatic
meet from the University of Illinois
Results:
1oO-yard swim-Mcigs. Yale. first !;
Hale. Illinois. second; Clark, Yale
third. Time-1.16 2-5.
Plunge for distance-Sherman. Yale.
first; Mengel. Yale. second: McComb.
Illinois, third. Distance-60 feet, Az
inches.
5o-yard swim-Dougherty. Yale, first
Waldo. Illinois, second: Vincent. Yale,
third. Time-31 As.
a5-yard swim-Mengel. Yale. first
Meigs, Yale, second; Schroeder. Illinois.
third. Times 3-5
Water polo-Yale won 4 too
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Both the Boston Teams
Go Down in. Defeat.
Runaway Horse on Boston, An.,
Grounds Injuries Several.
HoJ Cross IL; Tufts 0...vermont 10; U.
iet Maine 4--0the! Games.

Boston. April 1.-THE baseball season
in Boston was opened today under very
favorable conditions and many state and
civic dignitaries were present. but the
home team was beaten to 3. Dougher-
ty's long throws and stickwork decided
the game. which was followed by an ex-
citing incident.
A cab horse. frightened by an automo-
bile, dashed through the dense departing
crowd and several persons. including two
women. were run over and injured. Gov.
Guild and his party narrowly escaped dis
aster and they were foremost in the work
Of assisting the injured to carriages. The
H,oro
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
BOUT DECLARED OFF.
Cote and Quill Will Not Meet at City
Hall, Friday Might

ihe management of the Augusta Social
aud Athletic Association announce that
in consequence Of the meeting between
Arthur Cote Of Biddeford and Tommy
Quill Of Brockton at Thornton. r. T..
Monday evemng. which was contrary to
the understanding that the boxers had
with the club. the bout which was to
have occurred at City hall Friday evening
has been declared off. 1t is also announc-
ed that there will probably be a bout at
City hall Wednesday evening. April p.
and that two good men will be secured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Wednesday-New York at Boston.
Washngt9n at PhiladePmia Cleveland
Thursday-New York at Boston two
games). Washington at Philadelphia, Chi
cago at Detroit. Cleveland at St. LOUIS.
yarIt a Pbodapi DetTot - Ghtcs"
STANDARDIZATION at Washington. New
York at Philadelphia. Detroit at Chica-
go, Cleveland at st. Louis.
Sunday-Detroit at St. Louis. Cleveland
at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Wednesday-Ncw York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg. St. Louis at Chi
caEo.
Thursday-Boston at Philadelphia. New
York ut BROOKLYN. Cincinnati at Pitts
burg. st. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia ut Boston. Brook
lyn ut New York. Cincinnati at Pittsburg,
st. Louis at Chicago.
SunCay-St. Louis at Cincinnati. Pitts
burg at Chicago.
COLLEGE,
dnesday-Harvard- Washington and
Lee at Richmond. Va. Lafayette at
Princeton. Gettysburg University of
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. BOwdoin-
Brown 1T Providence. John Hopkins at
West Point. Carlisle Indians George
Washington at Washington. Rochester
eastern League) Cornell at ithaca. Trilr-
ityNaval Academy at Annapolis, Yale at
Fordham. "Aggies" Wesleyan ut Middle
town. University of Maine University of
Vermont at Burlington.
Thursday-BrounH Holy Cross at Wor-
Cestcr. Bowdoin-Tufts at Mcdford. Uni
versity of Syracuse at Fordh1m Carlisle
Indians University of Virginia at Char
lottesvi!le.
Friday-Carlisle Indians University of
Virginia at Charlottesville.
Satiirday-Harvard-U United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis. Yale University
of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Prince
tor Cornell at Ithaca. Tufts-Holy Cross
at Worcester. Phillips Exeter Academy
Rowdoin at Brunswick Columbia ut West
Point Fordham at Georgetown. Carlisle
Indians Washington and Lee at texinE-
ton. Va. Amherst-Brown at Providenc".
Trinity-New York University at New
York Observation-Disclosures at Easton. Pa.
Columbia Athletic Club-George Washing
ton at Washington. Union Williams at
Williamstown. Wesleyan ut MidGletown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
COLBY BASEBALL.
Season Will Open Today
With Game at COburn.
Coach Shea and Capt. Coombs
Pleased With Material.
Good Pitchers With Good Support Should
Make a Good Record.

WatervilIc, Me. April T. CSpeciaD.
With the game with Coburn on
Alumni field today, the Colby baseball
.,cason opens amid prospects that are
more than usually bright. There was
an abundance of good material when
only serious loss by graduation was
Pugslcy from shortstop, veteran
whose position will be hard to fill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
VERMONT 10; MAINE a.
Vermont Dedicates New Athletic Field
and Wins by Heavy Hitting.

burlington. VT. April 1.-THE Univer-
sity of Vermont baseball team dedicated
the new athletic field here today by de-
fea ting the University of Maine in the
first game of the season bv a score of 10
to 4. Heavy hitting was the cause Of
Vermonts victory and otherwise the
game was without feature. The two
teams will play again tomorrow.
Vermont .....1 0 0 3 0 X-10-16-2
Maine .......0 0 2 D 0 0 0 l. A. -
Batteries-Collins and kibby: Hall, Dow
and Blossom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
SPORTING NOTES.

The Cornell Athletic Council voted
Monday to authorize the cleo
tior Of new football cap
tain to take the place Of Ray Van
Ornam. elected last fall. but suspended
this spring for alleged fraud in exam
ination. Van Ornam was expected to
return in September to lead the team.
Warren Macarthur. Jr. of Chicago was
elected assistant football manager.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
AT WASHINGTON.

Washington ...2 0 1 0 x-5-7-2
Philadelphia 10 0. 0 0 0-2-S1
Observation-Disclosures and Heydon; Dy
CERT Coakley and Schreck. Umpire.
O'Loughlin. Time. 2h. Attendance, ABB.
AT DETROIT.
Chicago .......1 o 0 0 = 1-5-4-i
Detroit .....0 o. 1 0 Is SO
Batteries-Owen and Sullivan; Mullin
and Warner. UmIGres Hurst and Con-
nor. Time, 30 Attendance; 1856.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis ......1 0 0 0 0 o O-1-3-5
Cleveland ......1 0 0 0-3-S-1
Batterics-Howell and Spencer; Hes;
and Buelow. Time. 20. Umpire. Con
molly. Attendance, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Left on bases-Boston 6. Philadelph:a o.
Earned ruu-Philadelphia Stolen pdS,a pdseS,L
Doom, SentelIe Two-base hits1Senteie
>, Magee. Sacrifice hits-Bridwell; 6ooae 6oire
Double pIays-Titus. Gleason and Doon,, io',en,,
Dooiin and BransfieId. Struck outnBy
Pfeffer s. by Dugeleby 4. Bases on balls ballsm
off Pfeffer 3. off Duggieny g. ,Imnira
O'Day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia shut out Boston in a game
that was a battle Of pitchers from star,
TO nnish. The only run of the game was
scored by Sentelle on his own single ond
Magee's two-base hit. Boston lost i
chance to score in the first inning
Through poor base running Attendance
45S2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

before the close of the season.
Burton, Euker and Shcrbourne
are the substitutes behind the bat and
THOMPSON and Gilpatric the substi-
tute pitchers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
ATHLETES LEAVE NAPLES.
Americans Who Will Compete in OIym-
pic Games Start for Brindis.

Naples. April 1.-THE American ath-
letcs who are to complete at the Olym-
pic games at Athens left Naples today
for BrindiSi They We're all in good
spirits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
AT PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg .....-.o ~ q . "a :,
Cincinnati -....-O l. ~ ~ W
n..;o, phiII;Dne and Gibson, Ca
r,sch. Weimer and Phelps. Umpires.
KEN and Carpenter. Time. go. At
tendance. 1905.
AT CHICAGO.
ST Louis ...O o-6-t :
Chicago .......0 0 o ) o-3-o-3
Batteries-McFarland and Putnam:
Pfeister Wicker. Beebe and Moran. UNI
nire Iohnstone Time, 80. Attendance,
AT BROOKLYN.
New York 20 0 0 o 2-3-S-2
Brooklyn 10 l 0 0 0-1-i-2
Ratteries-McGinnty and Bresnahan
Mcintyre and Bergen. Umpres. Conway
and Emsie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

SPOKE when he said that the fight would
draw. Jimmy's manager is now per
fectly satisfied with the terms offered,
and Britt and Hermann will give their
show without fail on May I.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Sacrifice hlts-Freeman. Elberfeld. Win
ter. Conroy. Two-base hits-Dougherty,
Grimshaw. Hits-Of Hogg in - IN
nings; off Orth In 1 IL innings. Stolen
base-Graham. First base on balls-Of
Winter l. off Hogg s. off Orth /. Hit by
pitched ball-By Hogg, Graham. Struck
Wild pitch-Hogg. Time. 1.59. Cmpires,
Sheridan and Evans. Attendance. 1857.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
OTHER GAMES.

At Washing !, Yale },
At Medford, MaSs.-Holy Cross l.,
Tufts 0.
At charlottesville. Va-Virginia t. lie
high .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

The khedive on his journey from Alex
andr:a to the oasis of silva was escorted
ny eight Egyptian officers, eichty-eight
soldiers. one coachman. seven grooms.
three cooks. four servants, two tent
pitchers. one farricr five clmelmen. ten
carlel-drivers. four guides and siXty-five
Bedouin canel-drivers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
BANGOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Schedule Arranged Includes Game.
With Some Strong Mines.

The following Is Il schedule Of the
games that Manager Rice of the Bangor
High school has arranged to date:
Fast Day-Orono and Old Town at Ban
gor. N '''
=. April 2S-Castine High school at Cas-
tine ' '
May st. of NJ I'd at Bangor
May 9-Hampden Academy at Hamp-
den.
May l2-Dexter at Dexter
May III. of NJ. 2d at Orono.
May 25-M. c. |. at Bangor.
JuEe 2-Gardiner H. s II Gardiner
June 9-Higgins Classical Institute al
Charleston. ''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

The baseball squad of the Bangor
hish school will commence practice
'his week at Maplewood park.